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PINE COUNTY PLANNING, ZONING & SOLID WASTE April 23. Once ordered, the bins will order online, go to http://recyclemin- space. Landfills are expensive to oper- Pine County is partnering with the be available for pickup at the Pine nesota.org/work/compost-bins-rain- ate, create environmental challenges, Recycling Association of Minnesota County Zoning Office, 1610 Building barrels/ and are generally undesirable land use this spring to provide a sale of home (1610 Highway 23 N, Sandstone) during in our communities. A 2013 study by compost bins ($66+tax) and rain bar- business hours from Wednesday, April WHY COMPOST? the Minnesota Pollution Control rels ($79+tax). 28 through Friday, April 30. Backyard composting serves as a Orders are due by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, For more information, or to place an cost-effective means to save landfill SEE COMPOST, PAGE 2

Kids, camp and COVID-19 BY JAMIE LUND said. “It’s heartbreaking.” [email protected] Still, it’s an improvement over last summer. In 2020 The Salvation Army the camp was restricted to Northwoods Camp will 12-14 children per day and open this summer with a no overnight camps. pandemic twist. “It was strange to have Staff members continue summer so quiet,” Ceder- to offer the typical summer strom said. camp fun that memories She added they allowed are made of such as making two days between camps new friends, archery, swim- to allow for CDC mandated ming and fishing. cleaning and held most This summer the camp activities outside. This will follow the Centers summer all activities will for Disease Control and be held outdoors, weather Prevention mandates permitting. including wearing masks Cederstrom said they are inside of buildings, provide waiting to find out if they sanitation stations set up can hold overnight camps throughout the camp and this year. allow for cleaning time She said she is looking between camps, said Missy forward to seeing the kids. Cederstrom, guest services Many from the Twin Cities and contract manager. area have never visited the She said the groups will country or interacted with come from one geographic farm animals. area of Minnesota or North “Maybe they catch their Dakota at a time and the first fish, or try archery for number of campers will be the first time,” Cederstrom reduced due to COVID-19. said. “Then they get their Many campers visit from first shot and it gets on the St. Cloud, Duluth and the target...we have a great Twin Cities areas. time with the kids. I miss Each of the four dorms them so much.” can house 48 kids and eight The camp is hidden away staff. Each dorm is divided on 280 wooded acres outside into four cabins. In a nor- of Finlayson. KARI MATSON mal year they accept up to Call the divisional head- 12 kids and two councilors quarters in Roseville at in each cabin. 1-651-746-3400 for more in- Jaguar wrestler heads to state This year they will accept formation on how to sign up up to four kids and one for camp or email Captain Hinckley-Finlayson junior, Justin Matson entered the 8-Person Minnesota 7AA-8AA Super-Sections on Saturday counselor in each cabin Marisa McCluer at marisa. receiving a NC against Blake Cota of Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton. This moved him into the semifinals where took with a total of 16 children [email protected] out the #5 ranked heavyweight, Andreas Barnett of Detroit Lakes, with a score of 7-6. Justin then wrestled in and four counselors in each army.org the championship round against #6 ranked Elijah Novak of Foley, where he fell, 5-7. Justin’s only loss came from dorm. The camp is also hiring Novak earlier in the season with a 2-3 loss. This now puts Justin into the final rounds of the state tournament, “We are not able to serve summer staff. The applica- another 8-person bracket. Justin’s season record is now 26-2 as he moves in the MSHSL State Championships as many children as we tion is located on the camp this Friday, March 26, held in St Micheal-Albertville. Good Luck Justin! Bring home a medal! would like to,” Cederstrom website. PRIDE OF PLACE

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BY MIKE GAINOR had an emergency. Or that there’s a [email protected] virus on your computer. Some scammers say there’s a prob- The voice on Judy’s voicemail mes- lem with one of your accounts and sage was friendly, but that was just that you need to verify some informa- part of the trick. tion. A person calling himself Roy Others will lie and say you won claimed that he was reaching out money in a lottery or sweepstakes but from Amazon customer support. He have to pay a fee to get it. gave an employee ID number, and 3. Scammers pressure you to act said the call was regarding a pur- immediately. chase made on Amazon for $909.99. Scammers want you to act before He gave an order number for the you have time to think. They might supposed purchase. tell you not to hang up so you can’t PHOTO PROVIDED “If you have made this online pur- check out their story. They might chase ... then simply hang up the call threaten to arrest you, sue you, and your order will be shipped short- take away your driver’s or business Parked squad struck by driver on I-35 ly to Los Angeles,” he said. “But if you license, or deport you. They might have not made any such transaction say your computer is about to be On March 17 on I-35 near Rock Creek a Pine County Sheriff’s Office squad vehicle was struck then immediately call [the] billing corrupted. from behind by another motorist while at an accident scene. According to the Pine County and fraud prevention department.” 4. Scammers tell you to PAY in a Sheriffs Office, the deputy was out of the squad at the time and suffered no injuries, and And then he left a phone number. specific way. They often insist that the driver of the other vehicle was not seriously hurt. The sheriff’s office urges all drivers to Of course, Judy knew she had never you pay by sending money through remember to slow down and move over for emergency vehicles. placed such an order. Something was a money transfer company or by wrong. But the story seemed like it putting money on a gift card and then could possible, even though she was giving them the number on the back. immediately suspicious of what the Some will send you a check (that will caller was saying. later turn out to be fake), tell you to “It was elaborate,” Judy said. deposit it, and then send them money. However, she knew better than to The FTC offers these recommenda- call a number that an unknown caller tions: claimed was billing and fraud preven- • Take steps to block unwanted calls tion. Instead, she did the smart thing. and to filter unwanted text messages. COMPOST: Consider participating in She checked her Amazon account • Don’t give your personal or fi- herself online. And of course, there nancial information in response to a was no record of any transaction like request that you didn’t expect. program to help environment the one described on the call. • If you get an email or text message But just to be sure, she also got a from a company you do business with hold of her credit card company. and you think it’s real, it’s still best FROM PAGE 1 “The gal said there had been no not to click on any links. Instead, activity on the credit card, and the contact them using a website you Agency indicated that number he gave me was not an Ama- know is trustworthy. Or look up their approximately 30% of zon number,” Judy said. phone number. Don’t call a number Minnesota’s garbage This scam has been confirmed they gave you or the number from arriving at landfills on sites like calldetective.net and your caller ID. consists of organic nomorerobo.com – and the phone • Resist the pressure to act immedi- waste (food scraps, plant number that “Roy” gave Judy has ately. Legitimate businesses will give material, etc.). This been reported 56 times to the Federal you time to make a decision. Anyone constitutes a tremendous Communications Commission and who pressures you to pay or give waste of energy, financial Federal Trade Commission. them your personal information is a resources, and landfill scammer. space that could be SIGNS OF A SCAM • Never pay someone who insists reduced by composting at The Federal Trade Commission you pay with a gift card or by using Pine County homes. says there are four clues that a call a money transfer service. And never might be a scam. deposit a check and send money back WHY COLLECT RAIN WATER? 1. Scammers pretend to be from to someone. Roofs concentrate an organization you know. They • Before you do anything else, tell rain water, expediting might use a real name, like the Social someone — a friend, a family mem- “runoff” and transpor- increasingly precious in Pine County. Contact Security Administration, the IRS, or ber, a neighbor — what happened. tation of sediment from commodity. Capturing the Pine County Solid Medicare, or make up a name that Talking about it could help you real- lawns, which can cause rain water for slower re- Waste Department at 320- sounds official. Some pretend to be ize it’s a scam. pollution, particularly lease to lawns or gardens 216-4220 for questions on from a business you know, or even a Judy said she wanted to tell her for homes near storm can save water resources. the program. charity asking for donations. They story to let others in the communi- sewers, lakes, wetlands, Consider participation use technology to change the phone ty know what was going on so they and streams. Addition- in this program to help number that appears on your caller would know . ally, clean water is an protect the environment ID, so the name and number you see “Hopefully nobody else got might not be real. scammed by this,” she said. 2. Scammers say there’s a problem – If you have been approached by or a prize. scammers or believe you may have Scammers might say you’re in been scammed, report it to the FTC at trouble with the government, you owe https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/#/ Where You Get the Most Out of Life money. Or someone in your family CALL FOR AVAILABILITY

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Chester Gustafson of the Knights of Columbus St. Patrick’s Council 5101 presents a check of $450 to Donna Wichner of the Family Pathways Food Shelf in Sandstone. The contribution awarded to Jerdin was made possible in part through the generous participation of St. Luke’s and St Patrick’s Long time American Legion member Carl Jerdin(r) has been awarded his second “Volun- parishioners in the Knights of Columbus fund raising drive. teer of the Year” award by American Legion Post 388 Commander John Rostberg. In presenting the award, Rostberg said, “Carl is often the first to volunteer for a special project and is always there when needed for routine tasks. He said among Carl’s many activities , he serves on the Post’s honor guard for military funerals, handles building Need a new direction? maintenance, hall rental and many other related Legionnaire duties. As an example of his dedication and hard work, Rostberg said Carl outsold all other Legionnaires combined in recent poppy sales! Jerdin is also the recipient of the Hinckley Chamber of Commerces’ “Citizen of the Year” award. Rostberg concluded, “We are so pleased to have a person of Carl’s ability and dedication as a member of Post 388.”

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Minnesota Newspaper Association joins the News Media Alliance and other state press associations in applauding U.S. House Antitrust Chairman David Cicilline (D-RI), ranking mem- ber Ken Buck (R-CO), Senate Antitrust Chair- woman Amy Klobuchar (D-MN), and Senator John N. Kennedy (R-LA) for reintroducing the “Journalism Competition and Preservation Act” (JCPA). The bill provides a limited antitrust safe harbor for news publishers to collectively negoti- ate with Facebook and Google for fair compensa- tion for the use of their content. In response to the bill reintroduction in both the House and Senate, News Media Alliance President & CEO, David Chavern, said, “This is a huge milestone for U.S. news publishers. As we have seen over the last several weeks in Austra- lia and Europe, the world is moving toward new Big tech profits from news while compensation systems for publishers. The cost of inaction, in terms of the spread of misinfor- mation we are all experiencing, is simply too great to ignore any longer. Quality journalism journalists, publishers struggle is key to sustaining civic society and we must ensure that the digital ecosystem returns value ver the past year, local seldom results in a click, making platforms are simply much too big back to the people who create that journalism.” journalism has been more it difficult for publishers to pay and much too influential, which is Since 2018, the News Media Alliance has important – and more journalists. Because of the plat- why they have been the targets of been vocally advocating for such legislation in Oneeded – than ever. From forms’ dominance in the ad tech multiple antitrust lawsuits. the U.S., which it believes is needed to address the COVID-19 pandemic to the ecosystem, when users do finally Contrary to the platforms’ the imbalance in the news publisher-platform reignited social justice movement click through, news publishers claims, the deals European and relationship. “Without an antitrust safe harbor, to the explosive 2020 U.S. presi- may receive less than half of every Australian lawmakers required news publishers will have no capacity to collec- dential election and its aftermath, advertising dollar. them to reach with news publish- tively fight for their futures,” Chavern said. The people have been The platforms have failed to ers did not “break the internet” previous bill received support from several U.S. turning to news compensate news publishers con- or in any way harm or punish end Representatives and Senators on both sides of publishers, day sistently and adequately for use users. Instead, they have shown the aisle and has now been reintroduced in the in and day out, to of their content, which is needed that there is not only an ability to 117th Congress to continue progressing forward. keep them up to to ensure news publishers are provide sustainable options for Chavern added, “We are grateful to chairs Cicil- date on how the around to cover the next crisis. news, but a desire from the public line and Klobuchar, ranking member Buck, and changes happen- The platforms pay to license mu- to do so. Senator Kennedy for their commitment to qual- ing around the sic, sports clips and other forms of What news publishers are ask- ity journalism, and we look forward to working world affect their content, but they have fought all ing for in the U.S. is pretty simple. with them on ways to further strengthen the bill daily lives. attempts to require them to pay to American publishers are not ask- to ensure equitable terms and fair compensation News Media However, while display news. ing for forced payments or a “link for the valuable content being produced by all Alliance news has been As highlighted by recent global tax,” as some have called it. They news publishers, including small and communi- more in-demand developments, including the Eu- simply want the opportunity to ty publishers. News publishers need a fighting David Chavern than at any time ropean Union and Australia, the seek better deals for everyone, and chance with the tech platforms that currently in recent history, world is moving towards a new to work with the platforms rather control who receives our content and how much news publishers and more equitable compensation than against them to build a better we are paid.” have been struggling more than system for publishers. future for news. Currently, the Duopoly of Google and Face- ever. Policymakers in the U.S. pre- The “Journalism Competition book captures the majority of all digital ad It is impossible to deny the viously proposed legislation that and Preservation Act” would revenue and doesn’t fairly compensate news negative impact of the tech plat- would provide a safe harbor for establish a process that allows publishers for the value local news plays on forms on the industry’s financial news publishers to collectively publishers to reap – and sow – the these platforms. The Alliance joins the members health. Major tech platforms negotiate with the platforms for a rewards of their work. of Congress in their belief that a safe harbor for like Facebook and Google exert better deal. Now, the “Journalism Quality journalism supports news publishers to allow them to come together their dominance over the digital Competition and Preservation democracy, and the price of inac- to negotiate with the platforms on their overall marketplace, setting the rules for Act” is expected to be reintro- tion – the disappearance of quality behalf is the solution to this problem. That basic news publishers and determining duced in the House by Antitrust news – is too great. idea now has wide support across the political how journalism is displayed, pri- Subcommittee Chairman David It is more important than ever spectrum and is the cornerstone of all compre- oritized and monetized. They also Cicilline (D-RI) and Ranking that our elected representatives hensive solutions. capture the vast majority of all Member Ken Buck (R-CO), and in support legislation that will bring digital advertising dollars because the Senate by Antitrust Subcom- value back to those who create of their unique ability to collect mittee Chairwoman Amy Klobu- journalism. consumer data across the web. char (D-MN) and Senator John N. Through their anticompetitive Kennedy (R-LA). DAVID CHAVERN is President & CEO of the News behavior, the tech companies have It is simply not possible for most Media Alliance. disrupted the relationships pub- individual news publishers to lishers have with their audiences challenge the basic terms offered by building walled gardens that by the online behemoths. The

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MARCH 25, 2021 RELIGIONwww.HinckleyNews.com HINCKLEY NEWS 5 What wondrous love Christ has for us In the 26th chapter of Matthews Gospel we read the is concerned about the human events that are about to consequence of sin, “The soul that sins shall die” the record of the events in the Garden of Gethsemane, the transpire, the beatings, the nails, the agonizing death, “wages of sin is death”… , but far beyond that, sin sepa- place that Jesus went to pray just before He is arrested and the betrayal of His own disciples, but He was well rated the one under the penalty of sin from God. You see, and the whole Easter drama begins to aware of what was to happen! He has just told the dis- sin and Holiness cannot co-exist! And John the Baptist play out. I would like to draw your at- ciples that one of them is going to betray Him, that He made it clear, Jesus came to be the “Lamb of God, who tention to verses 38 &39 where we read is going to be killed, and the disciples will scatter and takes away the sin of the world. these words, “... My soul is exceedingly Peter in particular is going to deny that he even knew All of my sin, all of your sin, all of the sin of the whole sorrowful, even to death. Stay here and Him. While these events are certainly unpleasant, and world was going to be experienced by Christ, assumed watch with Me. He went a little farther not something that anyone would look forward to, they by Him, paid for by Him. 2 Corinthians 5:21 (ESV) For and fell on His face, and prayed, saying, are not what Jesus is concerned about, He has already our sake He made Him to be sin who knew no sin, so that O My Father, if it is possible, let this told them that He is going to be raised from the dead on in him we might become the righteousness of God. cup pass from Me; nevertheless, not as I the third day, so death has no fear for Him. Is it any wonder that while on the Cross, He cried out, Spotlight will , but as You will.” What He feared is what He had never known….that is “My God, My God, why have you forsaken Me??? These are powerful words, couched right, there was something that God the Son had never What wondrous Love! on Faith in the middle of an ongoing event, and known, sin! He certainly knew about sin, knew its VIC ELFSTRUM is the pastor at Hinckley Evangelical Free Church in Hinckley, as such they often are overlooked, and devastating effects, on both the human world and even Minn. Pastor undervalued. When Jesus is “sorrow- the spiritual world, but He had never experienced sin Vic Elfstrum ful” and praying for the “cup to pass Himself! Hebrews tells us that He was “…tempted in all from Him”, we tend to think that He ways”, just like us, but He was without sin! He knew the guide Bible Baptist Faith Baptist Church and Living Grace Church St. Paul Lutheran Church Proud to sponsor and salute our local churches Church of Hinckley Academy Cloverdale Senior Center On Hwy 18, five blocks west of Hwy 209 Old Highway 61 N 601 2nd Street SE, Hinckley, 320- 38736 Cloverdale Rd., Hinckley 61 and downtown Hinckley, 405 Hinckley, 320-384-7879 384-6312, Reed Owens, Pastor, 320-279-7528 2nd St. NW Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, 384-6274. 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STAFF REPORT some threes early in the half and also [email protected] gathered a lot of offensive rebounds, allowing them second chance baskets. On Wednesday, March 17 the Hinck- A banked three by Ogilvie gave them a ley-Finlayson lady Jaguars hosted the 44-34 lead with around six minutes to Onamia Panthers in the Quarter Final go. The Lady Jags never gave up. The round of the Sub-Section 5A East Play- Jags made a defensive change and it offs. The Jaguars earned a home game allowed them to get people out in tran- as the #4 seed, and Onamia was the #5 sition very effectively. Down by 12 at seed. The Lady Jags played their best one point, the Jags came back to tie the defense of the season, holding Onamia game, 52-52 with 2:45 to go. After that to just 22% shooting from the floor. The it was a game of free throws. The Jags Jags had a nice 26-14 lead at the half. were efficient from the line, hitting The second half was more of the same eight of our final 11 attempts. They held with the Jags moving the ball well on the Lions scoreless that final 2:45 and offense, playing great help defense and took the victory 60-52. came away with a comfortable 52-35 The Lady Jags have now advanced to win over the Panthers. the Sub-Section 5A East Championship Scoring for the Jags: Hallie Rootkie Game!! They will be taking to the road 17, Rylie Kreger 14, Bella Brant 7, Jez- on Tuesday, March 23 to play against zalyn Ringler 6, Makayla Ammerman the #3 ranked Swanville Bulldogs. GO and Grace Balut 4. JAGS!! Assists, Brant 4; Rebounds, Rootkie Scoring for the Jags: Balut 27, Root- 12; Steals, Kreger 5; Blocks, Balut 2. kie 14, Ringler 10, Ammerman 9. With the win on Wednesday night, Assists, Kreger 7; Rebounds, Ringler the Lady Jags took to the road on and Rootkie 10; Steals, Balut 4; Blocks, Friday, March 19 to take on the #1 Rootkie 6. seeded Ogilvie Lions in the Semi-Finals Senior Captain Grace Balut was of the Sub-Section tournament. The selected as an Academic All-State Lady Jags came out of the gates strong, winner by the Minnesota Girls Basket- exchanging the lead with Lion back and ball Coaches Association. Congrats to forth throughout the first 18 minutes of Grace and all of our student athletes the game. A couple late threes allowed that represent the H-F community so TERRY BULLOCK | HINCKLEY NEWS the Lions to take a 24-20 lead at half- well in all that they do!! Grace Balut received a fist bump and congratulations from her coaches and the Hinckley and time. Ogilvie fans on receiving the Minnesota Girls Basketball Coaches Association Academic All- The second half did not start as State award last Friday night before the Jags Subsection game at Ogilvie. planned. The Lions were able to hit Jaguar boys knocked out of JV boys wrap up a successful season

The Jaguar Boys Junior Varsity the Jags with 8 points followed by Basketball team finished their Jordan Masterson with 6 points playoffs in overtime loss season with a and 8 rebounds. Congratulations to 70 - 23 victory over the Ogilvie Damion Taylor, Chase Klar, Jacob COACH DAN KREFT H-F then traveled to missed free throws and a Lions and a 30 - 50 loss against the Grice, Trey Visser, Seth Olson, Levi [email protected] Braham to take on the chance to make a come- Barnum Bombers. Team leaders for Degerstrom, Griffin Stiel, Devon third seeded Bombers on back, but the Bombers this week included Everett Ausmus Mulder, Everett Ausmus, Harrison The Hinckley-Finlayson Thursday, March 18. H-F. were deadly from the free who scored a game and season high Kreft, Marcel Richey and Jordan boy’s basketball team Braham had two very throw line. The final score: 12 points against the Lions, followed Masterson as they tallied a very started the section 5A play- tightly contested games Braham 74 - Jaguars 62. by Trey Visser with 11, Griffin successful 12 win - 4 loss season. offs last week. The Jags earlier this season: in the The Jaguars have now Stiel with 10 and every Jaguar Each and every player improved were seeded six out of 12 first matchup Braham won finished their season with contributing to the scoreboard. their game throughout the season teams in the east sub-sec- in overtime, and in the an overall record of 8-11. Marcel Richey also grabbed a game and played an important role to the tion, and were matched up second matchup Braham Members of this years and season high 10 rebounds. In success of this Jaguar team. against the Isle Huskies in beat the Jags by single team: Seniors - Lathaniel the Barnum game, Seth Olson led the first round. digits late in the second Kroschel, Aaron Mulder, On Monday, March 15 half. So, this was sure to Isaac Puetz, and Jayden the Jaguars hosted Isle be a close game that could Wilson; Juniors - Jacob for a six vs 11 matchup. go either way. The first Grice, Lucas Kreft, Ashton Although Isle didn’t have half was back and forth Hosler, and Jon Buchan- a lot of wins on the season, with neither team able to an; Sophomores - Levi I enjoy working they were a dangerous pull away. It seemed like Degerstrom, and Jordan “ team with height, athlet- Braham would go into Masterson; Freshmen - with young adults icism and good 3-point halftime with the lead, Trey Visser and Cyliss shooters. The Jaguars but Levi Degerstrom hit a LaFave. to geriatic patients knew they would have to three quarter court shot Statistical Leaders vs Isle: play some good basket- at the buzzer to tie the Points who are motivated ball to get past the first score and give the Jags the Cyliss LaFave 14; Lathaniel Kro- to improve their round. The game was close momentum going into the schel 10; Levi Degerstrom 9 throughout with H-F and second half. Rebounds mental health and Isle exchanging the lead The second half was Kroschel 10; LaFave & De- several times. The Huskies much like the first: two gerstrom 6 quality of life.” came ready to play - and evenly matched teams Assists some hot 3-point shooting going back and forth. The Degerstrom 5; Lucas Kreft 3; (they made 12 in the game) Jags were able to pull Kroschel & LaFave 2 kept them in the game ahead by six points late in Steals right to the final buzzer. the half, but the Bombers Kroschel & Degerstrom 3; At halftime it was knot- didn’t give up. Braham LaFave, Trey Visser & Aaron Welia Health welcomes our new ted up 27-27. Isle grabbed kept chipping away at the Mulder 1 the momentum and lead. With just seconds re- Blocks provider, Jody Schoenecker CNP jumped out to a lead early maining in regulation H-F none in the second half, but the had a two point lead, but Statistical Leaders vs Bra- We are delighted to introduce our new Mental Jaguars didn’t panic. H-F Braham had the ball. The ham: picked up the intensity and Bombers point guard was Points Health Nurse Practitioner, Jody Schoenecker. pressure on defense, which able to elevate into a jump Ashton Hosler 19; Cyliss LaFave Jody earned her RN distinction from Anoka Ramsey led to some steals and shot over two Jaguar de- 16; Lathaniel Kroschel 13 Community College and both her bachelor’s and easy baskets in transition. fenders and tied it up. The Rebounds When the 3-point shots Jags got up a last second Kroschel 10; LaFave & Hosler 5; master’s from the College of St. Scholastica. weren’t falling, Isle strug- shot, but, unfortunately, Trey Visser & Jordan Masterson She comes to us with over 28 years of experience; gled to score against the it didn’t fall. For a second 4 10 of those as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner. Jaguars defense. Eventual- time this year, this match- Assists ly the Jaguars grabbed the up was decided in over- LaFave & Hosler 2; Degerstrom, Jody will be treating patients for depression, anxiety, lead and held the Huskies time. The overtime period Kreft, Visser & Mulder 1 bi-polar disorder, schizophrenia and substance late in the game. After was all Bombers. Braham Steals some clutch free throws knocked down their shots, Kroschel & LaFave 3; Masterson Live life well. abuse issues at our Mora and Pine City locations. by Aaron Mulder, the Jags and the Jaguars struggled 1 Please join us in giving her a warm welcome to won 51-47, and advanced to put the ball in the hoop. Blocks WeliaHealth.org the Welia Health family! to the second round of the H-F was forced to foul none tournament. the Bombers in hopes of 8 HINCKLEY NEWS COPS&COURTSwww.HinckleyNews.com MARCH 25, 2021 Homicide suspected in murderer’s prison death STAFF REPORT that they entered the cell, took nearly cut off as she fought back. The two men were reportedly [email protected] Howard’s cellmate into custody and The criminal complaint also states cellmates within a temporary began life-saving measures until that after attacking his mother, housing unit, which means they were A man convicted of killing his paramedics arrived. Howard then tried to kill himself – not actively engaged in employment own mother with a machete has Howard was pronounced dead at first by hanging, then by cutting his or programming. died in the Rush City prison in a 12:20 a.m. on March 22. own throat. He told medics that his The Bureau of Criminal suspected homicide. mother had cancer and diabetes, and Apprehension, the Chisago County According to the Minnesota CONVICTED MURDERER he was trying to end her suffering. Sheriff’s Office and the DOC’s Department of Corrections, James Howard had been convicted of After striking a plea deal with Office of Special Investigations are Francis Howard, age 56, was found second-degree murder for killing his prosecutors to avoid a life sentence, investigating Howard’s death. Law at approximately 11:30 p.m. on 68-year-old mother in 2011 in the town Howard received a 34-year sentence enforcement states that no additional March 21 with severe injuries to of Dalton in western Minnesota. for homicide that began in 2012 with a information will be available until his face and head in his cell at the According to Grand Forks Herald release date of 2034. the investigation is complete. Minnesota Correctional Facility (grandforksherald.com) and other According to the DOC, the last (MCF)-Rush City. sources, in the criminal complaint INVESTIGATION UNDERWAY time an incarcerated person died Corrections officers were doing describing the event Howard attacked Howard’s cellmate, age 29, was following an altercation with another regular rounds when they discovered his mother with an 18-inch machete. serving two sentences for assault that incarcerated person was in 2013 at the Howard’s condition. Officers reported Howard’s mother died of a fractured began May 8, 2020 with a release date MCF-Oak Park Heights. skull, and several of her fingers were of May 17, 2021.

SHERIFF’S REPORT AND JAIL ROSTER

SHERIFF’S REPORT Dr, W Hinckley March 17 Influence of Controlled Sub- Confined But Not Convicted Other Agency Confined But Sunday, March 14, 2021 11:30 a.m. Disturbance, Lady BARTEL, ALLEN DEAN stance - Arrest of Adult- Hold - Theft-Take/Use/Transfer Not Convicted - Drugs - 3rd 12:09 a.m. Order Violation, Luck Dr, Hinckley Probable Cause Confined But For Other Agency Confined Movable Prop-No Consent Degree - Possess - 3 grams or Lady Luck Dr, Hinckley 11:57 a.m. Customer Trouble, Not Convicted - Domestic But Not Convicted - Receiving ODEGARD, DANNA RAE more heroin - Arrest of Adult 1:00 p.m. Burglary, Old Hwy 61 Hinckley Rd, Hinckley Assault-Felony - Arrest of Stolen Property - Arrest of Parole/Probation NIELSEN, GARY JENS S, Hinckley 5:36 p.m. Theft, Lady Luck Dr, Adult Adult - Drugs - 5th Degree - Violation - Assault-5th Degree- Probable Cause Confined Monday, March 15, 2021 Hinckley CHRIST, AMISH TOBIASLEE Possess Schedule 1,2,3,4 - Not Fear of But Not Convicted - Traffic - 1:18 a.m. Vehicle In Ditch, Old Pine County Warrant Small Amount Marijuana - Bodily Harm or Death DWI - Operate Motor Vehicle Military Rd, Sandstone JAIL ROSTER Confined But Not Convicted Arrest of Adult - Theft-Take/ SHABAIASH, DAVID ALAN - Alcohol Concentration 0.08 11:43 a.m. Fraud/Scam/Id, Old March 15 - Burglary-2nd Degree- Drive Motor Vehicle-No Own- Pine County Within 2 Hours - Arrest of Military Rd S, Sandstone BERRY, CHRISTIAN WILLIS Dwelling - Arrest of Adult er Consent - Arrest of Adult Warrant Adult 1:58 p.m. Theft, Fire Monument Hold For Other Agency: Bench CORBINE, DELORES BERNICE March 19 Confined But ODEGARD, JORDAN JAMES Rd, Hinckley Felony warrant issued - MDANPine County Warrant:ads to runARNOLD, ONE JEANETTE TIME, MARIE the weekNot Convicted beginning - Drugs - 5th 3/21/2021Pine County Warrant Central 5:38 p.m. Tenant Trouble, Damage to Property-4th Deg- Arrest - Misdeameanor Probable Cause Confined But Degree - Possess Confined But Not Convicted - Watrin Rd, Sandstone Intentional Damage-Other warrant - Domestic Assault- Not Convicted - Domestic Schedule 1,2,3,4 - Not Drugs - 5th Degree - Possess 9:08 p.m. Burglary, Main Ave N, Circumstances - Terroristic Misdemeanor-Intentionally CHEHOURI, FUAD Small Amount Marijuana Schedule 1,2,3,4 - Not Small Sandstone Threats-Reckless Disregard Inflicts/Attempts to Inflict MAHMOUD Probable Cause WILSON, JOSEPH LEE Amount Marijuana - Arrest Tuesday, March 16, 2021 Risk - Assault-2nd Degree- Bodily Harm on Another - - DWI - Fourth-Degree Driving Probable Cause Confined of Adult 6:29 a.m. Overdose, Fire Monu- Dangerous Weapon Assault-5th Degree-Fear of While Impaired; Described ButNot Convicted - Drugs REED, CHAD WAYNE ment Rd, Hinckley THOMAS, SUMMER ROSE Bodily Harm or Death CORBINE, DELORES - 5th Degree - Possess Confined But Not Convicted 11:35 a.m. Fraud/Scam/Id, Pre-Trial Supervision FRISCH, ALEXANDER Probable Cause Confined But Schedule 1,2,3,4 - Not Small - Domestic Assault-Felony - Grouse St, Sandstone Violation Confined But Not Pine County Warrant Not Convicted - Domestic Amount Marijuana - Arrest of Arrest of Adult Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Convicted - Drugs - 5th Confined But Not Convicted Abuse - Violate Order for Adult ROWBOTHAM, SCOTT 12:46 a.m. Disturbance, Morris Degree - Possess Schedule - Domestic Assault-Felony - Protection-Misdemeanor - March 20 Probable Cause Confined But Ave S, Hinckley 1,2,3,4 - Not Small Amount Arrest of Adult Arrest of Adult BERGREN, JOSHUA JOHN Not Convicted - Trespass- 4:13 a.m. Theft, Lady Luck Dr, Marijuana - Arrest of Adult March 18 HENDRICKSON, LAURA LEE Probable Cause Confined But Premises of Another-Refuse to Hinckley March 16 HABERMAN, ANDREW Hold For Other Agency: Arrest Not Convicted - Trespass- Depart - Arrest of Adult - Hold 6:49 a.m. Suspicious Activity, LOWE-SVOR, ALICIA MARIE Pine County Warrant - Felony warrant issued Premises of Another-Refuse For Other Agency Confined But Barry Ave, Hinckley Probable Cause - Drugs - Confined But Not Convicted - JACKSON, LAWRENCE to Depart Not Convicted- Check Forgery- 6:58 a.m. Vehicle Prow,l Grind- 2nd Degree - Possess 25 Drugs - 5th Degree - Possess Pine County Warrant DORR, ROLAND WESLEY Offer/Possess W/Intent to stone Ct, Hinckley grams or more cocaine or Schedule 1,2,3,4 - Not Small Confined But Not Convicted - Pine County Warrant Defraud - Arrest of Adult 7:36 a.m. Suspicious Activity, methamphetamine Amount Marijuana - Arrest of Disorderly Conduct - Indecent Confined But Not Convicted THOMPSON, ROGER MARTIN 3rd St SE, Hinckley MAHONEY, KIM DORIS Adult Exposure-Engage in Lewd/ - Traffic-DL-Driving after Pine County Warrant Confined 09:33 a.m. Trespass, Lady Luck Under Sentence Convicted - LIEVSAY, WINSTON FLOYD Indecent Behavior - Arrest of cancellation-inimical to But Not Convicted - Drugs - 5th Dr, Hinckley Drugs - 5th Degree - Possess Confined But Not Convicted - Adult public safety Degree - Possess Schedule 10:06 a.m. Theft, Main St E, Schedule 1,2,3,4 - Not Small Criminal Vehicular Operation JOHNSON, DON DURAND GERRY, EDWARD EVERETT 1,2,3,4 - Not Small Amount Hinckley Amount Marijuana - Arrest of - Bodily Harm - Under Hold For Other Agency: Arrest Probable Cause Confined Marijuana - Traffic-Drivers -Li 11:36 a.m. Hit And Run Property, Adult Influence Alcohol/Controlled - Felony warrant But Not Convicted- Give cense-Driving After Suspension Lady Luck Dr, Hinckley MARX, JOSEPH ANDREW Substance - Arrest of Adult LANDIS, PAMELA JEAN Peace Officer False Name/ March 21 5:44 p.m. Damage To Vehicle, Hold For Other Agency: LISLE, JEREMY DANIEL Probable Cause Confined But Birthdate/ID Card - Arrest BARNARD, OWEN JOHN Lady Luck Dr, Hinckley Bench Felony warrant issued Probable Cause Confined Not Convicted - Traffic - DWI - of Adult - Traffic-Drivers Hold For Other Agency: Arrest 7:29 p.m. Disturbance, - Fleeing a Peace Officer in a But Not Convicted - Receiv- Second-Degree Driving While License-Driving After - Misdeameanor warrant Friesland Rd, Hinckley Motor Vehicle - Drugs - 5th ing Stolen Property - Arrest Impaired; Refuse to submit to Revocation - Arrest of Adult BENJAMIN, NAKOTA JAMES Thursday, March 18, 2021 Degree - Possess Schedule of Adult - Fleeing a Peace chemical test - Arrest of Adult - Obstruct Legal Process- Probable Cause Confined But 7:09 a.m. Theft, Lady Luck Dr, 1,2,3,4 - Not Small Amount Officer By a Means Other - Traffic - DWI - Second-De- Lawful Execution Legal Not Convicted - Drugs - 5th Hinckley Marijuana - Assault-2nd Than a Motor Vehicle - Arrest gree Driving While Impaired; 2 Process - Arrest of Adult - Degree - Possess Schedule 5:28 p.m. Disturbance, State Degree-Dangerous Weapon of Adult - Traffic - Reckless or more Aggravating Factors Drugs - 5th Degree - Possess 1,2,3,4 - Not Small Amount Hwy 123, Sandstone - Traffic - Open bottle law; driving; Drives Consciously - Arrest of Adult Schedule 1,2,3,4 - Not Small Marijuana - Arrest of Adult Friday, March 19, 2021 Possession; crime described Disregarding a Substantial or NAASTAD CANGI, VANCE Amount Marijuana - Arrest - Traffic-DL-Driving after 7:10 a.m. Assault, Lady Luck Dr, - Traffic-DL-Driving after Unjustifiable Risk - Arrest of EDWARD of Adult - Penalty for not cancellation-inimical to Hinckley cancellation-inimical to Adult- Fleeing a Peace Officer Probable Cause - Traffic-DL- Complying with Peace Officer public safety - Arrest of Adult 10:57 a.m. Fraud/Scam/Id, public safety in a Motor Vehicle - Arrest of Driving after cancellation- - Arrest of Adult - Receiving JACOBY, JENNIFER LOUISE Wildlife Rd, Hinckley ROSELAND, DALLAS JOE Adult - Drugs - 5th Degree - inimical to public safety Stolen Property - Arrest of Probable Cause Confined Saturday, March 20, 2021 Probable Cause - Receiving Possess Schedule 1,2,3,4 - Not NELSON, ALLEN MICHAEL Adult;Drugs - 5th Degree - But Not Convicted - Traffic - 8:22 a.m. Harassment, 7th St Stolen Property Small Amount Marijuana Hold For Other Agency Possess Schedule 1,2,3,4 - Not DWI - Operate Motor Vehicle SE, Hinckley SONTERRE, JAYSEN Arrest of Adult - Pine County Confined But Not Convicted Small Amount Drugs - 3rd Under Influence of Controlled 8:37 a.m. Trespass, Hinckley Rd, Under Sentence Convicted - Warrant Confined But Not - Theft-Take/Drive Motor Degree - Possess 10 grams or Substance - Arrest of Adult Hinckley Check Forgery-Offer/Possess Convicted - Traffic - DWI - Vehicle-No Owner Consent more a narcotic drug other TAYLOR, KENDALL WAYNE 9:51MDAN a.m. Burglary, ads Carriage to Hill run W/IntentONE toTIME, Defraud the weekOperate Motorbeginning Vehicle Under 3/21/2021- Pine County Warrant Centralthan heroin - Arrest of Adult JR Pine County Warrant: LOTT, MANUEL DANDRE Failure to Appear warrant Probable Cause Confined But - Trespass-Premises of Not Convicted - Drugs - 5th Another-Refuse to Depart Wearda Degree - Possess Schedule WARHOL, PATIENCE MARIE 1,2,3,4 - Not Small Amount Pine County Warrant Implement Marijuana Confined But Not Convicted is looking for a NECKLACE, ROBERT - Theft-Take/Use/Transfer SServiceervice & SSetupetup TTechnicianechnician Probable Cause Confined But Movable Prop-No Consent - Not Convicted - Drugs - 5th Arrest of Adult Competitive wages and benefi ts Degree - Possess Schedule YOCUM, ALEXANDRIA ROSE Stop in of call for an appointment: 320-847-3218 1,2,3,4 - Not Small Amount Probable Cause Confined But Marijuana - Arrest of Adult Not Convicted - Drugs - 5th - Giving Peace Officer False Degree - Possess Schedule Name-of Another Person 1,2,3,4 - Not Small Amount - Arrest of Adult - Hold For Marijuana

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STAFF REPORT BY MIKE GAINOR [email protected] An estimated 1,770 children die [email protected] vegetation dries much ly a third since we started from abuse and neglect in the faster, which increases the spring burning restric- It was reported in January that United States. After Pine, Carlton and chance of grass fires and tions.” an Orlando server likely saved An estimated 678,000 children St. Louis counties were wildfires. McCoy encourages resi- an 11-year-old boy’s life by getting (unique incidents) were victims issued a Red Flag Warning Campfires, if smaller dents to use alternatives to involved. As his family dined, she of abuse and neglect in 20181, the for extreme fire risk by the than three feet in diam- burning, such as compost- noticed no food was ordered for most recent year for which there National Weather Service, eter and three feet in ing, chipping, or taking the boy and that he had bruises is national data. That’s about 1% on March 20, the Minneso- height, will continue to be brush to a collection site. and a large scratch on his fore- of kids in a given year. However, ta Department of Natural allowed. Permits are not For information on how to head. She came back with a note this data may be incomplete, and Resources has issued new required for this type of compost yard debris, visit only he could see, “Are you ok?” the actual number of children spring burning restric- fire if it is monitored until the DNR’s guide to com- He nodded yes. Still unconvinced abused is likely underreported. tions for the state. the coals are dead out. posting yard debris. she came back with another sign. More than 3.5 million children The fire risk for Pine The restrictions are People who burn debris “Do you need help?” He again received an investigation or County is currently listed weather dependent, but will be held financially nodded yes. A 911 call and police alternative response from child as moderate, meaning fires normally last from four to responsible if their fire investigation thereafter likely protective services agencies. An start easily and spread at six weeks until summer escapes and burns other saved his life. His parents are estimated 1.9 million children a moderate rate. The fire green-up. property. now charged with criminal child received prevention services. risk for Carlton County is “Escaped debris burns For information and abuse and neglect. The youngest children were currently listed as low. are the number one cause daily updates on current There has been a dramatic most vulnerable to maltreatment. Springtime burning of wildfires. That’s why we fire risk and open burning increase in cases that involve Children in the first year of their permits are currently issue these restrictions,” restrictions, visit the DNR allegations of abuse and neglect life had the highest rate of victim- required in Pine and said Casey McCoy, DNR website: mndnr.gov/burn- of children in Minnesota in the ization of 2.7% of all children that Carlton counties, as they fire prevention supervisor. restrictions. past few years. In November 2019, age. are across the state. With- “They really work—we’ve the 2018 Minnesota Child Mal- Neglect is the most common out snow on the ground, reduced wildfires by near- treatment Report was published. form of abuse. Three-out-of-five State officials indicate that in (nearly 61%) of victims were 2018, Minnesota child protection neglected only, more than 10% agencies received 86,060 reports were physically abused only, and of child maltreatment, a 2.3% 7% were sexually abused only. increase from 2017. Once a report Yet the statistics indicate a more Legal services available for seniors of maltreatment has been re- complex problem where children ceived, local agency staff reviews experience multiple forms of STAFF REPORT slowing to make a left Olson, who reportedly the information and determines abuse. In 2018, more than 15% [email protected] turn. was not wearing a seat belt if allegation(s) meet the statutory of kids were polyvictimized The MSP reports that at the time of the crash, re- threshold for child maltreatment (suffered two or more forms of A Grantsburg man was a Chevrolet pickup truck ceived injuries described (“screen in”). There were 38,872 abuse). injured and hospitalized driven by Anton Herbert by the state patrol as alleged victims involved in 30,655 About four out of five abusers after a crash east of Rock Swanson, 26, of Grants- non-life threatening, and completed assessments or inves- are the victims’ parents. A parent Creek on Highway 70 on burg swerved to avoid the was transported to Welia tigations following screened in of the child victim was the per- the morning of Thursday, Pontiac and collided with Health. Swanson, who was child maltreatment reports. The petrator in 78% of substantiated March 18. the rear passenger side of wearing a seat belt, was formal description of these cases cases of child maltreatment. According to the Minne- the Pontiac. reportedly uninjured. is Child in Need of Protection or What can you do in our commu- sota Highway Patrol, on Both vehicles ended up According to the state Services or shortened to CHIPS nity to assist with the prevention March 18 at approximately in the ditch after the colli- patrol, roads were dry and cases. These cases will involve of child abuse? There exist a 7:38 a.m. a Pontiac Grand sion. Pine City firefighters alcohol was not a factor in not only the children and parents number of resources available to Prix driven by Eric Thom- and Pine County Sheriff’s the incident. but also social workers, attorneys you to become educated and to be as Olson, 54, of Grantsburg Office deputies responded and a Guardian ad Litem. proactive both locally and nation- was on Highway 70 east to the scene along with the April is National Child Abuse ally. A national list of resources of Rock Creek and began state patrol. Prevention Month. The mission is at https://www.childwelfare. of this national emphasis is to gov. An example of a Minnesota encourage all individuals and organization dedicated to the appropriate organizations to prevention of child abuse is participate in the lives of fami- FamilyWise Services and their lies and children which might website is https://familywiseser- Hinckley man hurt in Hwy. 23 crash increase prevention of abuse and vices.org/ which also can provide neglect. The theory behind this resources. STAFF REPORT effort is that if we increase the You can also visit with your [email protected] traveling northbound on have received injuries in skills, knowledge, and resources local child protection social work- Wildwood Road when it the crash. for all families to care for their ers in the county human services A two-vehicle crash on stopped at the stop sign at The passenger in the children, we can increase emo- building and they can direct you Highway 23 and Wildwood the intersection with High- Acura, Bill Jo Snyder, 33 of tional and physical well-being of to many resources. Many schools, Road on the afternoon of way 23. When the Acura Hinckley, received non-life children. This decreases the like- churches, and other organiza- Sunday, March 21 sent continued to cross over the threatening injuries in the lihood that those same children tions are interested in offering a Hinckley man to the road it made contact with crash and was transported may be abused or neglected. services to address child abuse hospital. a Chevy Silverado driven to Welia Health. How does Minnesota define and neglect. According to the Min- by Michael John Landis, According to the state child abuse? There exists specific If you are a grandparent or nesota State Patrol, on 64, of Hinckley that was patrol, both drivers and definition in state statute which relative, get involved – advocate March 21 at approximately driving eastbound on the passenger were wear- covers a range of abuse types. for children! Too often extend- 2:43 p.m., an Acura driven Highway 23. ing seat belts. Roads were The most direct abuse is physical ed family members allow the by Danielle Ann Benja- Neither Benjamin or dry, and alcohol was not or sexual harm to a child. There maltreatment to go unreported min, 19, of Hinckley was Landis were reported to involved in the incident. are also a number of situations despite obvious signs that some- such as failing to provide ad- thing is wrong in the child’s equate shelter, food, medical household. The role of the Court treatment, which are examples is to reunify children with their of neglect. Truancy from school parents, if at all possible, through Driver injured in Rock Creek crash can also result in a CHIPS case in treatment and human services court. agency programs. What are the common risk This article includes contribu- CONTRIBUTED older and reside in Pine planning or real estate factors which increase the tions from Judge Randall Slieter County, you can get help transactions. chance children may be abused and republished with his permis- The St. Cloud office of with legal problems in- Seniors can also call or neglected? Firsthand data sion. Submitted by Judge Steve Mid-Minnesota Legal volving Medicare, Social the St. Cloud office of suggests that immaturity of Halsey, Wright County District Aid has received a grant Security, eviction or other Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid parents, family stress, substance Court, chambered in Buffalo. of Older Americans Act housing problems, public toll free at 1-888-360-2889 abuse (opioids most recently), Judge Halsey is the co-host of funds from the Central benefits, such as medical for help scheduling an and intergenerational patterns of “The District Court Show” on Minnesota Council on assistance, food support appointment. Mid-Min- abuse, are common risk factors. local cable TV public access Aging to provide legal ser- and fuel assistance, family nesota Legal Aid accepts These factors, when combined channels throughout the Tenth vices for seniors residing law issues, including do- contributions for the legal with the natural challenges with Judicial District. Excerpts can in Pine County. The funds mestic abuse and income services, but contributions raising children, increase the be viewed at WWW.QCTV.org. will be used to provide maintenance, nursing are not required to receive risk of abuse. Go to Community and click “The legal advice, counseling home problems, home care legal help. How many children are abused District Court Show.” and representation in services, powers of attor- annually? The 2019 National Chil- court and administrative ney, health care directives dren’s Alliance Report indicates hearings. There is no cost and debt collection. No that annually: for these services. help is provided for crim- If you are 60 years or inal matters, wills, estate 10 HINCKLEY NEWS PUBLICwww.HinckleyNews.com NOTICES MARCH 25, 2021 read at this hearing by sending March, 25, 2021 meet on April 12, 2021 4 pm at Submitted by backhoe, scraper, dozer, dump to: Cloverdale Senior Center. The Denise Christiansen, Clerk trucks, trailers, motor graders, NOTICES tractor/lowboy trailer, tractor/belly, Ogema Township Clerk, 41040 purpose of this meeting is to Published in the Hinckley News dump trailer, haybale mulcher, Alma Razor Road, Hinck- determine whether property in March, 25, 2021 compactors, rubber track skid OGEMA TOWNSHIP ley, MN.55037 or to Zoning Arlone Township Notice the jurisdiction has been prop- steer, tree feller buncher, loaders, Public Hearing Notice Administrator, Robert Brewster, NOTICE OF ROAD REVIEW erly valued and classified by the bituminous crushing, concrete crushing, bituminous paving, gravel In accordinance with Minnesota 47196 Witt Lane, Markville, Arlone Township supervisors assessor. crushing and winter maintenance Statue 462.357 subd. 6, notice MN. 55072. 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HINCKLEY If you have questions or need assistance, please call 320-384-6188 Thursday, January 16, 2020 Hinckley news 7 December 2, 2019 and request backfill of the position and any sub- 201 COUNTY SHERIFF 1,278,450 4,504,676 Health & Human Services and Wellness in the Woods. Second by Com- sequent vacancies that may occur due to internal promotion or lateral 204 SHERIFF DISPATCH 0 838,964 missioner Hallan. Motion carried 5-0. transfer. The position is a Grade 7 with a minimum starting wage of 205 BOAT & WATER 6,425 6,425 Motion by Chair Mohr to approve an Addendum to Memorandum of $20.74 (2020 wage). 206 SNOWMOBILE GRANT 5,597 5,597 Agreement between the University of Minnesota and Pine County for iii. Acknowledge the resignation of Corrections Officer Scott Lindahl, 208 ATV GRANT 6,919 6,919 providing Extension programs locally and employing county Extension effective December 27, 2019 and request backfill of the position and 210 GUN PERMITS 45,448 45,448 staff. Motion carried 5-0. any subsequent vacancies that may occur due to internal promotion or 212 CANINE UNIT 10,000 10,000 Motion by Commissioner Hallan to approve Resolution 2019-60 approv- lateral transfer. The position is a Grade 7 with a minimum starting wage 214 SANDSTONE RANGE TRAINING 2,000 2,000 ing purchasing from Mohr Parts and Supplies Inc. for 2020. Second by of $20.74 (2020 wage). 227 ENHANCE 911 106,641 106,641 Commissioner Ludwig. Motion carried 4-0 with Commissioners Hallan, Second by Commissioner Mikrot. Motion carried 5-0. 249 MEDICAL EXAMINER 0 62,000 Chaffee, Mikrot and Ludwig voting in favor. Chair Mohr abstained from Motion by Commissioner Chaffee to approve recommendations of Per- 251 COUNTY JAIL 446,500 4,374,060 voting. sonnel Committee as follows: 253 COURT SECURITY 0 229,962 Motion by Commissioner Ludwig to schedule the January, 2020 Facili- • Establish the 2020 Board Chair annual salary at $23,044 (unchanged 255 PROBATION 318,749 973,980 ties Committee to January 8, 2020. Second by Commissioner Chaffee. from 2019) 256 SENTENCE TO SERVE 0 83,386 Motion carried 5-0. • Establish the 2020 Commissioner annual salary at $21,844 (un- 281 CIVIL DEFENSE 21,615 105,912 A Special Meeting/Committee of the Whole meeting for strategic plan- changed from 2019) 392 SCORE RECYCLING 339,714 428,547 ning and discussion of goals and major projects is scheduled for January • Establish the 2020 Commissioner Per Diem Rate per meeting at $100 501 ECR LIBRARY 0 339,861 30, 2020 at 9:00 a.m., in the Board Room, Pine County Courthouse, (unchanged from 2019) 502 HISTORICAL SOCIETY 0 25,000 Pine City. • Establish the Commissioner and Employee mileage reimbursement 601 SOIL /WATER CONSERVATION 19,049 78,388 Motion by Chair Mohr to approve the Collective Bargaining Agreement rate for 2020 to follow the federal IRS rate for business mileage.Second 603 COUNTY EXTENTION 0 158,411 with correction officers/dispatchers for 2020-2021. Second by Commis- by Commissioner Mikrot. Motion carried 5-0. 604 AGRICULTURE SOCIETY 0 10,000 sioner Chaffee. Motion carried 5-0. Motion by Commissioner Hallan to approve the recommendations of the 605 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 1,700 0 With no further business, Chair Mohr adjourned the meeting at 11:38 Personnel Committee as follows: 613 WATERSHED BOARD 0 9,968 a.m. The next regular meeting of the county board is scheduled for • Establish the 2020 annual salary for County Attorney Reese Frederick- 702 PINE COUNTY HOUSING AUTH. 0 4,500 Tuesday, January 7, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at the Pine County Courthouse, son at $123,702 (6% increase). 801 NON-DEPARTMENTAL 14,593,842 283,071 635 Northridge Drive NW, Pine City, Minnesota. • Establish the 2020 annual salary for County Sheriff Jeff Nelson at 813 MEED-CENTRAL MN INITIATIVE 0 7,450 $113,950 (8% increase). TOTAL 18,681,353 18,645,249 Joshua Mohr, Chair Board of Commissioners Second by Commissioner Ludwig. Motion carried 5-0. DEPT HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES REVENUES David J. Minke, Administrator Motion by Commissioner Chaffee to approve the recommendations of # Clerk to County Board of Commissioners the Personnel Committee as follows: 12-420 INCOME MAINTENANCE 3,233,709 3,233,709 The full text of the board’s Minutes are available at the County Admin- • Approve the proposed 2020 Non-Union Salary Schedule which con- 12-430 SOCIAL SERVICES 7,159,637 7,159,637 istrator’s Office and the county’s website (www.co.pine.mn.us). Copies tains a 3% COLA increase. 12-440 CHILDRENS COLLABORATIVE 134,700 134,700 may also be requested from the administrator’s office. • Approve a 3% COLA for non-union, non-elected employees in good 12-481 NURSING 1,422,464 1,422,464 (Published in the Hinckley News December 16, 2020) standing effective January 1, 2020. TOTAL 11,950,510 11,950,510 Second by Commissioner Mikrot. Motion carried 5-0. DEPT HIGHWAY REVENUES Motion by Commissioner Chaffee to approve recommendation of Per- # DEPARTMENT sonnel Committee as follows: 13-310 ADMINISTRATION 0 369,088 For Rent • Approve the proposed 2020 county contributions towards health insur- 13-320 ENGR/CONSTRUCTION 0 5,545,872 ance premiums, HSA and VEBA contribution for non-union employees 13-330 EQUIPMENT 0 2,391,618 and elected officials (same as union contracts) 13-340 REPAIR AND SHOP 0 1,909,899 For Rent Plan Options County Contribution 13-801 NON-DEPARTMENTAL 10,299,144 82,667 Plan Type Monthly TOTAL 10,299,144 10,299,144 Mighty Fortress Manor currently has one CMM 1500 Single $750.00 DEPT RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT REVENUES bedroom, HUD subsidized apartments for Seniors CMM 1500 Family $1,562.70 # DEPARTMENT (62+). Rent based on 30% of adjusted gross income. VEBA Single $699.75 22-703 LAND USE 891,648 881,648 ALL Utilities included in rent. VEBA Family $1,350.20 22-705 ROAD FUND GAS TAX 7,200 7,200 FOR Secured entrance to building. H.S.A Single $729.50 22-707 TIMBER DEVELOPMENT 0 10,000 RENT H.S.A Family $1,562.70 22-708 BLIGHT CLEANUP 10,000 10,000 Mighty Fortress Manor H.S.A Access Single $680.00 TOTAL 908,848 908,848 206 Lawler Avenue, N, Hinckley H.S.A Access Family $1,562.70 DEPT BUILDING FUND REVENUES Van Binsbergen & Associates, Inc. H.S.A. High Value Single $657.50 # DEPARTMENT Call Amber @ 320-269-6640 ext. #17 H.S.A. High Value Family $1,562.70 38-801 BUILDING FUND 75,000 75,000 “Equal Housing Opportunity” Second by Commissioner Hallan. Motion carried 5-0. DEPT 2015 JAIL BONDS REVENUES Motion by Commissioner Chaffee to approve Resolution 2019-62 es- # DEPARTMENT tablishing a $75 per diem for the Zoning Board (planning commissioner), 39-810 2015A JAIL BONDS 1,181,265 1,102,510 from Page 4 HHS Advisory, Pine County Chemical Health Coalition, Extension Com- DEPT 2012A CTHSE BONDS REVENUES Answers mittee, Library, Community Health Advisory, County HRA and Probation # DEPARTMENT AdvisoryThursday, Committees January for16 2020., 2020 Second by Commissioner Ludwig. 40-810 2012A COURTHOUSEHinckley BONDS news 1,021,590 949,779 7 MotionDecember carried 2, 20195-0. and request backfill of the position and any sub- DEPT201 2017A COUNTY G.O. SHERIFF CIP BONDS 1,278,450REVENUES 4,504,676 Health & Human Services and Wellness in the Woods. Second by Com- 2020sequent Pine vacancies County Property that may Tax occur Levy due and to Budget internal promotion or lateral #204 DEPARTMENT SHERIFF DISPATCH 0 838,964 missioner Hallan. Motion carried 5-0. Countytransfer. Administrator The position David is a Grade Minke 7presented with a minimum the 2020 starting Pine wage County of 41-810205 2017A BOAT &G.O. WATER CIP BONDS 341,4096,425 323,252 6,425 Motion by Chair Mohr to approve an Addendum to Memorandum of property$20.74 (2020 tax levy wage). at $19,354,383 and the 2020 budget. DEPT206 EQUIPMENT SNOWMOBILE GRANT REVENUES5,597 5,597 Agreement between the University of Minnesota and Pine County for iii. Acknowledge the BUDGET resignation SUMMARY of Corrections 2020 Officer Scott Lindahl, #208 DEPARTMENT ATV GRANT 6,919 6,919 providing Extension programs locally and employing county Extension DEPTeffective REVENUEDecember 27, 2019 and request backfill of the position and 43-801210 EQUIPMENT GUN PERMITS 100,00045,448 100,000 45,448 staff. Motion carried 5-0. #any subsequent DEPARTMENT vacancies that may occur due REVENUESto internal promotion or DEPT212 ELECTIONS CANINE UNIT REVENUES10,000 10,000 Motion by Commissioner Hallan to approve Resolution 2019-60 approv- lateral transfer. The position is a Grade 7 with a minimum starting wage #214 DEPARTMENT SANDSTONE RANGE TRAINING 2,000 2,000 ing purchasing from Mohr Parts and Supplies Inc. for 2020. Second by 5of $20.74 COUNTY(2020 wage). BOARD 0 255,502 44-801227 ELECTIONS ENHANCE 911 98,034106,641 98,034 106,641 Commissioner Ludwig. Motion carried 4-0 with Commissioners Hallan, 13Second by COURT Commissioner ADMINISTRATION Mikrot. Motion carried2,500 5-0. 64,000 TOTAL249 ALL MEDICAL FUNDS EXAMINER 44,657,1530 62,000 44,452,326 Chaffee, Mikrot and Ludwig voting in favor. Chair Mohr abstained from 20Motion by LAW Commissioner LIBRARY Chaffee to approve recommendations29,000 29,000 of Per- Motion251 by COUNTY Commissioner JAIL Ludwig to approve Resolution446,500 2019-58 4,374,060 Estab- voting. 41sonnel Committee COUNTY asAUDITOR-TREASURER follows: 106,000 766,464 lishing253 the COURT 2020 Pine SECURITY County Property Tax Levy at0 $19,354,383. 229,962 Second Motion by Commissioner Ludwig to schedule the January, 2020 Facili- 61• Establish MIS the 2020 Board Chair annual salary15,000 at $23,044 784,483 (unchanged by255 Commissioner PROBATION Hallan. Motion carried 5-0. 318,749 973,980 ties Committee to January 8, 2020. Second by Commissioner Chaffee. 62from 2019) CENTRAL SERVICES 34,000 34,000 Motion256 by SENTENCE Commissioner TO LudwigSERVE to approve Resolution0 2019-59 83,386 Adopt- Motion carried 5-0. 63• Establish TRUTH the 2020IN TAXATION Commissioner annual 8,800 salary at 13,500 $21,844 (un- ing281 the 2020 CIVIL Pine DEFENSE County Budget. Second by21,615 Chair Mohr. 105,912 Motion A Special Meeting/Committee of the Whole meeting for strategic plan- 72changed COUNTYfrom 2019) ADMINISTRATOR 500 469,777 carried392 5-0. SCORE RECYCLING 339,714 428,547 ning and discussion of goals and major projects is scheduled for January 74• Establish AQUATIC the 2020 INVASIVE Commissioner SPECIES Per Diem PRO Rate 123,930 per meeting 123,930 at $100 Motion501 by ECR Commissioner LIBRARY Mikrot to assign accounts0 01-0251-000-0000- 339,861 30, 2020 at 9:00 a.m., in the Board Room, Pine County Courthouse, 91(unchanged COUNTY from 2019) ATTORNEY 140,089 1,077,959 5869502 (Jail HISTORICAL Canteen Revenue), SOCIETY 01-0251-000-0000-6461 0 25,000 (Jail Canteen Pine City. 92• Establish CONTRACTED the Commissioner ATTNYS/CONSULT and Employee mileage0 reimbursement30,000 Expense),601 SOIL 01-0251-000-0000-5864 /WATER CONSERVATION (Jail Inmate 19,049Communications 78,388 Reve- Motion by Chair Mohr to approve the Collective Bargaining Agreement 93rate for 2020 VICTIM to follow SERVICES the federal IRS rate for business70,000 mileage.Second 70,000 nue),603 01-0251-000-0000-6816 COUNTY EXTENTION (Jail Inmate Communications0 158,411 Expense). with correction officers/dispatchers for 2020-2021. Second by Commis- 101by Commissioner COUNTY Mikrot. RECORDER Motion carried 5-0. 302,200 386,298 Second604 by AGRICULTURE Commissioner Hallan.SOCIETY Motion carried0 5-0. 10,000 sioner Chaffee. Motion carried 5-0. 105Motion by COUNTY Commissioner ASSESSOR Hallan to approve the 195,000recommendations 581,498 of the Motion605 by ECONOMIC Commissioner DEVELOPMENT Hallan to send a letter 1,700 to the Minnesota 0 De- With no furtherIt business,Pays Chair to Mohr Advertise adjourned the meeting at 11:38 107Personnel PLANNING Committee AND as follows:ZONING 186,545 253,827 partment613 of WATERSHED Human Services BOARD contesting the repayment0 of funds. 9,968 Second a.m. The next regular meeting of the county board is scheduled for 111• Establish GOVT the 2020 BUILDING annual OPERATIONSsalary for County Attorney 251,140 Reese 844,098 Frederick- by702 Commissioner PINE COUNTY Mikrot. HOUSINGMotion carried AUTH. 5-0. 0 4,500 Tuesday, January 7, 2020 at 10:00 a.m. at the Pine County Courthouse, 121son at $123,702 VETERANS (6% increase).SERVICES 14,000 159,747 Motion801 by NON-DEPARTMENTAL Commissioner Chaffee to approve 14,593,842 an agreement 283,071 between 635 Northridgein Drive the NW, Hinckley Pine City, Minnesota. News • Establish the 2020 annual salary for County Sheriff Jeff Nelson at 813 MEED-CENTRAL MN INITIATIVE 0 7,450 $113,950 (8% increase). TOTAL 18,681,353 18,645,249 Joshua Mohr, Chair Board of Commissioners Second by Commissioner Ludwig. Motion carriedBUSINESS 5-0. DIRECTORYDEPT HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES REVENUES DavidHEALTH J. Minke, Administrator PROFESSIONALS Motion by Commissioner Chaffee to approve the recommendations of # Clerk to County Board of Commissioners the Personnel Committee as follows:Auto 12-420 INCOME MAINTENANCE 3,233,709Glass 3,233,709 The full text of the board’s MinutesHealth are available at the County Admin- • Approve the proposed 2020 Non-Union Salary Schedule which con- 12-430 SOCIAL SERVICES 7,159,637 7,159,637 istrator’s Office and the county’s website (www.co.pine.mn.us). Copies tains a 3% COLA increase. 12-440 CHILDRENS COLLABORATIVE 134,700 134,700 may also be requested from the administrator’s office. • Approve a 3% COLA for non-union, non-elected employees in good 12-481 NURSING 1,422,464 1,422,464 (Published in the Hinckley News December 16, 2020) standing effective January 1, 2020. TOTAL 11,950,510 11,950,510 Hinckley Second by Commissioner Mikrot. Motion carriedNORTHBOUND 5-0. DEPTAdvertise HIGHWAY in the REVENUES Chiropractic Center Motion by Commissioner Chaffee to approve recommendation of Per- # DEPARTMENT Dr. Kyle Hams sonnel Committee as follows: COLLISION 13-310Hinckley ADMINISTRATION News Auto ● Commercial0 ● 369,088 Residential 110 E. Main St., HinckleyFor RentMatthew M. Sievers, DDS,MS 1 x 2.5 • Approve the proposed 2020 county contributions towards health insur- 13-320 ENGR/CONSTRUCTION ● We work0 with all Insurance5,545,872 (320) 384-6790 or 384-6836 Bradley L. Videen, DDS,MS Cambridge & Pine City ance premiums, HSA and VEBA contributionOld Highway for non-union 61 • Hinckley, employees MN 13-330A 1x2 ad EQUIPMENT (one column wide 0 Companies 2,391,618 and elected officials (same as union contracts) 13-340 REPAIR AND SHOP 0 1,909,899 1 mile north on Old Hwy. 61 Mobile or In-Shop Appts For Rent Plan Options County Contribution 13-801 NON-DEPARTMENTAL 10,299,144 82,667 Invisalign & Braces Glass Replacement • Free Loaner Car (800)227-1149 Plan Type Monthly by one TOTAL inch tall) is just 10,299,144 10,299,144 Mighty Fortress Manor currentlyFree has Inital one Exam $16.87/week CMM 1500 Single (320)$750.00 384-0774 DEPT RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT REVENUES(320)679-4177 bedroom, HUD subsidized apartments for Seniors (62+). Rent based on 30%cambridgeorthomn.com of adjusted gross income. CMM 1500 Family M-F $1,562.70 8-5:30 • S 8-Noon # $15.50 DEPARTMENT per week novusglass.com/locations/mora/en VEBA Single $699.75 22-703 LAND USE 891,648 881,648 Member of AAO • Visa • MC ALL UtilitiesDiscover included • CareCreditin rent. VEBA Family After hours$1,350.20 by appointment. 22-705 ROAD FUND GAS TAX 7,200 7,200 MARCH 25, 2021 PHONE: 320-384-6188 | CLASSIFIEDS | FAX: 320-384-7844 HINCKLEY NEWS 11 FOR Secured140 entrance Birch Street to building N. #106,. Cambridge H.S.A Single $729.50 22-707 TIMBER DEVELOPMENT 0 10,000 RENT H.S.A Family $1,562.70 22-708 BLIGHT CLEANUP Animal10,000 Care 10,000 Mighty Fortress705 4th AVE Manor SW, Pine City EMPLOYMENTH.S.A AccessNOTICE: Single $680.00• BUSINESS DIRECTORY TOTAL • 908,848 908,848 206 Lawler Avenue,763-689-3134 N, Hinckley Request for Proposal – Community Service Partner Heating/AC Hinckley Veterinary Clinic The City of Sandstone is looking for a qualifi ed individual to serve as the Community Economic DevelopmentH.S.A Access Coordinator Family $1,562.70 DEPT BUILDING FUND REVENUES Van Binsbergen & Associates, Inc. Location: Pine City, Minnesota H.S.A.• Union: HighN/A • FLSAValue Status: Single Exempt $657.50 AUTOMOTIVE# DEPARTMENT LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS Call Amber @ 320-269-6640 ext. #17 Service Partner. This is a new position in the City with the primary responsibility of ESSENTIAL DUTIES: Responsible for all aspects ofH.S.A. the county High economic Value developmentFamily pro- Sanitation$1,562.70 38-801 BUILDING FUND 1/4 Mile75,000 South on Old 75,000 Hwy. 61 “Equal HousingNorthern Opportunity” Pine Hinckley,& MN carrying out public safety duties that do not require a police offi cer or Sheriff ’s Deputy; gram including the creation and implementation ofSecond a strategic by economic Commissioner development Hallan. plan. Motion carried 5-0. DEPT 2015& JAIL BONDS DREVENUES E Kurt S. Zimpel, D.V.M. Chiropractic Implements plans and activities to improve the quality of life in Pine County by increasing D E including code enforcement, animal control, and crime prevention. This individual Motion by Commissioner Chaffee to approve Matt’s Resolution Sanitation 2019-62 es- # DEPARTMENT JustinHeating R. Zimpel, D.V.M. the number of jobs, quality of employment, increasing the property tax base, helping Air Conditioning Center will develop and build relationships with local business owners, residents, property tablishing a $75 per diem for the Zoning Board (planningResidential commissioner), • Commercial 39-810Heating 2015A JAIL BONDS 1,181,265320-384-7590 1,102,510 Answers from Page 4 businesses to thrive and increasing access to qualityHHS of Advisory,life amenities. Pine Provides County technical Chemical Health Coalition,Containers Extension Available Com- DEPT 2012A CTHSE BONDS REVENUES Dr. Chris A. Ketchmark, BS, DC owners, emergency response agencies, local civic organizations, and others with an Air Conditioning Pine and Kanabec Counties support and direction to existing and potential businesses,mittee, Library, assists businesses Community in navigating Health Advisory, County HRA and Probation # DEPARTMENT emphasis on problem solving and community building. The City will work with the Auto ● Commercial ● Residential 24 Hour Emergency Service 301 N. Commercial Ave. federal, state, and local programs and coordinatesAdvisory activities Committees with others including for 2020. city SecondServing HInckley by Commissioner & Northern Pine Ludwig. County 40-810Pine and 2012A Kanabec COURTHOUSE Counties BONDS 1,021,590 949,779 Funeral Sandstone, MN 55072 successful candidate on the structure of the position to best meet the candidate’s economic development staff , East Central RegionalMotion Development carried Commission, 5-0. educational ● We work with all Insurance DEPT 2017A G.O. CIP BONDS Phone:REVENUES 800-630-9659 institutes, DEED, chambers of commerce, etc. Position works under the limited supervision of (320) 245-2499 needs and the goals of the position; such as, full-time, part-time, independent 2020 Pine County Property Tax Levy and Budget Companies # 24 Hour DEPARTMENT Emergency Service the County Administrator. (320) 384-7137 Fax (320) 245-2539 contractor, fl exible hours, etc. Applicants must be 18 years of age or older and have County Administrator David Minke presentedMobile the or 2020In-Shop Pine Appts County 41-810Phone: 2017A 800-630-9659 G.O. CIP BONDS 341,409 323,252 MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Tatting-Methven a high school diploma or GED; demonstrated dependability, responsibility and • Bachelor’s degree in community/economic development,property taxpublic levy administration, at $19,354,383 urban and the 2020 budget.(800)227-1149 DEPT EQUIPMENT REVENUES Caring Chiropractic for self-motivation; ability to handle contact with employees, law enforcement offi cers, planning or a related fi eld and three (3) years’ experience in economic developmentBUDGET work or SUMMARY 2020(320)679-4177 # DEPARTMENT Funeral Chapel emergency response agencies, and the general public with tact and courtesy. Must an equivalent combination of trainingDEPT and experience. REVENUE Construction 43-801 EQUIPMENT 100,000 100,000 Children and Adults # DEPARTMENT novusglass.com/locations/mora/enREVENUES DEPT ELECTIONS REVENUES Celebrating Hinckley, Minnesota be able to articulate both verbally and in writing with above average communicative • Driver’s license and personal automobile. • Ability to pass criminal background check. # DEPARTMENT 40 Years Bus. Tel. 384-6291 skills. Must be service oriented. Position Description is available at Applicants must complete a county application and5 are encouraged COUNTYJensen to also BOARDsubmit a resume Rabe0 Excavating 255,502LLC 44-801 ELECTIONS 98,034 98,034 Hearing Sandstone City Hall, 119 4th Street. Submit resume and a one-page proposal and cover letter. Contact County Administrator’s Offi13 ce for an COURTapplication ADMINISTRATION or our website at NORTHBOUND2,500 64,000 TOTAL ALL FUNDS 44,657,153 44,452,326 outlining your qualifi cations and interest to http://co.pine.mn.us under Departments/Human20 Resources/Employment Backhoe, LAW LIBRARY Opportunities. LLC Site Prep29,000 29,000 Motion by Commissioner Ludwig to approve Resolution 2019-58 Estab- East Central City of Sandstone, PO Box 641, PAY GRADE: Grade 12 – Salary 41Range $60,299-$78,395 COUNTY AUDITOR-TREASURER•Sewer/Water 106,000 Utilities 766,464 lishing the 2020 Pine County Property Tax Levy at $19,354,383. Second Tax Services Sandstone, MN 55072 or by email to RATING METHOD: The hiring process will include61 a formal MISinterview and may include • Septic Systems15,000 784,483 by Commissioner Hallan. Motion carried 5-0. Audiology testing and/or other methods of Sewersselection. - COLLISION [email protected]. Questions call 320-245-5241. 62 Basements CENTRAL - SERVICES • Land Clearing34,000 34,000 Motion by Commissioner Ludwig to approve Resolution 2019-59 Adopt- Pine Tax & Accounting, LLC CLOSING DATE: Open63 until fi lled: TRUTH IN TAXATION Old Highway8,800 61 • 13,500Hinckley, MN ing FUNERAL the 2020 Pine County HOME Budget. Second by Chair Mohr. Motion Hearing Aids First review of applications April 2, 2021 •Roads/Driveways This position will remain open until fi lled. 72 Trenching COUNTY - Water ADMINISTRATOR 1 mile 500 north on Old 469,777 Hwy. 61 carried 5-0. Lois Kunze Dawn Golly Hearing Aid Care An Equal Opportunity Employer/Affi rmative Action Employer • Enrolled Agent, RAP Enrolled Agent, RAP The City of Sandstone is an equal opportunity employer. 74Lines - DrivewaysAQUATIC INVASIVE - Wildlife SPECIESGlass PRO Replacement 123,930 • 123,930Free Loaner Car MotionTatting-Methven by Commissioner Mikrot to assign accounts 01-0251-000-0000- Licensed Audiologists 91 COUNTY ATTORNEY 140,089 1,077,959 5869 (Jail Canteen Revenue), 01-0251-000-0000-6461 (Jail Canteen www.pinetax.com • and Stock Ponds Sand, Gravel, Topsoil, C1-5, Rip Rap, e-mail: [email protected] Office locations in: Forest Lake • Cambridge Tobies Restaurant - Cashier, 92 CONTRACTED ATTNYS/CONSULTRecycle 0Concreate 30,000 & Asphalt Expense),Funeral 01-0251-000-0000-5864 Chapel (Jail Inmate Communications Reve- 103 Fire Monument Rd. Hinckley, MN 55037 HELP WANTED (320) 384-0774 Mora • Pine City Server, Line Cook, Temporary93 612-390-9014 VICTIM SERVICES 70,000 70,000 nue), 01-0251-000-0000-6816 (Jail Inmate Communications Expense). 320-384-6946 The City of Hinckley is M-F 8-5:30 • S 8-Noon Celebrating Hinckley, Minnesota 101 COUNTY RECORDER 302,200 386,298 Second by Commissioner Hallan. Motion carried 5-0. 1-866-900-(HEAR) 4327 Dishwasher & Baker Editorial35 YearsAssistant in Business After hours by appointment. Bus. Tel. 384-6291 accepting applications for 40 Years • Early morning shifts available 105 COUNTY ASSESSOR 195,000 581,498 Motion by Commissioner Hallan to send a letter to the Minnesota De- It Pays to Advertiseeastcentralaudiology.com two (2) part time, seasonal • Physical requirements Position107 PLANNING AND ZONING CALL320-980-4019 186,545 TRENT 253,827 partment of Human Services contesting the repayment of funds. Second • References required with our application 111 GOVT BUILDING OPERATIONSfor all your 251,140 excavating 844,098 needs by Commissioner Mikrot. Motion carried 5-0. employees. Duties will • Year round or seasonal- weekends and We will have aH temporaryi n c k l e y CONSTRUCTION 121 H VETERANSi n c k l SERVICESe y 14,000 159,747 Motion by Commissioner Chaffee to approve an agreement between in the Hinckley NewsAdvertise include general evenings required - variable hours full time editorialL u m bassistante r ,, I n c .. • Experience not required in the Hinckley News maintenance, grass cutting, • Competitive wages position open816 in Old our Hwy. 61Pine N., Hinckley City H i n c k l e y Make the most of your trimming, custodial & street cleaning. • Benefi ts may include employee discounts, offi ce while a320-280-7147 person is out on Dan’s Masonry L u m b e r ,, I n c .. profi t sharing, medical, dental, vision, life a leave of absence. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Hinckley PrintHEALTH PROFESSIONALSadvertising dollar. This spot can and Flex Plans. M-F 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat 8 a.m. - Noon 816 Old Hwy. 61 N., Hinckley Position is funded for up to 24 hours a This person will work with the Pine Footings, Block, Brick, Concrete, For all your printing needs be yours for as little as • See Indeed or Facebook for more details Auto 320-280-7147 Glass Health week, starting pay is $14.00 per hour. City Pioneer editor to produce and New Construction & Remodeling Located in the Hinckley News Office • 115 Main Street, Hinckley $7.75 per week. M-F 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat 8 a.m. - Noon Must be 18 years of age and possess a We are Looking for energetic, design the weekly newspaper. They (320) 384-7244 320-384-6188 • [email protected] positive, outgoing, will also format legal notices for 5 valid driver’s license. Applications self-motivated Individuals! newspapers, obituaries and other Hinckley available on City website at Applications available at news. Must be very detail oriented NORTHBOUND Advertise in the Chiropractic Center Jensen Dr. Kyle Hams www.hinckley.govoffi ce2.com. Tobies Station or Tobies and good with computers. D & E Restaurant, Hinckley, MN & Auto ● Commercial ● Residential Matthew M. Sievers, DDS,MS Positions are open until fi lled. Join The Tobies Team! COLLISION DHinckley NewsE 110 E. Main St., Hinckley 1 x 2.5 320-384-6174 or www.tobies.com Profi ciency in InDesign Backhoe, LLC ● We Heatingwork with all Insurance (320) 384-6790 or 384-6836 Bradley L. Videen, DDS,MS Air Conditioning Cambridge & Pine City and Photoshop is desired. Old Highway 61 • Hinckley, MN A 1x2Heating ad (one column wide Companies Sewers - 1 mile north on Old Hwy. 61 Air Conditioning PineMobile and or Kanabec In-Shop ApptsCounties Invisalign & Braces Please send resume to Jeff Andres, GlassBasements Replacement - • Free Loaner Car 24 Hour(800)227-1149 Emergency Service Group Publisher, 930 Cleveland St S, by one inch tall) is just Free Inital Exam $16.87/week ™ Trenching - Water Pine and Kanabec Counties Phone: 800-630-9659 GENERAL SECURITY SERVICES CORPORATION Cambridge, MN 55008 (320) 384-0774 (320)679-4177 NOW or email jeff @northstarmedia.net Lines - Driveways - Wildlife 24 Hour Emergency Service cambridgeorthomn.com SECURITY OFFICERS M-F 8-5:30 • S 8-Noon $15.50 per week novusglass.com/locations/mora/en SANDSTONE & MOOSE LAKE, MN and Stock Ponds Phone: 800-630-9659 Member of AAO • Visa • MC HIRING Discover • CareCredit Qualifi ed applicants must be professional, After hours by appointment. punctual, engaged persons with an excellent Media SERVICES 612-390-9014 140 Birch Street N. #106, Cambridge work ethic. Employment contingent on passing a 705 4th AVE SW, Pine City Marketing CCW Class 35 Years in Business Animal Care criminal background check. Please call 763-689-3134 218-726-1606or email Lisa ([email protected] )or Consultant Highly Experienced Instructor many Heating/AC Hinckley Veterinary Clinic Bill ([email protected]) for more information. credentials. For Information call EOE/AA/Disability/Veterans/M/F Employer Good pay Ken 440-452-1334 SANITATION LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS Immediate full-time & part-time openings! Sanitation PET CARE 1/4 Mile South on Old Hwy. 61 Northern Pine and benefi ts Hinckley,& MN available! & D E PRECISION LANDSCAPE AND TREE We have a great HDinckley VeterinEary Clinic Kurt S. Zimpel, D.V.M. Chiropractic HELP WANTED Matt’s Sanitation JustinHeating R. Zimpel, D.V.M. is currently hiring: opportunity for a • Housekeeping Residential • Commercial LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS Air Conditioning Center Heating1/4 Mile South on Old Hwy. 61 320-384-7590 2 MECHANIC POSITIONS media marketing consultant. • Grounds Containers Available Dr. Chris A. Ketchmark, BS, DC 1. Heavy truck mechanic Air ConditioningHinckley, MN Pine and Kanabec Counties This person would use Kurt S. Zimpel, D.V.M. 301 N. Commercial Ave. 2. Heavy equipment mechanic Maintenance Serving HInckley & Northern Pine County 24 Hour Emergency Service consultative selling techniques Pine andJustin Kanabec R. Zimpel, D.V.MCounties. Funeral Sandstone, MN 55072 Pay rate $25 - $40 an hour Phone: 800-630-9659 to partner with businesses for Part time and 24 Hour Emergency320-384-7590 Service (320) 245-2499 Full time With benefi ts (320) 384-7137 Fax (320) 245-2539 advertising in newspapers and full time positions available. 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“ Staying up to date with your annual wellness visits and practicing healthy daily habits are keys to ensuring long-term health and well-being.” AL WOLTER | PROVIDED Basset recieves 50 year membership award John Bassett, long time Hinckley resident and 1967-‘68 Vietnam combat veteran, recently Welia Health welcomes our new received a 50 year membership certificate in the American Legion. In presenting the award, PA-C Post 388 Commander John Rostberg stated, “50 years is a long time so I am especially provider, Kelsey Abraham pleased to present this certificate for faithful and dedicated allegiance to the ideals of the American Legion. John joined Hinckley Post 388 in 1971. We’re proud to introduce you to our new

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SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 2021 10:00 am-12:00 pm Westside Park 102 Dunn Ave. S., Hinckley, MN 55037 Meet and Greet with the Easter Bunny Easter Egg Hunt Over 5,000 eggs to be found Bike Drawings Goody Bags to first 200 children (12 years old or younger) Join the Easter Bunny in the hunt to end hunger by bringing in a non-perishable food item for the Bunny Food Drive Receive 1 ticket for each food item donated to be entered in the basket drawing!

Event Hosted by: 2020 Hinckley Ambassador Royalty Family