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Former Golf Pro Honored with Leaderboard Dedication FREE Hearing is about ISANTI-CHISAGOISANTI-CHISAGO connecting with people. (763) 444-4051 THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 2021 VOL. 115 NO. 33 COUNTYSTAR.COM LEND ME YOUR EAR: Discover Downtown Third Thursday features corn feed . PAGE 3 Former golf pro honored with leaderboard dedication BY BILL STICKELS III him the names of the fi nalists, and after hearing [email protected] the names, asked Grossbach “have you looked at Jon Swanson?” The defi nition of a golf pro is in essence someone “I said, ‘no, he didn’t make the cut.’ And he said, who is a leader of a golf course or country club. ‘I strongly advise that you look at Jon Swanson Based on that, what could be more appropriate before you make a decision,’” Grossbach recalled. than dedicating a leaderboard in the memory of “So we brought Jon Swanson in for an interview. what many considered to be the ultimate leader in And he comes in all nicely dressed in his golf at- the history of the Purple Hawk? During an emo- tire, carrying his briefcase. He comes in and does tional ceremony held on Saturday, Aug. 14, that is his interview, with his coy little Arnold Palmer exactly what was done at the country club located smile, and so we’re asking him questions. He pulls just north of Cambridge. out of his briefcase his budget, what he thought it Jon “Swanny” Swanson was the Purple Hawk’s would cost in materials to fi x up the pro shop... and fi rst-ever golf pro. But for those who knew him, he after the interview we sat down and looked at each was more than just someone who taught people other and said ‘that’s the guy.’” how to golf better and who helped run the pro Later on, while talking with another member shop. He was a friend, mentor, golf partner, and of the PGA, Grossbach mentioned the hiring of just, as his obituary read, “one of the good guys.” Swanson. “Oh, Mr. Briefcase! You hired a good one He unexpectedly died on April 3, 2021, while play- there,” was the response. ing golf at the Chaska Town Course. “I just feel like we have had the opportunity to move forward into a much higher status of golf WHAT ALMOST WASN’T course than we had before Jon Swanson came The story of how Swanny became Purple Hawk’s here,” Grossbach concluded. fi rst golf pro is fi lled with lucky breaks, or perhaps twists of fate. Dr. Donald Grossbach, who was the A MENTOR President of the Board of Directors at that time, “I have huge shoes to fi ll, probably won’t ever be told the story of how Swanny originally wasn’t on able to fi ll them,” said current Purple Hawk golf the hiring committee’s fi nal fi ve applicants to be pro Matt Grell. “Jon meant a lot to me. Many of us interviewed for the position. As the four-person have interacted with him. We’ve had a lot of histo- BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR committee was deadlocked between two of the can- ry with Jon. Everybody’s been impacted somehow, Jon “Swanny” Swnson’s daughter, Lauryn, and wife, Kathy, express didates, the committee adjourned and went home. whether its through golf, friendship, the communi- their appreciation for the new Purple Hawk Country Club leader- That night, Grossbach received a phone call from ty, Jon was that type of guy. To me, he was my role board that was erected in honor of the late golf pro. a golf sales rep who had heard they were looking at hiring a golf pro. He asked if Grossbach would give SEE SWANNY, PAGE 10 Community medical leaders attempt to debunk COVID vaccine myths BY JENNIFER KOTILA (MDH), school staff from Art and Sci- is an appointed member to the Center [email protected] ence Academy and Braham schools, and for Disease Control advisory committee COVID-19 survivors took part in the on immunization practices, which is a Editor’s note: This article is part one public forum that included a question national group of medical and public of a two-part series stemming from and answer session. health experts that make vaccine policy the Community Q&A session. See next “We’ve invited everyone here tonight recommendations to the US. Her role in week’s edition for part two, featuring because we’ve heard your concerns and the pandemic response includes educa- testimonials from area residents who sur- want questions answered by trusted tion and outreach regarding COVID-19 vived COVID-19. A recording of the forum community leaders,” Isanti County Pub- vaccine. can be found at vimeo.com/585696291. lic Health Educator Michelle Pivec said. “No, it’s not over,” Bahta said, noting An attempt at encouraging those who “Collectively, we want you to have the there had been a 600 percent increase are vaccine hesitant and correcting correct information at your fi ngertips in reported cases in the month leading misinformation about the COVID-19 in order to make the best decision for up to the forum. “I want to acknowledge vaccinations in order to increase the you and your community.” the weariness that all of us are feeling number of Isanti County residents as we watch numbers go up. It is quite who are vaccinated took place Aug. 11 WHERE THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC IS AT NOW discouraging, and I think that all of at Common Ground United Methodist With more than 20 years of experi- us have been traumatized in one way Church. ence in immunization, Immunization or another, whether we’ve been direct- JENNIFER KOTILA | COUNTY STAR A total of nine panelists from commu- Clinical Consultant Lynn Bahta from ly impacted or whether we’ve been Retired pediatrician Dr. Lowell Becker nity faith leaders, Isanti County Public MDH went over some facts about the peripheral. We are tired, and we need touches on the history of vaccines during Health, Cambridge Medical Center, current COVID-19 situation for Isanti the community COVID vaccine Q&A. Minnesota Department of Health County and the region in general. She SEE VACCINE, PAGE 5 NEWS ADVERTISING ADVERTISING PUBLIC NOTICES CLASSIFIEDS BREAKING NEWS, UPDATES 763-689-1181 ext. 107 763-689-1181 ext. 113 763-689-1181 ext. 102 763-689-1181 ext. 100 763-689-1181 ext. 101 Whenever, wherever you are! [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] countystar.com 2 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR CountyStar.com AUGUST 19, 2021 North Branch council cautiously approves another tobacco license BY BILL STICKELS III “For the fi rst week or so, it will be only me,” Willen- [email protected] ‘I had a great talk with the chief, and I bring said, indicating the store’s shrinking customer base and need to replenish product wasn’t conducive It looks like the third time’s the charm for the made it clear, if it was once or twice a to hiring employees immediately. “But after hope- tobacco store formerly known as Cloud X Vapes. After fully recouping some of my money, I would bring in having its tobacco license revoked due to selling to week compliance check, go for it.’ employees.” He added he would supply to the city any minors, among other violations, then the council paperwork they need once he hired employees. rejecting a tobacco license application due to the Jacob Willenbring The council approved the application under the perspective owner’s relationship with the original Perspective new owner of former Cloud X Vapes condition Willenbring reworks the portion where he owners, the North Branch council approved a tobac- indicates he will have no employees, and provides the co license request from Jacob Willenbring, who is a once or twice a week compliance check, go for it. I’m city with the proper workers compensation paper, by former employee of Cloud X that is now attempting to going to do everything in my power to ensure every a 3-1 vote, with Mayor Jim Swenson voting nay and purchase the business. one of those compliance checks passes.” Council Member Kelly Neider being absent. According to City Clerk Ragini Varma, because of Despite those assurances, the council was still the sketchy history of Cloud X, North Branch Police leery, but for another reason. According to Varma, COUNCIL APPROVES LEAVE OF ABSENCE FROM EDA Chief Dan Meyer did a thorough background check Willenbring indicated on his license application Economic Development Authority (EDA) mem- on Willenbring and found no connection between there would be no employees other than himself. She ber Chuck Sinn has requested a six-month leave of him and the original owners other than him being an said if he were to bring in employees, it is required absence in order to attend to matters involving his employee. Varma also indicated that in conversations he present workers compensation insurance to the businesses and personal issues. with Chief Meyer, Willenbring was informed there city. Council Member Patrick Meacham stated if that The city council expressed their appreciation of would be more than the normal number of compli- is what is on his application and tomorrow the city Sinn’s work on the EDA and stated they would hate to ance checks performed on his business, and even a discovers an employee working there, that would be lose him based on the current rules of being removed slight non-compliance “would shut them down.” falsifying his license application, which would result following three straight absences from meetings.
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