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FREE ISANTI-CHISAGOISANTI-CHISAGO SaveS money. Win money. www.minnco.com THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 2020 VOL. 114 NO. 33 COUNTYSTAR.COM HOT RODS: Annual Isanti car show draws huge crowds. PAGE 8 & COUNTYSTAR.COM Cambridge council race narrowed to four BY BILL STICKELS III [email protected] A slow, but steady stream of voters fi led into Cambridge City Hall on Tuesday, Aug. 11 to cast their votes in the city’s second-ever Primary Election, with the results narrowing the fi eld of candidates for city council down from seven to four. And once all of the in-person ZiebarthZiebarth IversonIverson ballots and most of the absentee ballots were counted, both incum- bents appear to be moving on to the general election. Mark Ziebarth, who previously served on the council in the 1990s, was the top vote-getter with 447 (29.82%). Current council member Lisa Iverson came in second with 256 votes (17.08%). In third place is Schibilla Morin Tom Schibilla, who garnered 232 votes (15.48%). In fourth place is current council member Joe Morin, who received 173 votes (11.54%), which is just 10 votes ahead of Barbara Schumann’s 163 (10.87%). Brandy Herbst (117 votes, 7.81%) and David Redfi eld (111 votes, 7.40%) rounded out the fi eld. BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR State law states any absentee ballots that are postmarked Minnesota Governor Tim Walz presented the city of North Branch with an offi cial proclamation honoring by election day (Aug. 11) must also be counted. Therefore, on North Branch and 22 other communities as a “Telecommuter Forward Community” during a press confer- the off-chance there are 11 more absentee ballots still yet to be ence at North Branch City Hall on Friday, Aug. 7. counted that voted for Schumann and not Morin, Schumann would then take over the last spot. The fi nal votes will be made offi cial once the city council can- North Branch recognized by vases the ballots and certifi es the results on Monday, Aug. 17. Governor for internet initiative Filing period closes with BY BILL STICKELS III honored by Minnesota Governor Tim Walz [email protected] for being a “Telecommuter Forward Commu- nity.” For a long time now, one of the biggest pet To commemorate this honor, Governor mostly minimal activity projects for the North Branch council and Walz held a press conference at City Hall last staff has been trying to bring high-speed Friday, Aug. 7. BY BILL STICKELS III Branch School Boards were internet to the entire area, something that “The COVID-19 pandemic has made clear [email protected] open, plus two seats on the is desperately needed even near downtown how important it is for the state to support North Branch City Council North Branch. To that extent, back in Feb- telecommuting capabilities, and this ini- Following the second of two and the North Branch May- ruary, the council approved a resolution in tiative will help ensure options for remote fi ling periods for running oral seat. As of fi ling closing support of Telecommuting Opportunities and work expand in our state,” Walz said. “The for political offi ce on Aug. 11, at 5 p.m. two of the four races Telecommuter Forward Certifi cation, which city of North Branch has made that a case of voters in Cambridge, Isanti, will be considered “uncon- is a bill passed by the State Legislature in high-quality living, the ability to live here North Branch and both Isanti tested,” meaning there is the 2019. North Branch was one of only 23 cities, and still be able to participate in the economy and Chisago Counties fi nd same number of candidates counties, or townships to formally get on the way you choose to. themselves with few choices running as the number of board with the initiative. Chisago County was “This is very visionary,” he continued. “It for the local races, which seats open. One of the races also one of these 23 communities. was visionary before COVID-19, it is absolute- should almost certainly lead only has one more candidate While there has so far been minimal ly critical now.” to the re-election of a majority than open seats, and the fi nal advancement in the area with high-speed “As Minnesotans have balanced work, of the incumbents. race currently has two more internet - even despite the increased empha- school and life from their kitchen tables, the For this round of fi lings, candidates than seats open. sis in the need due to more people working need for telecommuter-friendly cities is more three seats on the Cam- The most intriguing race of from home and distance learning during the bridge-Isanti and North SEE FILING, PAGE 10 COVID-19 pandemic, the city was recently SEE GOVERNOR, PAGE 10 20202020 FORDFORD EXPLOREREXPLO XLT 4WD 202020 FORD F-150 W W NEWNNE NEW CREW 4x4 XLT Dual Power Heated Seats, Heated Steering Wheel, Heated Rear Bucket Seats. #80132 8” Touch Screen w/ Trailer Tow, 8” Touch MSRP .............................................................. $46,005 Reverse Camera, FordPass Connect™ (download an #81453 Screen w/ Reverse Camera, F-Series Retail Customer Cash ................................–$2,250 app and get remote start, FordPass Connect™ Trade-In Assistance Bonus Cash ............................–$2,750* MSRP .............................................................. $41,595 lock and unlock doors, (download an app and $ * Retail Customer Cash .............................................–$2,250 Retail Trade-In Assistance Bonus Cust. 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    Event: 104th Indianapolis 500 Round 7 Track: Indianapolis Motor Speedway 2.5 mile(s) Report: Pit Stop Summary NTT IndyCar Series Session: Race August 23, 2020 Rank Car Driver C/E/T Total Pit Stop Data 1 30 Sato, Takuma D/H/F 5 Pit Stops Stop Lap Race Lap Time of Race 1 27 27 00:26:40.2316 2 63 63 00:55:24.8201 3 87 87 01:15:11.0438 4 124 124 01:55:40.3821 5 168 168 02:42:03.9020 2 9 Dixon, Scott D/H/F 5 Pit Stops Stop Lap Race Lap Time of Race 1 27 27 00:26:38.7762 2 63 63 00:55:16.8264 3 87 87 01:15:05.7438 4 124 124 01:55:39.7260 5 169 169 02:42:44.3759 3 15 Rahal, Graham D/H/F 5 Pit Stops Stop Lap Race Lap Time of Race 1 27 27 00:26:44.0733 2 62 62 00:54:51.2164 3 87 87 01:15:15.4814 4 124 124 01:55:42.2384 5 169 169 02:42:46.3190 4 18 Ferrucci, Santino D/H/F 5 Pit Stops Stop Lap Race Lap Time of Race 1 27 27 00:27:00.3180 2 62 62 00:54:58.9937 3 87 87 01:15:24.9885 4 124 124 01:55:54.3018 5 170 170 02:43:39.9731 5 1 Newgarden, Josef D/C/F 5 Pit Stops Stop Lap Race Lap Time of Race 1 27 27 00:26:54.2872 2 64 64 00:56:23.6931 3 87 87 01:15:24.8437 4 124 124 01:55:53.8935 5 168 168 02:42:15.1541 6 5 O'Ward, Pato (R) D/C/F 5 Pit Stops Stop Lap Race Lap Time of Race 1 27 27 00:26:53.8211 2 63 63 00:55:41.2848 3 87 87 01:15:24.5503 4 124 124 01:55:51.0067 5 168 168 02:42:18.3862 (C)hassis: D=Dallara | (E)ngine: C=Chevy, H=Honda | (T)ire: F=Firestone Information provided by Indy Racing Information System - Copyright INDYCAR 2020 Page 1 of 6 Event: 104th Indianapolis 500 Round 7 Track: Indianapolis Motor Speedway 2.5 mile(s) Report: Pit Stop
  • PROFILE S PANIER Photos by IAN by Photos

    PROFILE S PANIER Photos by IAN by Photos

    PROFILE PANIER s Photos by IAN by Photos WWE icon Batista steps out of the ring and into the weight room to talk about his workout, the road to becoming The animal and how he used to weigh as much as a lion BY JoN FINKEL animal mUSclE&FiTNESS September 2008 iNSTiNcmrolympia.comT 108 109 Batista pauses to think about the next rep — or the next beatdown “Can you pretend to struggle with the weight?” player seems almost impossible. This is what it must be like when Michael our photographer asks Batista as he takes position in front of the World Jordan tells you in person that he got cut from his sophomore hoops team. Wrestling Entertainment superstar. The three-time World Heavy- “It’s true,” Batista explains. “But weight Champion quickly obliges and contorts his face as if he’s about remember, I was only about 180–200 pounds back then.” to bench a Brink’s truck. The reason for the charade is that Batista That’s about 100 pounds lighter than presses four plates as easily as most people press an elevator button — he is now — and almost 200 pounds lighter than the days when he tried to and nobody on set feels like going to get more weight. ❡ When we get be a professional bodybuilder. “I used the photo we want, he leans back and relaxes. His breathing remains to look up to guys like Lee Haney, Dorian Yates and Shawn Ray,” he says. steady, as if he has been sitting there watching Braveheart (one of his “I got myself close to 370 at my peak.” favorite movies) instead of lifting what amounts to an average-size >> Looking at the 290-pound version man with each arm almost a dozen times.
  • BASE BASE CARDS 1 Asuka 2 Bobby Roode 3 Ember Moon 4 Eric

    BASE BASE CARDS 1 Asuka 2 Bobby Roode 3 Ember Moon 4 Eric

    BASE BASE CARDS 1 Asuka 2 Bobby Roode 3 Ember Moon 4 Eric Young 5 Hideo Itami 6 Johnny Gargano 7 Liv Morgan 8 Tommaso Ciampa 9 The Rock 10 Alicia Fox 11 Austin Aries 12 Bayley 13 Big Cass 14 Big E 15 Bob Backlund 16 The Brian Kendrick 17 Brock Lesnar 18 Cesaro 19 Charlotte Flair 20 Chris Jericho 21 Enzo Amore 22 Finn Bálor 23 Goldberg 24 Karl Anderson 25 Kevin Owens 26 Kofi Kingston 27 Lana 28 Luke Gallows 29 Mick Foley 30 Roman Reigns 31 Rusev 32 Sami Zayn 33 Samoa Joe 34 Sasha Banks 35 Seth Rollins 36 Sheamus 37 Triple H 38 Xavier Woods 39 AJ Styles 40 Alexa Bliss 41 Baron Corbin 42 Becky Lynch 43 Bray Wyatt 44 Carmella 45 Chad Gable 46 Daniel Bryan 47 Dean Ambrose 48 Dolph Ziggler 49 Heath Slater 50 Jason Jordan 51 Jey Uso 52 Jimmy Uso 53 John Cena 54 Kalisto 55 Kane 56 Luke Harper 57 Maryse 58 The Miz 59 Mojo Rawley 60 Naomi 61 Natalya 62 Nikki Bella 63 Randy Orton 64 Rhyno 65 Shinsuke Nakamura 66 Undertaker 67 Zack Ryder 68 Alundra Blayze 69 Andre the Giant 70 Batista 71 Bret "Hit Man" Hart 72 British Bulldog 73 Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake 74 Diamond Dallas Page 75 Dusty Rhodes 76 Edge 77 Fit Finlay 78 Jake "The Snake" Roberts 79 Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart 80 Ken Shamrock 81 Kevin Nash 82 Lex Luger 83 Terri Runnels 84 "Macho Man" Randy Savage 85 "Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase 86 Mr. Perfect 87 "Ravishing" Rick Rude 88 Ric Flair 89 Rob Van Dam 90 Ron Simmons 91 Rowdy Roddy Piper 92 Scott Hall 93 Sgt.
  • The Full 100+ Page Pdf!

    The Full 100+ Page Pdf!

    2014 was a unique year for pro-wrestling, one that will undoubtedly be viewed as historically significant in years to follow. Whether it is to be reflected upon positively or negatively is not only highly subjective, but also context-specific with major occurrences transpiring across the pro-wrestling world over the last 12 months, each with its own strong, and at times far reaching, consequences. The WWE launched its much awaited Network, New Japan continued to expand, CMLL booked lucha's biggest match in well over a decade, culminating in the country's first million dollar gate, TNA teetered more precariously on the brink of death than perhaps ever before, Daniel Bryan won the WWE's top prize, Dragon Gate and DDT saw continued success before their loyal niche audiences, Alberto Del Rio and CM Punk departed the WWE with one ending up in the most unexpected of places, a developing and divergent style produced some of the best indie matches of the year, the European scene flourished, the Shield disbanded, Batista returned, Daniel Bryan relinquished his championship, and the Undertaker's streak came to an unexpected and dramatic end. These are but some of the happenings, which made 2014 the year that it was, and it is in this year-book that we look to not only recap all of these events and more, but also contemplate their relevance to the greater pro-wrestling landscape, both for 2015 and beyond. It should be stated that this year-book was inspired by the DKP Annuals that were released in 2011 and 2012, in fact, it was the absence of a 2013 annual that inspired us to produce a year-book for 2014.