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THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 2021 VOL. 115 NO. 32 COUNTYSTAR.COM A BERRY GOOD EVENT: Braham Pie Day treats attendees with food, music, and fun. PAGE 2 Body found following fi ve-day search for missing Isanti woman

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A fi ve-day search for a missing Isanti woman, which included hundreds of volunteers and numerous law enforcement agencies and other emergency depart- ments, came to a conclusion late Tuesday night, Aug. 10 with the discovery of a body on private property. The body is believed to be that of the missing woman, 32-year- FIND AMANDA FACEBOOK PAGE old Amanda Jo Vangrinsven. Amanda Jo Vangrinsven BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR According to a press re- U.S. Olympic Silver Medalist Gymnast Grace McCallum is presented with a plaque commemorating Aug. 7 as lease co-written by the Isanti identity of the body has yet being “Grace McCallum Day” by Isanti Mayor Jeff Johnson during the welcome home ceremony for McCallum. County Sheriff’s Offi ce and to be made offi cial by the Isanti Police Department, Medical Examiner’s Offi ce, investigators were executing the press release indicates a search warrant on the 300 that based on evidence at Isanti gives golden welcome home block of 261st Avenue NW in the scene, they believe it is Athens Township when the Vangrinsven. deceased body was located to Olympic Silver Medalist on the property. While the SEE MISSING, PAGE 8

BY BILL STICKELS III the crowd, an extended blast [email protected] from the Isanti Fire District’s ladder truck air horn, a large It’s not common for a small, American fl ag draped from Honorary cancer survivor midwestern town to be noted the truck’s extended ladder, an world-wide for being the offi cial proclamation of Aug. 7 hometown of an Olympic being “Grace McCallum Day,” fi ghts with positive attitude, athlete, much less an Olympic a commemorative plaque pre- medalist. For that matter, it’s sented by the North 65 Cham- not very common that a small- ber of Commerce, a short town, midwestern teenager question and answer session sense of humor to soar to such a stature on moderated by Rockie Ramach- sports’ biggest stage either. So er-Dye and Erika Zdon, two of CONTRIBUTED diagnosis was made and when those anomalies do take McCallum’s coaches during CHISAGO COUNTY RELAY FOR LIFE he had a year and a half of place, a grand celebration is some of her formative years in chemotherapy. It was the inevitable to take place. Such the sport, and concluded with Scott Sellman is the hon- answers to his prayers, he was the scene on Saturday her exit from the stage accom- orary person for the annual has been cancer free and night, Aug. 7 as the City of panied by the playing of Tom Chisago County Relay for is on no long-term cancer Isanti welcomed home Grace ALISSA CHARTRAND | CONTRIBUTED Petty’s “American Girl.” Life event this year, having medications. McCallum, who helped the Grace McCallum signs the back The night also included had non-Hodgkin’s lympho- His wife, Jody, was one of U.S. Womens Gymnastics of Aubrey Mechtel’s jersey at the a meet and greet with the ma 20-plus years ago in the the beginning leaders of the Team win the silver medal Rum River BMX track. gymnasts participating in the early 1990’s. Chisago County Relay for during the Tokyo Olympics. ceremony; a presentation of His survival story is so Life and contributed a great “We might be a town of multiple chants of “USA! USA! jerseys from the Rum River encouraging, is fi lled with deal to their successful histo- 6,000,” Isanti Mayor Jeff John- USA!” resounded throughout Mallards hockey team, with hope, determination and a ry, which they are ever grate- son told reporters prior to the the crowd that had converged her name emblazoned in silver great journey with oncology ful for her effort and time. ceremony, “but we show the upon the stage at the inter- lettering; along with a second physicians at United Hospital Scott and Jody developed pride of a million.” mission of the monthly street recognition at the Rum River in Minneapolis and Min- a fund-raising effort called That fi gure might have been dance. BMX track. nesota Oncology. His fi rst BUZZ the FUSS, which chal- a slight exaggeration, but the The ceremony included area For her part, McCallum symptoms were somewhat lenged many police, fi re and gist of the statement was on youth gymnasts tossing out vague and confusing for his full display Saturday night as red, white and blue beads to SEE MCCALLUM, PAGE 8 doctors but eventually the SEE SURVIVOR, PAGE 8

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BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR This pie eating contestant shows the agony of defeat, or maybe A young girl grabs her chosen slice of pie among the dozens of diff erent varieties to choose from during Braham Pie it’s the agony of eating that much “pie” (actually pudding) in 90 Day, held on Friday, Aug. 6. seconds.

JUDY HEGSTROM | COUNTY STAR Cici Graves cheerfully helps clean pie pans.

BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR Hall of Fame former Braham boys basketball coach Bob Vaughan helps “model” the pies up for auction.

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SUNDAYS Fendrick & Peck at 7 p.m. more information. Hovey, whose books focus any other place close by) from 12 p.m. - midnight. Weekly Bible Teachings at North Folk Winery. on Pine County mys- and don’t block the road There will be local food A non-denominational Tickets are $15 and are “Jesus Rocks” in the Park teries. His latest book, to Fleet Farm. Please trucks, a car show, a Bible Teachings will available online at show- Christ Lutheran “Deadly Mixture,” came remember to bring concert by The White be held each Sunday tix4u.com. Church will be hosting a out Aug. 1. No registra- your picture ID and one Sidewalls, plus much through Aug. 15 from 4 - 5 free Bible lesson and rock tion is required for this current utility bill if more. Tickets can be pur- p.m. at the Isanti Com- Pollinator Project Tour painting at Cambridge event, which will be held you are new or have not chased at eventbrite.com munity Center, 208 1/2 1st Isanti County Master City Park, beginning at on the library’s patio registered in the last two or on site. See Blue Jacket Ave NW, Isanti. All are Gardeners will be host- 10 a.m. This event is open starting at 6:30 p.m. months. Groceries for up All School Reunion on welcome to attend these ing a Pollinator Project to children of all ages. to two families per vehi- Facebook for more infor- meetings to bring Christ Tour of Wayside Prairie AUG. 18 cle will be loaded in your mation. to others and strengthen Park, 27800 Verdin St. Corn feed Art in the Park trunk or the hatch back faith of all. NW, Isanti, beginning at Fish Lake Lutheran The fi nal arts and of your vehicles only. Ruby’s Pop-Up Pantry - 7 p.m. The tour will be Church, 43353 Cedarcrest crafts class sponsored Isanti TUESDAYS run by Barry Wendorf, Trail, Stark, is hosting by the City of Cambridge AUG. 19 Ruby’s Pantry food Evening storytime on the Isanti County Parks their annual corn feed will take place in City Senior Dining curbside distribution will be held patio Director. To register, beginning at 4:30 p.m. Park starting at 6 p.m. distribution - Rush City 9-11 a.m. at New Hope The Cambridge Pub- call the Isanti County Menu includes hamburg- The topic will be “Acrylic Catholic Charities will Church-Isanti, 114 Dahlin lic Library will host a Extension offi ce at 763- ers, hot dogs, chips, bars, Painting.” Preregistra- be holding a curbside Ave, Isanti. Starting at weekly storytime from 689-8254. beverages, and all the tion is strongly recom- frozen meal distribution 7:30 a.m., time tickets 5 - 5:30 p.m. through Aug. corn you can eat. Cost mended as class size is from 10 - 11:30 a.m. at will be given out for 24. Kids 5-8 years old can AUG. 13 $12 for an individual, $20 limited to 20. Registra- Sacred Heart Catholic when food can be col- enjoy stoires, songs, and Blood Drive - Braham for a couple, or $30 for a tions and the $30 fee Church, 425 S. Frandsen lected. For $20 donation play on the libraries pa- The Red Cross will be family. can be sent to Machelle Ave, Rush City. Partici- receive grocery items. tio. To register, go to the holding a Blood Drive at Bruss, Cambridge City pants must be 60 years of Open to anyone; no events page at ecrlib.org. St. Peter and Paul’s Cath- Leaderboard Dedication Hall, 300 3rd Ave NE, age or older to be eligible income requirements. No olic Church, 1050 South- The Purple Hawk or by calling 763-689- and complete an annual boxes required as distri- WEDNESDAYS view Ave., from 11:30 a.m. Country Club will be 3211 with a credit card registration form. There bution will be drive-thru Viking Vittles - 5:30 p.m. Appointments holding a Memorial number. is no cost. Meals are only. For info call Joyce Viking Vittles will can be scheduled by go- Dedication of it’s new lea- available in quantities of at (612) 760-4179 or Face- be available for pickup ing to RedCrossBlood.org derboard in honor of Jon Relay for Life 10, up to 30 per calendar book at Ruby’s Pantry from 3:30 - 5:30 p.m. at or calling 1-800-733-2767. “Swanny” Swanson, who The Chisago County month. Visit ccstcloud. Isanti MN. Trinity Lutheran Church recently passed away. A Relay for Life will be org/events for more and Stacy Lions Park. AUG. 14 short program will begin hosting a luminary information. Bird Walk Beginning June 23, they Car Wash Fundraiser at 3 p.m. event from 6 - 10 p.m. at Wild River Audubon will also be available for The Cambridge-Isanti Chisago Lake Lutheran Book club - Cambridge Club is hosting a bird pickup at North Branch Bluejacket gymnastics AUG. 16 Church, 1 Summit Ave, The Cambridge Li- walk at Checkerboard Central Park. Call Donna team will be holding a Book club - North Branch Center City, as part of brary is hosting a month- County Park, located at 612-363-5072 for more car wash from 9 a.m. The North Branch their annual American ly book club on their just north of the inter- info. - noon at Cambridge Library is hosting a Cancer Society fundrais- patio the third Thursday section of Highway 95 State Bank (Highway 95, monthly book club on ing. To register a team or of each month from and Keystone Ave. Dr. THURSDAYS behind Culvers). This their patio the third for more information, go 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. In case Michelle Terrell will lead Braham Farmers Market is a free-will donation Monday of each month to www.relayforlife.org/ of inclement weather, the birdwatching hike The Braham Farmers to help raise money for from 11 a.m. - noon. In chisagomn or contact the meeting will be held along an approximately Market will be open each their upcoming season’s case of inclement weath- Event Chairperson Jull via zoom. This month’s one-mile loop. The walk Thursday from 3-6 p.m. expenses. er, the meeting will be Behnke at jillmbehnke@ featured book is “The begins at 8 a.m. Partici- at the south end of the held via zoom. This gmail.com or 651-329- Other Einstein” by Marie pants are encouraged to Frandsen Bank parking Ruby’s Pop-up Pantry - month’s featured book is 3105. Benedict. Copies of the bring binoculars, water, lot. New vendors are North Branch “The Nest” by Cynthia book are available at the and insect protection. always welcome. Ruby’s Pantry food D’Aprix Sweeney. Copies Family Gathering library. To register, go distribution will be held of the book are available Family Pathways in- to ecrlib.org and click on AUG. 24 FRIDAYS 10-11:30 a.m. at Access at the library. To register, vites the public to a free the events tab. For more Teen Club - Cambridge Isanti Farmers Market Church, 4359 392nd St. go to ecrlib.org and click community social event information call 763-689- Youth ages 12-17 are The Isanti Farmers North Branch. Registra- on the events tab. For from 5:30 - 8 p.m. at their 7390. invited to the Cambridge Market will be open each tion starts at 9:30 a.m. more information email Cambridge location, 1575 Public Library patio Friday from 2 - 6 p.m. at For $20 donation receive [email protected] or 1st Ave E. Participants Corn feed from 2 - 3 p.m. for an 400 West Dual Boulevard, grocery items. Open call 651-674-8443. will have the opportu- Discover Downtown hour of catching up and Isanti. to anyone; no income nity to tour a food shelf, Cambridge will be snacks. To register, go to requirements. Bring own AUG. 17 - 19 get an inside look at all holding a corn feed from ecrl.org and click on the SATURDAYS boxes. For info call (651) Drone camp the Family Pathways 5 - 8 p.m. as part of their events tab. Cambridge Farmers Market 260-8505 or visit www.ru- 4-H is hosting a three services, meet their new “Third Thursday” event. The Cambridge Farm- byspantry.org. Distribu- day Drone Camp from Executive Director and There will be sweet corn Triad meeting ers Market, located in tions will be the second 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. each day. staff, and hear a concert for $1 per cob, a kiddie The Isanti County the City Center Market Saturday of the month at Youth in grades 7 and by The Skally Line. In corn parade, music, plus Sheriff’s Offi ce will be parking lot, is open from this location. above will learn through addition, participants other activities. hosting their monthly 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. hands-on activities about are encouraged to drop Triad meeting for Isanti Senior Dining curbside the ways drones are off new, unused school Blood Drive County Senior Citizens North Branch Farmers distribution being used in agricul- supplies, which will be There will be a blood at their offi ce at 2440 S. Market Catholic Charities will ture, transportation and used to fi ll 500 backpacks drive from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Main Street, Cambridge, The North Branch be holding a curbside for public safety. Daily by Labor Day. For more at Main Street Chruch, beginning at 10 a.m. This Farmers Market will be frozen meal distribution activities will include information or to RSVP, 6500 Main Street, North month’s guest speaker open beginning July 10 from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. in learning to solder and visit FamilyPathways. Branch. Appointments will be Patrick Moore, and running through conjunction with the Ru- learning to fl y a tiny org/FamilyGatherings. can be made at RedCross- who will be speaking on Oct. 30. The market will by’s Pop-Up Pantry (see whoop drone. Cost of the Blood.org or by calling gun carry laws. For more be located again at the calendar item above). camp is $90. Visit z.umn. Cambridge Surplus Food 1-800-733-2767. information, call Chief Members Cooperative Participants must be 60 edu/4hdronecamp or call Distribution Deputy Lisa Lovering at Credit Union and be open years of age or older to Jeremy Freeman at 763- CSFD will distribute AUG. 21 763-691-2411. from 8 a.m. to noon. be eligible and complete 310-1987. food at the Isanti County Bluejacket All School an annual registration Fair Grounds from 2 - 5 Reunion Submit information AUG. 12 form. There is no cost. AUG. 17 p.m. (or until food runs The second All School for upcoming Concert Series Meals are available in Author visit out). Please do not enter Reunion for Cam- Common Ground quantities of 10, up to 30 The North Branch the fairgrounds parking bridge-Isanti alums events to: United Methodist Church per calendar month. Visit Library is hosting a visit lot before 1 p.m. and do will be held at the Isanti [email protected] is hosting a concert by ccstcloud.org/events for from local author Dean NOT park on Hwy 95 (or County Fairgrounds

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ith yet another spike in COVID cases, there is not only a return of some mandates, but the creation of new ones as well. Many of those new mandates are along the lines Wof vaccination requirements. This turn of events is certainly frustrating for both sides of this issue. I think everyone can agree we were really enjoying the freedom of not wearing masks everywhere, so the thought of having to “mask up” again when entering build- ings is a big belly-drop. I’m not going to get into the masking debate. That argument has been going on for way too long now and anything I say would just be a Worth a repeat of what has already been said. I’m also not going to argue whether or not Thousand people should get vaccinated. Everyone has their Words reasons why they have or have not. That’s their Bill right under the concept of free will. However, there are consequences for either decision as LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Stickels III well. I readily will state I got vaccinated in large part because I wanted to avoid having to go Stauber should have served on in the indifference of our 8th District Con- through things like contact tracing, quarantining, along with gressman Pete Stauber, who was a career feeling free to not wear a mask and feeling more secure in larger Committee Police Offi cer. He could have shown national groups. Further reasons confi rming my decision presented To the editor, leadership by serving on the Select Commit- themselves as prior to my recent medical procedures, I had to be I was able to listen to the fi rst U.S. House tee and demanding they get to the truth about tested for COVID and there was far less concern I would test posi- Select Committee Hearing on the Jan. 6 what and how the attack happened on Jan. tive, which would have complicated or delayed said procedures. attack on our Nation’s Capitol. Four Police 6. It’s the least we must do to honor the brave At that time, though, I didn’t consider the idea that getting vac- Offi cers testifi ed: DC Metropolitan Police offi cers, and to honor the very grounds and cinated might directly impact my employment, my ability to go Offi cer Daniel Hodges and Michael Fanone fabric of democracy that they defended. to venues with large crowds, or especially my ability to shop or and Capital Police Offi cers Harry Dunn and eat at certain businesses. And that’s where the line being crossed Sgt Aquilino Gorell. Their testimony was Rick Olseen between public safety and personal liberties (for lack of a better heart wrenching and their bravery working Harris word) is up for debate. to protect Congressional Members and the Right off the bat I will say I think employers or schools should Capitol as they were greatly outnumbered by Timing is everything be allowed to make vaccination be a condition of employment or insurrectionists is heroic! To the editor, attendance. For a long time now, employment has been condi- Offi cer Fanone, who was beaten and tazed All things considered, the Highway Depart- tioned upon drug tests, background checks, and even criminal or to the point of suffering a heart attack, ment should have scheduled the Highway driving records for certain positions. So making COVID vac- concussion and traumatic brain injury said 95 project for last year when there was less cination a condition is within their rights. With schools, MMR at the hearing, “What makes the struggle traffi c, or if the 95 project was specifi cally for (measles, mumps, rubella) shots have long been required for harder and more painful is to know so many this year, they could/should have widened attendance, so why not add COVID, especially once it is approved of my fellow citizens, including so many the detour roads. It’s not fun meeting a big for all ages? of the people I put my life at risk to defend, semi on a narrow road. What’s not so black and white is businesses or venues re- are downplaying or outright denying what At least they have their lights on. I’ve seen a quiring vaccination or a negative test result as a condition of happened. I feel like I went to hell and back number of vehicles, over 90% pickup trucks, patronizing them. Businesses have the right to refuse service or to protect them and the people in this room.” without even running/parking lights on. to establish their own rules for patronage. “No shoes, no shirt, He continued, “the indifference shown to my Kevin Devine no service” is the most obvious example. Mandatory masks falls colleagues is disgraceful.” Cambridge into this category. At the same time, they can’t make rules that I agree! I’m at especially disappointed blatantly discriminates against groups of people, so it could be argued that “anti-vaxers” are being discriminated against. LETTER GUIDELINES What I feel absolutely crosses the line is when the government forces businesses to mandate vaccination. Besides the question mentioned above, it puts all these businesses in a very bad po- The Isanti-Chisago County Star GUIDELINES FOR ALL SUBMISSIONS bers will not be published. sition. Everyone has seen confrontations over wearing a mask. encourages readers to share their • Letters must be submitted by • Only letters originating from Well, those confrontations would be ten times worse over vacci- viewpoints of community issues 5 p.m. Mondays to editor@ writers who live, work or have nations. If a business is willing to take on that burden on their by writing Letters to the Editor. countystar.com or via mail to 930 some other relevance to the Star own, that’s one thing. Forcing a business to take on that burden Publishing decisions are made on S. Cleveland St., Cambridge MN circulation area will be published. is another. questions of free speech, good 55008 • An identifi cation line may be Additionally, it is impossible for governments to enforce this. taste, public interest and public • Letters to the editor must be 400 added to the writer’s letter While its easy to look around to make sure everyone is wearing sensitivity. words or less. identifying his or her occupation a mask or are social distancing, what are offi cials going to do, The Star reserves the right to edit • Each letter writer may have one or title as it applies to the topic of walk around every business and ask everyone for proof of vacci- for accuracy, clarity, libel and civility letter published every 30 days, the letter. nation? I don’t know of a single government entity with enough and reserves the right not to publish or four print cycles (exceptions • Special rules apply during elec- time or manpower to do that. a letter. Personal complaints or made for rebuttals). tion season. Conversely, government bodies also don’t have the right to tell attacks, plagiarized material, reli- • Anonymous letters will not be For questions about the Star’s an entity they can’t mandate vaccinations, or to threaten punish- gious treatises or submissions from published. Letter signatures must policies on letters contact the editor ment if they do. No government entity has the right to force peo- organized letter-writing campaigns include the writer’s fi rst and last at 763-689-1181 ext. 107 or editor@ ple to feel uncomfortable at work, or anywhere for that matter. will not be published. name, community of residence countystar.com. BILL STICKELS IIIis editor of the Isanti-Chisago County Star. He can be reached at 763-689-1181 ext. and phone number. Phone num- 107 or [email protected].

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S., Cambridge, MN 55008 countystar.com • Phone: (763) 689-1181 • Fax (763) 689-1185 AUGUST 12, 2021 OPINION ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 5 CountyStar.com A little advice Nobody is one thing BY BARBARA GILLESPIE The above isn’t even the tip of the tip of the iceberg for aging BLUEJACKET ALL SCHOOL REUNION COMMITTEE in painting a picture of the diverse, multi-faceted, and deeply consequential and far reaching challenges of rom kindergarten through our senior year, most public school. FEW WEEKS ago, Kathy and I were invit- of us woke up in the morning and headed for Now, some of us have graduated with honor, some by ed to a brewery in Woodbury to celebrate school. We walked a block, we walked a mile. the skin of our teeth, some of us dropped out from lack the life of Robert MacGregor Shaw. We got We rode bikes and buses. We were dropped off of support and indifference at home and/or school.. to know Bob and Virginia Shaw through F A from expensive, luxury cars, or practical, respectable or just inability to survive the remaining days. Yet, in the Minnesota Newspaper Asso- cars, and old, rusty pick-up trucks. We wore ill-fi tting spite of all of the differences, we may have more accu- ciation where he was manager. hand-me-down clothes from our siblings..or clothes mulated hours with each other than we will ever have Having served on the board of that were hand sewn by our moms..or new clothes with any other institution. directors of the association, we from the “August back-to-school” shopping ritual. We Borrowing from the wisdom and sentiment of The got to know them very well. came with full stomachs and empty stomachs. We Breakfast Club...We are all jocks and stoners, smart Bob was born in 1922 in arrived through the doors every morning with relief and simple, kind and cruel. We are all nerds and International Falls and died at the thought of seven hours of escape from a brutal cheerleaders and losers. We are show-offs and spoiled on January 6, 2021. His son homelife..or with the giddy excitement of seven hours brats. We are rock stars. We are healthy and we are Robert arranged the tribute to of social and academic activities that affi rmed to us broken..we are all sane and psycho. We are rich and his father. Robert is currently a that we had what it would take to be successful adults.. poor, we are beautiful and un-lovely. We are all crimi- About the reporter for the Pioneer Press. and some of us arrived with the sinking feeling that we nals and homecoming royalty. We are scapegoats and In his aging years, Bob wrote would sit invisible, disregarded and lonely...day after we are loners. We are all scared and we are brave. We Town several books. The following is day...and wonder at the point of it all. are a messy, extraordinary, wonderful, motley mosaic. a summary from the “The Joys Gene Some of us would do all that was expected of us with We are the alumni of the Cambridge/Isanti Public of Old Age.” ease..and some of us would struggle with all that was Schools! Johnson “…old people will be called expected..and fail. Many of us had help from home, We have grown up, well, hopefully most of us... old people, not senior citizens. some had none. Some of us were involved in sports and at least most of the time..kind of...and on Aug. 21 we You will not encounter sugary music and theater, and were celebrated at school...but will come together again for a few hours. We won’t be phrases like “golden years,” “glory road,” or abused at home. Some of us were abused at school and there to see whose house is bigger or waist is smaller “silver” to describe old people. Nor will you fi nd celebrated at home. Some of us were encouraged and or marriage happier. We’ll be there to smile and hug other euphemisms created by hucksters to sell celebrated daily for no special reason...and some of us and laugh and dance….maybe pee a little...because hearing aids, cures for hair loss, or control of not one day of our lives. laughing and fast movement does that now to some of hemorrhoids. What you will fi nd are reminders And then there were the teachers coming from as us over a certain age. We will tell stories, and we will of the joy received from outwitting the Polter- many different childhood experiences as their stu- encourage each other that we will all be OK. And most geist (the dirty little demon who tampers with dents, resulting in some teachers arriving inspired importantly...we will extend kindness and grace to our your memory) and stomping the wastebasket everyday to make the world a better place by teaching childhood mates after a tough season...because our (both therapeutic and effi cient!)” ALL kids not only the required academics..but more lives have been and are forever akin. Another book he wrote is the “Bachelor Slob in importantly, their worth and their beauty and poten- SEE YOU THERE! the Kitchen.” Following are four points made in tial...and then there were teachers whose own strug- Editor’s note: The second Bluejacket All School Re- that humorous book: gles with worth and self-esteem, disabled them from union is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 21 at the Isanti 1) Become independently wealthy. You’ll save not only being successful….but there own wounded- County Fairgrounds. See page 9 of this edition of the Star some ness was damaging to already vulnerable kids. for more details. money, but not very much. 1) Become young, vigorous, loving, public-spir- ited, and kind to dogs and little children. 1) Enjoy the pangs associated with the no- sweets-in-the- Putting relationships fi rst icebox rule and the no-booze-by-yourself rule. 1) Improve your table manners. They will dete- riorate as hat makes North Branch Area Public Schools •Grades 9-12 fi rst day of school: Sept. 8. you discover the joys of eating with your fi n- outstanding starts with our priority of build- •Grades K-8 fi rst day of school: Sept. 10. gers, drinking from the bottle, and eating right ing positive and supportive relationships. We value the importance of connecting with each out of the frying pan. W“Welcome Days,” instituted last year, provides student as unique individuals to learn about each Bob loved newspapers, promoting freedom of a soft start to the school year and puts relationships student’s gifts and talents. Welcome Days and the 9th the press and open meetings. He was a key part fi rst. grade Orientation also serve to reduce student anxiety of the Minnesota Press Council in the 1970s Over 90% of those who participated about the fi rst few days of school, which we know can which lasted about a decade. It was an opportu- in the event last year found it a highly be stressful, and affords them the opportunity to get nity for newspaper readers and TV listeners to valuable and personalized experience familiarized with their schedule, locker, and cafeteria challenge information presented and get a fair for their K-8 students. Welcome con- before the fi rst day of school. hearing and response. ferences provide focused time for each Relationships are also put fi rst with a personalized FROM THOMAS JEFFERSON, “If we are family and student to meet teachers approach in Early Learning programs, Distance to guard against ignorance and remain free, it and staff, familiarize themselves with Learning Academy, Norse Area Learning Center and is the responsibility of every American to be the buildings, take care of any out- Life Works Center, with events designed to meet the informed.” NB School standing paperwork, take school pic- needs of each student. FOR THE BENEFIT of your community now tures and have the opportunity to ask Each of the schools will be sending “back to school” and in the future, shop local, eat local, read local. News questions and express any concerns information home to families later this week that will GOOD BOATING FRIENDS and neighbors at Sara they have as they prepare to start the include details for families of students in grades K-8 the Fort Myers marina are Ed and Benia Gry- school year. about how to sign up for their personalized Welcome gent. They are live-aboards originally from New Paul Welcome back conferences for K-8 Day experience. We are so excited to host these events Jersey. This past summer they traveled 8,500 students happen from Sept. 7 through again in 2021-22 and move forward together! miles by car visiting the Midwest and Western Sept. 9. Ninth grade students will have SARA PAULis superintendent of North Branch Area Public Schools. She can be United States. In their 29 state visit they found their orientation day on Sept. 7. reached at 651-674-1000 or [email protected]. farms and ranches in southern Illinois, Iowa and The fi rst “traditional” day of school are: southern Minnesota were very clean and well- groomed. No signs of trash. They noticed the cleanliness of areas begin- ning in western Pennsylvania. They observed the cars looked newer going west. They discov- ered that 95% of motorists drove reasonably and What is Delta 8 THC? 5% were crazy. They averaged 51.2 miles per hour and their car provided 25.6 miles per gallon. s a Drug & Alcohol counselor, it’s my job to keep 9 THC. It also can be confused with CBD which has TYLER GREGORY, EXECUTIVE Pastor up with the latest trends in the drug world. As no THC in it. Delta 8 is easier for adolescents to get of Eagle Brook Church, reported at the annual a parent, I worry that my son and his friends their hands on than alcohol because it is being sold to meeting that the ministry is at an all-time high Aare being faced with new and dangerous things eighteen-year-olds. Even though delta 9 has up to 60% and so was the fi nancial generosity of those every day. One of the latest things to more THC than Delta 8 kids and adults are still getting attending. In an unusual year, with Covid and hit our local smoke shops is called high from it. so many restrictions, giving reached an all-time Delta-8 THC. Have you or your kids What can we do today? Communicate with our high of $52,907,228. hear of this yet? If not, I have provided children and young adults. Try to have an open dialog Eagle Brook Church has ten campuses allow- a summary of some of my learnings to with our children and fi nd out what they know about ing anyone living in the Twin Cities to be within help tackle a conversation with your Delta 8 because it is becoming extremely popular with 20 minutes of an Eagle Brook Church. loved ones. kids 14-20 years of age. Since Delta 8 looks and smells During the last year, Eagle Brook reported Delta 8 THC is a milder legal ver- just like Delta 9 the police are not likely going to know 21,970 decisions to follow Jesus were made by sion of Delta 9 THC (Illegal Drug in the difference, and our kids could fi nd themselves in those attending. 763 people were baptized. In it Minnesota). Delta 8 is about 25mg of legal trouble. KATHY AND I will be at the Letterpress THC. You can purchase it in a gummy If you have any questions or want to learn more Museum at the Minnesota State Fair on Friday, Together form, or you can purchase it in fl ower about addiction care resources, please call Allina Out- Aug. 27, and again on Thursday, Sept. 2. We will form that you smoke. The illicit delta 9 patient Addiction Services Cambridge at 763-688-8221 be there for the morning shift from 9 a.m. to 2:30 Brian gummies only come in 10 MG of THC; or 24/7 Connection Line for scheduling at 1-866-603- p.m. The operating museum is located in the Sexton however, the delta 9 fl ower sold on the 0016. front area of the 4-H Building. street has as high as 60-80% THC. Sci- BRIAN SEXTON, BS, LADC has been a Drug and Alcohol counselor for Allina Health GENE JOHNSON is Publisher Emeritus of Press Publications, owner of the entists currently are still not complete- Outpatient Addiction Services-Cambridge for 10 years. He specializes in both adult and Isanti-Chisago County Star. He can be reached at [email protected]. ly sure of the full effects of delta 8. adolescent addiction care. He can be reached at 763-688-8221. Delta 8 looks and smells just like Marijuana/Delta 6 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR CountyStar.com AUGUST 12, 2021 OBITUARIES John J. Zvanovec Frances A. Mitchell Janet Tuma John J. Zvanovec, of Cambridge died July 30, 2021, Frances “Fran” Mitchell, age 84, of Isanti died Private services will be held at Minnesota State at home. He was 81 years old. August 5, 2021. She was 84 years old. Veterans Cemetery, Little Falls, MN, for Janet John Joseph Zvanovec was born Oct. 16, 1939, Frances A. Peterson was born July 5, 1937, to Reon Tuma, who passed away at her home on Monday, in New Prague, Minnesota to George and Julia and Lillian Peterson of rural Princeton. Growing Aug. 9, 2021. She was 77 years old. (Schoenbauer) Zvanovec. He attended St. Wence- up on the family farm offered many adventures for Jan was born to the late Al and Lorraine (Perry) sslaus Catholic School and FFran and her two sisters. NNess on Sept. 28, 1943, in NNew Prague High School, GGraduating high school MMinneapolis. She attend- ggraduating in 1958. John iin 1955, she moved to the eed and graduated from pproudly served his country TTwin Cities working in HHopkins High School in iin the USMC from June tthe home of a local family 11961. Jan married Charles 110, 1958 to June 1, 1962. On wwhile attending North- TTuma on June 7, 1996, in OOct. 17, 1964, he married wwestern College. ZZimmerman. She worked LLillian Trnka in Veseli, In 1960 she married Gary aas an assembly profession- MMinnesota. In 1969 they MMitchell, whom she had aal at Minnesota Rubber mmoved to Cambridge. John kknown since childhood. MManufacturing for many wwas a trucker and member TThey had three children yyears. Jan enjoyed bowl- oof Teamsters Local 120. aand settled in Isanti. In iing, fi shing, watching HHe was also a member of 11974 Gary’s job moved the ffootball, having time with tthe Cambridge American ffamily to Grand Rapids, hher grandchildren, and she LLegion. MMN. Fran worked primar- lloved Christmas. Family and friends were iily as a homemaker as the She was preceded in really important to him and he loved being a helper. children were growing. Then she had a few part death by her parents and husband, Charles. His love of football no matter if it was playing time jobs outside the home. Gary passed away in Jan is survived by her children, Scott Papesh or watching never seemed to end. From the mo- 1994 and Fran moved to an apartment in Isanti to be of Princeton, Robin Weidner of Princeton, Kevin ment the season started he was glued to the televi- closer to family where she resided for 25-plus years. Papesh of Anoka, and Nicholas (Cristina) Loechler sion and it didn’t matter who was playing from high She had accepted Jesus as her Lord and Savior at of Minneapolis; eight grandchildren; seven school to professional. The Vikings was his team a young age and went home to be with the Lord on great-grandchildren; and brother, John Ness of and he was loyal by wearing his favorite sweatshirt Aug. 5, passing at her home surrounded by loved LaCrescent. and watching even though they disappointed him ones. A Celebration of Life will be announced at a later time and time again. She was preceded in death by her husband Gary; time. Online condolences can be made at Williams- He was an avid reader of the paper and read it parents, Reon and Lillian; sister, Janice Anderson; dingmann.com. every day from beginning to end. County music daughter-in-law, Kathleen Mitchell; and brother- was also a big part of his life and he had a radio on in-law, Ronald Bergquist. She is survived by her from the moment he got up to the moment he went children; Jerry Mitchell of Sartell, Cheryl (Steve) CELEBRATIONS OF LIFE to bed. He loved the outdoors and the summer time. Shimek of Circle Pines, and Lynn Steinhart of Camping, fi shing and sitting around a campfi re Princeton; sister, Mona Bergquist of Princeton; were some of his favorite things to do. Everyone grandchildren, Shawna (Alec) Eull, Jon Steinhart, Doris Eastlund that knew him knows that he really enjoyed telling Chris Shimek, and Aric Shimek; three great-grand- Dec. 11, 1922 - July 4, 2020 stories of the good old days and did he have a lot of children plus countless cousins, nieces, nephews them! He loved his family and friends and it seemed and friends. The children of Doris Eastlund invite you to a me- that he was everyone’s favorite uncle. His grand- Message from Fran: I am passing with peace in my morialm picnic to celebrate daughter Madi was defi nitely the highlight, he heart holding the hands of my children; my son and thet life of their mother couldn’t get enough pictures and silliness from that my two daughters. ono Saturday, Aug. 21 at one. His big heart and stories will live on. A graveside service was held Wednesday, August thet Robert Eastlund farm, Besides his parents he was preceded in death by 11 at Nicholas Cemetery in Spencer Brook. Online 21232 305th Ave NE Isanti, his wife, Lillian; son, Bradley; and siblings, George condolences can be made at StrikeLifeTributes.com. MN.M Lunch will be served Zvanovec, Jr, and Loretta Kuzelka. He is survived by fromf noon until 2 p.m. his daughter, Kimberly (David) Antonovich of Eden To honor the request Pairie; two granddaughters, Brittany and Madilyn; Robert A. Juntti ofo Doris there will be no sister, Rita Swanovec of Fairbault; and by many formalf memorial service. other relatives and friends. Robert “Bob” Juntti, of St. Francis passed away However,H you are welcome Memorial service 11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 14 at July 26, 2021. He was 58 years old. tot stay and visit with Strike Life Tributes in Cambridge with a time for Robert Allen Juntti was born Feb. 5, 1963, the familyf and friends, share visiting one hour prior. Burial will be in St. Wenc- only boy in a family of fi ve girls. He grew up in the memories,m and enjoy time eslaus Catholic Cemetery in New Prague at a later countryside near Stanchfi eld and attended school in together.t date. Online condolences can be made at Strike- Braham.B Bob loved fi shing In case of rain the picnic LifeTributes.com. anda hunting with his dad, will be held indoors at North Isanti Baptist Church, ofteno going up north to 2248 313th Ave NE Cambridge, MN. EvelethE to hunt in “The Becky L. Donat BigB Swamp” as dad called it.i Snowmobiling, motor- William Hitchings Becky Donat died Aug. 7, 2021, at her home in cyclingc and playing pool at Isanti, one day short of 29 years of marriage, at the StanchfiS eld Tap were his William “Bill” Hitchings, of Isanti died peacefully age of 55 years. pastimesp growing up. On at his home surrounded by family Jan. 29, 2021. He Becky L. Nyberg was born Feb. 7, 1966, in Cam- JuneJ 29, 1985, he married was 81 years old. bridge to Arliss and Wilma (Dagen) Nyberg. She CarlaC Hass and they had Bill was preceded in death by his parents John wwas raised in Isanti and twot girls; Destiny and and Ethel Hitchings, sister Shirley Goodmanson, ggraduated from Cam- Carissa,C and they lived in aand brothers-in-laws, bbridge High School, Class a home he built in Isanti. JJerry Goodmanson and oof 1984. AfterA his divorce Bob was MMorrie Small. Becky married Douglas remarriedr twice, in 2008 he Bill is survived by his DDonat on Aug. 8, 1992, and married Janelle Cumbee. lloving wife of 60 years, tthey have made their home Bob was a very hard worker and was proud of JJanice; four children, Tim iin Isanti. Becky worked at becoming a Union Licensed Master Tile Setter. He ((Karn) Hitchings, Terri WWilson Tool in Hugo for 24 worked all over the Twin Cities and in every house HHitchings (Tom Hauge), yyears. She was an outdoors he owned he did the tile work himself. Bob became TTad Hitchings (Christina pperson and she loved all a grandpa to Blaiz, Amara and Liliana, whom he CClark), and Traci (Brent) aanimals. Her hobbies and loved dearly. He was very proud of his daughters DDoege; brother, Cliff (Pat) iinterests included boating, and told them often how much he loved them. HHitchings; sister, LaDonna hhorseback riding and trap He was preceded in death by his mother, Esther; SSmall; fi ve grandchildren, sshooting. Her favorite father, Hjalmer; sister, Shirley; and brother-in-law, TTristin, Elise, Emily, ttime spent was being with Steve Hasser. He will be lovingly remembered and MMaKayla, and Spencer; her grandson, Aydan. Becky was a private person incredibly missed by his daughters, Destiny (Mike) oone great-grandchild, and she didn’t want to burden her family with her Greene, and Carissa Juntti (Matthew); three grand- Allee; and by many nieces, nephews, relatives and health issues. children, Blaiz, Amara and Liliana; four sisters, friends. She is survived by her husband, Douglas of Isanti; Cathy, Virginia, Marilyn and Diane; wife, Janelle A graveside service will be held at 12 p.m. Satur- daughter, Erin (Lee) Reed of Princeton; three grand- and her three children, Melissa, Thomas and day, Aug. 21, 2021, at Isanti Union Cemetery. Online children, Aydan Nelson, Charlie Steiner, Olivia Kristina and their six children; and by many other condolences can be made at StrikeLifeTributes.com. Reed; mother, Wilma Nyberg of Isanti; two brothers, relatives and friends. Donovahn (Charlene) Nyberg of Salida, Colorado, Celebration of Life 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 14 at Garland (Nancy) Nyberg of Cambridge; and by Strike Life Tributes in Isanti with a time for visit- many other relatives and friends. ing one hour prior. Online condolences can be made Send your business news, A Memorial Service will be held at 11 a.m. on at StrikeLifeTributes.com. Monday, Aug. 16 at Strike Life Tributes in Isanti. accomplishments and awards Visitation will be held one hour prior to the service. Online condolences can be placed at StrikeLifeTrib- to [email protected]. utes.com. AUGUST 12, 2021 CountyStar.com ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 7

MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH IS NOW ALLOWING FOR INPERSON WORSHIP SERVICES. IT IS RECOMMENDED TO CONTACT W O R S H I P guide YOUR INDIVIDUAL CHURCH FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THEIR COVID19 PREPAREDNESS PLAN. Baptist Oxlip Evangelical Free Church Salem Lutheran Church Spirit River Community 9am Sunday Worship Service, Sanctuary seating, broad- 4638 381st Ave. NW, Dalbo, MN 55017. 763-689-1687 A United Methodist Church First Baptist Church cast to parking lot, Facebook live- Safe Join us for worship every 1321 Heritage Blvd. NE, 304 S. Main St., Cambridge, distancing Practiced Sunday at 10:30am, Sunday Isanti, MN 612-888-4255. 763-689-1173. Call the church office or visit our website Pastor Leroy Scheumann school for 3 yrs to 6th gr. Reverend Pastor Guy E. Sederski. Sunday Worship Service for current service times and programs. 29237 Roanoke St NW begins at 10:30am. Coff ee and Christian Education 10:30am. firstbaptistcambridge.org Isanti, MN 55040 fellowship after worship spiritrivercomm.org www.oxlip.org www.salemlutherandalbo.com North Isanti Baptist Church 763-444-5134 Non-Denominational Lead Pastor: Travis Blake Spring Lake Lutheran Church (ELCA) 2248 313th Ave. NE, Cambridge, MN 55008. www.nib- Lutheran 8440 Erickson Road, PO Box 958, North Branch, MN Bethesda Church church.com 55056 (9 mi. E. of Cambridge on Hwy. 95, North one 38180 Hemingway Ave., North Branch, MN 651-674-5873. Email: [email protected] Braham Evangelical Lutheran Church (ELCA) block on Erickson Road). Pastor Mark Huber. 763-689-3576. 8:30am Worship Service (traditional West Central Drive & County Road 4, Braham 651-674-4606. 9am Worship Service. style) 10:45am Worship Service (contemporary style) 320-396-2755 Pastor Vicki VanderVegt. 10:30am Sunday School Pastor Julie Beck sllchurch.org and adult Bible studies. South Isanti Baptist Church Sunday: 9:00 a.m. Worship Service - BELC Email: [email protected] bethesdachurchnb.com 3367 Cty. Rd. 5 NE, Isanti. Sunday: 9:00 a.m. Worship Service Live on Facebook Thursday, August 12th - 763-444-5860, Pastor Bob Venneman. Sunday Worship Sunday: 9:30 am Worship Service on KBEK 95.5 FM 7:00pm Women of Grace Bible Study Lakeside Christian Church 9:30am. Wednesday “Life & Light” Bible studies for all Thursday: 6:00 pm Campfire Worship Sunday, August 15th - 32393 Rendova Cir. N.E., Cambridge (3 mi. E of Cambridge ages. Adults & children. For info call or go to Office hours 9:00 a.m. to Noon Tuesday thru Friday 8:30am Worship in person & via Zoom, Holy just off Hwy. 95). 763-689-3649. Ministry Coordinator southisantibaptist.org. Communion, Fellowship Jeff Bonkoski. Administrative Assistant Sharon Dahl. Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church Of Rush Point Wednesday, August 18th - Sunday 9:30am Worship. Sunrise Bible Church (ELCA) 10:00am AA Meeting Retreat house & personal retreat cabins available. Call 41300 Second St., North Pastor Vicki Vandervegt. Thursday, August 19th - for reservation. Email: Branch, Pastor David Stertz. Sunday school for all 320-358-4829, 600 Rush Point Dr. 10am Worship with 9:00am Men’s Coffee [email protected]. ages nursery available. 11am Fellowship 7:00pm AA Meeting lakesidechurchcambridge.org 9:30am, Sunday morning Worship 10:30am, Sunday my.calvaryofrushpoint.org. Journey of Faith evening 6pm, Wed. Kids 4 Truth & Bible studies for all Office: [email protected] St. John Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) Bible based worship. ages 6:30pm. More info at 28168 Jodrell St. NE, North Branch Located 6 mi. E. of Cambridge Lutheran Church 651-600-9878. sunrisebiblechurch.org Isanti on Co. Rd. 5; (or 7 mi. W. of North Branch on Co. Rd. 8:30am - Traditional / Festival [email protected]. Sunday fellowship or 651-674-4107. 5); then 1-1/2 mi. S. on Co. Rd. 12. 763-444-5988, Paul 10:00am - Contemporary / Horizon 9am Anderson, Pastor; Sunday 9am Worship; 10:20am Adult Catholic Join us in-person & online for worship! Worship & Youth Ministry 10am Come as you are. All Bible Study; Thursday 6:30pm Bible study. Email: FB.com/CambridgeLutheran welcome. Junction Bowl. 123 Cajima Street, NE, Isanti. [email protected] St. Elizabeth Ann Seton 621 Old N. Main St. Refreshments served. 207 Whiskey Rd NW, Isanti, MN. 763-689-1211 St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church (LCMC) 763-444-4035 JustPassinthru IHS Ministries 31075 Genesis Ave., Stacy, MN 55079 Email: [email protected]. Mass: Tues. & Wed. Christ Ev. Lutheran Church (WELS) Becoming Agape – Allowing the Holy Spirit to 651-462-5115. 7:30am. Sun. 8:30am. stelizabeth-isanti.org. 32962 Vickers St. NE, Cambridge, 763-689-5333 transform lives Pastor Ben Hollingstead. Pastor Samuel L. Biebert. 763-689-6987 8am and 9:30am Services, Converge Sunday Worship 9am, Sunday School/Bible Class 34006 Petersburg St NE, Cambridge MN Sunday School during 9:30am Service. 10:30am [email protected] Email NorthBrook Church www.christcambridge.com Justpassinthru.net [email protected]. Website - Meeting at GTI North Branch Theatre (38450 Tanger Dr, Pastor Tom Bakke North Branch, MN 55056) stjohnslutheranchurch-stacymn.org Faith Lutheran Church (ELCA) Sunday mornings at 10 am Church Office: 651-277-0100 109 Second Ave NW, Isanti Sunday nights and Wednesdays Frank Gomes, Pastor. St. John’s Lutheran Church 763-444-9201 Please join us Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m. for Worship (Missouri Synod) Pastor Ian Coen-Frei River of Life Church Sunday School for all ages at 8:30 a.m. (during the 980 West 4th Street, Rush City, Pastor Tim Renstrom Sunday Service 9:30 a.m. Meeting at 150 Birch St. N., Ste 170, Cambridge. (Across school year) 320-358-3623, Sunday 8:45am Worship, 7:30am Rise & Home of Heavenly Sunshine Preschool from Minnco Credit Unon) Mark Radeke, Pastor. 763-689- Nursery for infants & Children’s Church (2 yrs old-K) Shine Bible Study, Monday 10am Longer Look Bible Study. email: 5115. during worship. stjohnsrushcity.org Email: [email protected] [email protected] Sundays 9am & 10:30am Website: nbchurchmn.org St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church Nursery at both services First Lutheran Church (ELCA) (Missouri Synod) River Kid’s for ages 4 yrs to 5th gr at the 10:30am service Springvale Church 43779 Gates Ave., Harris. 400 SE 8th St., (Isanti #4 E.), PO Box 37, Braham. 320- riveroflifehome.com 10:30am Sunday Service at 651-674-4498. Handicapped 396-3103. 410 County Road 6 NW accessible. Pastor Scott Simmons. Sunday Worship Pentecostal Tim Renstrom, Pastor. Stanchfield, MN 55080 9:30am, with Sunday School 10:30am coffee 9:30am Sunday School & Adult Bible Study. 10:30am 763-689-1373 and fellowship. The Journey New Life Church Worship. Online service at springvalechurchmn.org Email: [email protected] 601 Heritage Blvd NE, Isanti ststephensbraham.org www.firstlutheranharris.org Pastor David L. Willis. Evangelical Free Sunday 10am Worship & Trinity Lutheran Church (ELCA) Joy Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) the Word & Kids’ Church. 38460 Lincoln Trl, North Branch Dale Evangelical Free Church 1155 Joy Circle, Cambridge Sunday 6pm Family Worship. 651-674-7047. Pastor Jon Yurk 45268 Brunswick Rd, Pastor Daniel Lewis Wednesday 7pm Family Breakout Classes. In-person and online Worship Sundays at 9 a.m. Harris, MN 763-689-5817 763-689-4355 763-689-4471 Coffee hour following Sunday Worship. Pastor/Teacher Dr. Harvey Martin. Sunday School – all www.joylutheran.net Thejourneynlc.org Email: ages 9am. Sunday Service 10:25am. 8 a.m. Traditional Service [email protected] www.daleefc.com 10:30 a.m. Contemporary Service or visit www.trinitynorthbranch.org 9:15 a.m. Adult Bible Class Kost Evangelical Free Church Methodist 37405 Kost Trail, North Branch, MN 55056. Jct. of CR 11 & Long Lake Lutheran Church (ELCA) CR 72, SE of North Branch. 651-583-3281. 3921 277th Ave NW Isanti, MN 55040 763-444-5315. Common Ground - A United Methodist Pastor, Josh Jensen Pastor Sue Olson Community Kost Student Ministries Mondays 6:30pm. Worship Screen & Digital Printing Worship Sundays at 9am in-person, in parking lot or 404 North Cypress St. North, Cambridge. 763-689- Service Sundays 9:30am. More info: www.kostefc.org online T-Shirt & Apparel Roofer Yard Signs 2071. Pastors Amelia & Andrew Buschena. Sunday Banners Real Estate Yard Signs Wednesday Worship 6pm in-person 9:30am Worship. 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FROM PAGE I fl urry of activities McCallum is squeezing into just a two-week repeatedly showed her appreci- period between coming back ation for the accolades bestowed from Japan and leaving for col- upon her. lege, where she will be a fresh- “I think it’s crazy, I would have man at the University of Utah never thought I would have a and competing on the Utes’ gym- day named after me by my city, nastics team. Besides numerous my hometown,” McCallum told interviews with local, state, and reporters prior to the ceremony. national media, McCallum will “It’s really cool seeing all the participate in meet and greets support from back home (during at her current gym, Twin Cities the Olympics). My parents and Twisters, along with her former friends would send me pictures. gym, Flyaways, which is based in I just think it’s so cool to have so Forest Lake. much support. This might not be the only time “You guys (the community) Isanti will have the opportunity have been such a huge part of my to show their pride in McCallum, journey and seeing how much as she revealed to the crowd a you guys supported me back run at competing in the 2024 home, it was amazing,” McCal- Olympics in Paris isn’t out of the lum told the crowd during the question. ceremony. “I feel so loved.” “We’ll have to see how my McCallum’s actions punctu- body’s feeling and how I’m feel- ated her words as she happily ing mentally,” she told the crowd. signed autographs and posed for “But that’s defi nitely something pictures at the side of the stage I’m taking into consideration, before being whisked away to the and I would love to do it again.” BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR BMX track for even more acco- Editor’s note: See a unique Grace McCallum does a brief question and answer session with Rockie Ramacher-Dye and Erika Zdon, two lades, photos and autographs. “interview” of McCallum in an of her former coaches, during the welcome home ceremony. The day was just a part of a upcoming edition of the Star. SURVIVOR:Sellman recruits former Sheriff ’s MISSING:Any additional Offi ce coworkers for cancer fundraising eff orts information to be revealed FROM PAGE I your past and present service county sheriff workers to to the county and for being an during future press conference shave their heads and donate outstanding spokesperson for money for the cause in honor the American Cancer Society FROM PAGE I the Isanti Police Department. It of Scott. Their Road Runner and Relay for Life. was also reported that her cell relay team raised lots of funds Please come and join Scott Also according to the press phone had been turned off at to help fi ght cancer and bring and his family and all the oth- release, no suspects have been some point. awareness to the community ers supporting the Luminary taken into custody as of yet, The search began in ear- about this terrible disease. Event on Wednesday, Aug. 18 however there doesn’t appear nest on Saturday, Aug. 7 with Scott was able to go back from 6 - 10 p.m. in Center City to be a threat to the public at friends and family recruiting to work as a Chisago County at the big Lutheran church this time. volunteers to help in the search Deputy soon after his chemo on the hill. Please park in the Law enforcement indicated during the Isanti Street Dance treatments were over. He lower lot. There will be tacos there will be a press confer- and via a Facebook page. The continued for many years at and root beer fl oats for supper, ence “in the coming days to organized searches, which the Chisago County Sheriff’s so bring the family and be share information on this case covered hundreds of acres of Department until about eight sure to anticipate an unbe- as well as answer questions.” public and (with permission) years ago when he start- lievable sight of hundreds private land, took place during ed to have the predictable of luminary bags lining the THE SEARCH FOR AMANDA JO daylight hours of Sunday, long-term side effects of the CONTRIBUTED steps and retaining walls of Vangrinsven was fi rst re- Monday, and Tuesday. The Scott Sellman relies on his sense chemotherapy with his heart, of humor and positive attitude the church, which will be lit ported missing on Friday, Aug. search was set to continue on liver and kidneys. He and his to help him get through all the around dusk at 8 p.m. Lumi- 6 when she failed to report to Wednesday before law enforce- wife knew the risks of the trials and tribulations of being a nary bags will be sold for $10 work at the Isanti VFW. Initial ment informed the family of chemotherapy but decided it cancer survivor. each or a donation. reports indicated she left the the discovery of the body. was worth the effort, which it If you or your family has VFW on Thursday evening “Law enforcement agen- was, according to Scott. been touched by cancer in the and traveled to the Dugout Bar cies would like to thank the Eventually, he had a small When asked for advice past year(s), want to form a and Grill in Bethel in another members of the public and the stroke related to his heart not about his cancer journey, team, give a donation or make person’s vehicle. She was last media who gave so willingly of being able to pump adequate Scott immediately said, “have luminary bags for a loved one, reported to have left that loca- their time in searching as well blood to his brain, now has a a positive attitude, a sense of contact Jill Behnke at 651-257- tion around 11 p.m. and was in as sharing the information on pace maker and is busy being humor, rely on your support 1483, [email protected] a vehicle traveling in a north- Amanda Jo,” read the press the Chisago County Emergen- teams, family and prayer.” or visit www.relayforlife.org/ west direction, according to release. cy Services Director. Thank you, Scott for all chisagomn. a previous press release from

Isanti gives go-ahead for new business, debates variances for current business

BY JENNIFER KOTILA •Applicant shall apply for all permits associated inal approvals showed the additions were not part of [email protected] with the building including but not limited to a build- the original site plans, triggering a site plan review ing permit, mechanical permit, plumbing permit, by city staff, according to Community Development Another business will soon be opening in the City electrical permit, and sewer and water hookup. Director Sheila Sellman. of Isanti after the city council’s Aug. 4 approval of the •All conditions/comments listed in the City Engi- Self storage is a conditional use in the I-1 Industrial site plans for an offi ce/warehouse being built by Wolf neer’s memo dated 7/12/2021 shall be addressed. Park District, in which the property is located, but River Electric at 687 East Dual Blvd Northeast. there was not a CUP for the original building on the The plans were approved with the following condi- ONE VARIANCE APPROVED, ANOTHER DENIED site, according to Sellman. tions: In a split vote, the council approved a conditional Isanti planning commission recommended approv- •Location of freestanding light poles and exterior use permit (CUP) and a variance for impervious sur- al of a CUP at its May 18 meeting, and instructed the building lighting shall be shown on site plans and face coverage for Isanti Self-Storage, but was denied a property owner to apply for variances, which he did. approved by staff prior to submitting for a building variance for rear yard setback requirements and site A public hearing regarding the variances took place permit. plans for additional storage units. Mayor Jeff John- at the July 20 planning commission meeting, accord- •Trash enclosure plans shall be submitted for staff son and council members Steve Lundeen and Paul ing to Sellman. review prior to applying for a building permit. Bergley voted in favor of the motions, and Council The planning commission recommended denying •A photometrics plan shall be submitted to review Member Jimmy Gordon voted against the motions; the rear yard setback and site plans, but approval of lighting types and foot candle readings prior to sub- Council Member Dan Collison was absent. the CUP and impervious surface requirement vari- mitting for a building permit. The CUP was needed when city staff was notifi ed ance. It also recommended a deadline of Thursday, •All signs shall require a sign permit when applica- in April that additional storage units were built Sept. 30 for removal of the additional units, which was ble to determine dimensions and locations and shall around the outside perimeter without applying for included in the CUP approvals, according to Sellman. follow Section 16 of the City’s Zoning Ordinances permits. Research of the history of the site and orig- AUGUST 12, 2021 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 9 CountyStar.com Second All School Reunion arrives a year later than planned

STAFF REPORT reunion off. A faculty meet and greet [email protected] will take place at 2 p.m. Special enter- tainment this year will be provided Immediately after the completion of by the popular band The White Side- the fi rst-ever Bluejacket All School Re- walls, who will perform from 3 - 6 p.m. union back in 2017, the organizing com- Additionally, there will be two stages mittee just knew they had to do anoth- providing DJ music, with Midwest er one. The success of the event, which Sound on the Main Stage from 6 p.m. took several years to pull together, was to midnight, and Holm Made Sounds just too great. The committee estimat- offering music and Karaoke on the ed somewhere around 3,000 people took East stage from 8 p.m. to midnight. Any part in it. But the question was, how alumni who wants to relive their band long between reunions would be short years can bring their instruments for enough to still capture the wave of emo- an “Alumni Fest” jam session from tions from this one, but long enough 8 - 10 p.m. Finally, a FOGO Fire Perfor- to properly organize it again and keep mance will take place at 9 p.m. each reunion feeling special. Throughout the day, there will be It was decided three years should a vintage car show, alumni art show, suffi ce, and the word began to spread to food trucks from popular local busi- mark everyone’s calendar for August, nesses such as The Brass Rail and 2020. Well, as the old saying goes, “the Cambridge Bar and Grill, designated best laid plans of mice and men...” Just sections for each of the decades of like everything else that year, the All graduating classes, plus “photo oppor- School Reunion was put on hold due tunities throughout the day.” to COVID-19. The decision was made Anyone who ever attended school in to push it back one year and hope the the Cambridge-Isanti School District, pandemic would loosen its grip enough BILL STICKELS III | COUNTY STAR ARCHIVES along with teachers or other staff, plus to allow for large gatherings again. There promises to be plenty of laughing, smiling, and hugs at this year’s Bluejacket All their families, are welcome to attend. So they waited, and waited, and School Reunion, which will take place at the Isanti County Fairgrounds on Saturday, Aug. 21. Advanced tickets can be purchased waited. Finally in March things through Aug. 18 for $15, plus a $2.55 ser- started looking positive enough to set Fairgrounds. Aug. 20. That night will also feature vice fee by going to eventbrite.com and a date of Aug. 21, 2021. The committee Because of the success of the fi rst a “pre-reunion” street dance on Main searching for “Bluejacket All School set forth re-planning for the reunion event, the committee didn’t want to Street starting at 8 p.m. featuring the Reunion,” or by clicking on the link and kept their fi ngers crossed things completely reinvent the wheel for the band My Famous Friends. located on the Blue Jacket All School wouldn’t decline again. And as of right second, but at the same time wanted to The reunion itself begins with gates Reunion Facebook page. Tickets can now, possibly by the skin of their teeth, add some new attractions. The reunion at the fairgrounds opening at noon on also be purchased at the gate for $20. Aug. 21 will arrive with the reunion will kick off with an alumni golf event Saturday, Aug. 21. There will be a fl ag taking place again at the Isanti County at Purple Hawk at 1 p.m. on Friday, ceremony at 1 p.m. to offi cially kick the Isanti County to fi x Suspect taken into custody following historical snafu with standoff at North Branch mobile home STAFF REPORT [email protected] Chisago County Sheriffs Offi ce, it was be- lieved that Wade was in fact in the residence. school district boundaries A standoff at a North Branch Mobile Home Park late on Friday, Aug. 6 and dragging Also according to the press release, be- BY JENNIFER KOTILA of old documents and none of into the early morning of Saturday, Aug. 7 cause of the seriousness of the warrants, the [email protected] them, frankly, are extremely concluded with one suspect being taken into Chisago County ERU, which is comprised of clear on what that process was, custody. the SWAT and CNT teams, was activated at An interesting situation but what we could determine According to a press release from the North approximately 12:40 a.m. After extensive at- brought upon by a convoluted was that whoever owned this Branch Police Department, on Aug. 6, 2021, tempts to gain compliance, SWAT was forced historical action was addressed property at the time either North Branch department offi cers were to use chemical munitions in an attempt to at the Aug. 4 Isanti County didn’t respond or elected to stay advised of a civil complaint over a vehicle in gain compliance. The female in the residence, Board meeting when a public in the Mora school district for Countryside Estates. They learned that the who law enforcement had concerns for her hearing was scheduled for whatever reason.” male involved, 33-year-old Donalonte Jamar safety, came outside and was detained, offered the only piece of property in After conducting a lot of Wade, had two warrants for his arrest, with medical attention, which was declined. Isanti County that is assigned research, and contacting the one being for 1st degree aggravated robbery Wade refused to come outside at which to Mora Independent School school districts and Minneso- and a second for Violation of No Contact time the SWAT team was forced to enter the District (ISD) 332. ta Department of Education, Order. residence with the assistance of K-9 Stryker. The purpose of public hear- Struss was informed the At approximately 11:26 p.m., offi cers ob- Stryker located the male hiding in a bedroom ing, which will take place process to detach and annex served a vehicle owned by Wade at the mobile and Wade was taken in to custody without Wednesday, Sept. 1 at 10 a.m. land is governed by Minnesota home. Through their investigation with the further incident 8:53 a.m. during the Isanti County Board Statutes 123A.45. He informed meeting, is to detach the prop- the board that the statute erty from ISD 332 and annex it requires the property owner to to Braham ISD 314. petition the county to detach The process began in April and annex the property, and Space is still available at Cambridge Veterans Memorial when the property owner, then the petition is presented to George Gay, consulted with the the county board and a public Isanti County Auditor-Treasur- hearing is scheduled. CONTRIBUTED needs more “stuff,” give this gift and it will er’s Offi ce regarding moving ISD 332 passed a resolution CAMBRIDGE VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK COMMITTEE last forever. the property from ISD 332 to supporting the change in You may ask yourself, who can be on the ISD 314, indicating that current school districts for the proper- Remember the old “Uncle Sam Wants You?” wall? Anyone who served in the United States school maps show the property ty, and ISD 314 also supports Many men and women answered that call. military, including National Guard and in ISD 314 and his taxes should the change, Struss told the Many came back home, many did not. We Reserves. The veteran doesn’t have to be from be going to the correct district, board. call them veterans, they are heroes. Whether our Cambridge community. The park is dedi- according to Auditor-Treasurer “For just my personal serving in the past or in the present time, cated to all veterans, past, present and future. Chad Struss. Gay also indicat- opinion, looking at the ben- veterans have the honor to be on a wall. Applications are available at the Veterans ed to Struss that his children efi t of the county, it’s very While planning the Cambridge Veterans Memorial Park, request by email at veterans- had attended Braham Schools, inconvenient to have that one Memorial Park park design, the organizers [email protected], at the Carl- so he feels more of a connection property in ISD 332, because projected it would take several years to fi ll son-Lillemoen Funeral Home, or call 612-324- with that district. what it requires us to do is to the eight fi ve-foot, two-inch by four-foot, eight- 3568. Struss explained that a con- print extra ballots with all the inch granite walls, which would support 90 If you haven’t been at the Veterans Memo- solidation took place in 1970 be- Mora School races on it for engraved blocks. In October of 2020, three rial Park located at 207 Birch St. S. in Cam- tween the Coin school district every election at Mora School,” walls were proudly placed. To date, two more bridge, they invite you to stop by. It is their (Common District Number 734) Struss said. “That cost some- walls have been fi lled and half of another. hope that this will be a place to educate pres- and ISD 332. what gets passed on to Mora The Veterans Memorial Park Committee is ent and future generations of the sacrifi ces “I think the property own- Schools for that extra ballot hopeful to fi ll the remaining half in order to made by many brave men and women. Enjoy ers at that time could choose style, but its also extra confu- have the next three walls installed this fall. the view while sitting on a bench, surrounded to go to Braham or Ogilvie in sion and extra administrative If anyone has been sitting on the fence about by fl ags of each branch of service, and the some cases, and then anything work for our offi ce and the placing a veteran on the wall- procrastinate magnifi cent engraved granite walls of those else would be in the Mora township. So, this will simplify no longe. The committee wants you! who fought for our freedom. It will be good for Independent School District a lot of things and we would If you would like to honor a veteran, now your heart and soul. (ISD),” Struss said. “I’m kind have no more properties in ISD is the time to get your application fi lled out of gathering this from a lot 332.” and submitted. It makes a perfect gift. Nobody 10 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR CountyStar.com AUGUST 12, 2021 One of state’s fi rst female doctors called Isanti County home

Isanti County has the notoriety Around 1901, she spent time as a medi- of having not only the fi rst woman cal missionary in Puerto Rico. physician in the County but one of the Once again compelled with the desire earliest in the entire State of Minne- to travel and help others, Dr. Shulean sota. Nellie Shulean relocated to Alaska where she set up was born in Isanti in practice at another area reservation. 1864 to Peter and Anna She continued her work in Alaska until Shulean. Nellie and 1903, at which point she returned home her siblings grew up on to Isanti County to care for her ailing the family farm near father. present-day Isanti. At The following was written by Rev. Repeating age 18 Nellie enrolled George F. McAfee for the Report on in the Minneapolis Education in Alaska-1903 History College of Physicians “We were so unfortunate as to lose, Sam and Surgeons. After by withdrawal, our very effi cient phy- fi nishing her education sician and surgeon about the middle Klocksien in 1884, she returned of the year, Dr.Nellie S. Shulean, who Isanti County to Isanti County and was called home on account of the started caring for res- feeble health of her father. Her work Historical idents. Setting up her was exceedingly profi table and very Society practice in the bustling satisfactory to the natives. She made village of Cambridge, friends wherever she went and showed Dr.Shulean not only herself not only a skillful physician and ISANTI COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY | CONTRIBUTED had patients visit her, but made an surgeon but a wise and earnest mis- Dr. Nellie Shulean is shown in this photo from 1910 with her horses, which were equally abundance of house calls as well. Her sionary.” recognized as she was in the Isanti County area. accomplishments didn’t go unnoticed Upon her return to Isanti County, Dr. at the county level either, as she was Shulean continued to make house calls didn’t limit her service just to Isanti bedside manner, Dr.Shulean cared for appointed county physician in 1895. In and practice medicine as a private phy- County, she traveled to Kanabec as well hundreds of residents in Isanti County a fi eld dominated by men, accepting the sician. However, in 1909, Isanti County as Chisago counties to offer her assis- and beyond from 1884-1927. appointment was truly a milestone not commissioners once again appointed tance to area residents. Dr. Nellie Shulean passed away on only in Isanti County history but the her as county physician; Dr.Shulean Perhaps best known for her child October 22, 1927, at the age of 62 from state as well. held the esteemed position until 1915. deliveries, it was said that Dr.Shulean heart failure. Hundreds of community Looking to expand her horizons be- Dr. Shulean eventually moved her prac- never charged mothers for assisting members turned out for her memorial yond Cambridge, Dr.Shulean decided to tice to her home on 2nd Ave Southwest them with childbirth. Not only did she service. She is buried at the North Isan- pull up stakes around 1900 and traveled in Cambridge. Almost as well-known care for the sick, but Dr.Shulean also ti Baptist Church and her inscription to Arizona. Upon her arrival, she began as Dr.Shulean were her two roan gray helped unwed mothers with room and reads, “Your whole life was freely given immediate work as a physician and horses. Residents often remarked on board until they could fi nd suitable to heal the sick and help the needy.” surgeon at the Indian Mission Hospi- the beauty of watching her swiftly housing. Dr. Nellie Shulean made a SAM KLOCKSIENis Executive Director of the Isanti County tal in Tucson. During her work at the drive the team of horses through town lasting impact not only in Isanti Coun- Historical Society, which is located at 33525 Flanders St. NE, Pima reservation, Dr. Shulean treated while heading out for a call. During her ty but thousands of miles away from Cambridge. He can be reached at 763-689-4229 or director@ many people stricken with smallpox. time in private practice, Dr.Shulean home as well. Well known for her calm isanticountyhistory.org. Great opportunities available to visit new Play Inc space

CONTRIBUTED Information for all of these events is PLAY INC ARTS available on the web page. The big event that is just around Play Inc. Arts has several upcom- the corner is a fall performance of ing opportunities to experience their the four person musical Ordinary Gallery and Studio space, located in Days. Performing for three weekends the Cambridge Library, 111 Dellwood in September as part of the recogni- Street North, which opened last March. tion for the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Over the next month there are many Ordinary Days is a unique story about performances as well as visual arts four individuals struggling to connect. events planned. Although not about 9/11, one of the Up fi rst is a return engagement of the character’s struggles does connect with Tenor Quintet, The Bottomless Boys that tragic event. Music Director Shan- (so named because there aren’t any non Shogren fi rst heard the musical basses in the group). This time they about fi ve or six years ago and instantly are bringing an evening of “Showtunes said to the Play Inc. Board of Directors, and Sea Shanties.” This evening will “we are doing this show for the 20 year feature several group numbers as well anniversary.” as several solos and duets including Due to the extraordinary talent in the songs from well-known shows like area, the show has actually been triple Hamilton and the very popular shanty cast with a different cast of four taking “Wellerman” to lesser known pieces on each of the three weekends. It is and even previews of upcoming Play going to be a unique theatrical experi- Inc Productions. ence. With beautiful music, heartfelt The Bottomless Boys take the stage relationships, and a new perspective at the Play Inc. Studio and Gallery on CONTRIBUTED on “ordinary” this is a show that will “The Bottomless Boys” will be performing a variety of Showtunes and Sea Shanties at the Friday, Aug. 20 at 8 pm. For tickets move you and make you laugh, in a Cambridge Public Library on Friday, Aug. 20 at 8 p.m. visit www.playincarts.org. Seating is time when we all need to feel. limited. There are six performances each with On August 23, the studio is open for chance to meet again on Aug. 30 from Each month Play Inc hosts an event 30 seats. Performances are at 8 p.m. artists to come and work in communi- 1:30 p.m. - 4 p.m. at a location to be called iCreate for community members Sept. 10-11, 17-18, and 24-25. Play Inc has ty with other artists. The open studio announced for their regular Plein Air to sign up and learn to do an arts proj- discussed that if demand is great, they nights are free events for artists to Outdoor studio to sketch and paint the ect. The Sept. 3 event is a Dala Horse would consider adding performances at come and work independently for as landscape in front of them. One more painting in the style of Van Gogh. This 6 p.m. on the evenings listed. For more long as they choose between 5:30 p.m. visual arts opportunity within the next particular project has been very pop- information on all of these opportuni- and 8 p.m. The visual artists have a few weeks is the Sept. 3 iCreate event. ular in other venues by the instructor. ties, check out www.playinarts.org. Special education evaluations for home-schooled or private school students available

CONTRIBUTED dren with disabilities who are educated at home or in found to be eligible for special education services will [email protected] nonpublic schools. become part of a team, which will develop, implement Upon request, your local public school will provide and monitor the effectiveness of a Individual Service In response to the Individuals with Disabilities information to concerned parents on specifi c disabil- Plan to meet the identifi ed needs of their children. Education Improvement Act (IDEA 2004), Minnesota ities including information about the educational or If you have questions or would like to receive infor- School Districts must demonstrate that “all children behavioral characteristics of each disability. Parents mation about specifi c disabilities or evaluation, please with disabilities, including children with disabilities who believe their child may indeed have a disability contact the principal of the school building your child attending private schools, regardless of the severity may request information on how to arrange for an would be attending if he/she was enrolled in public of their disabilities, and who are in need of special evaluation through the district’s special education school. Your school district is committed to success education and related services, are identifi ed, located staff. for all learners. and evaluated.” This responsibility extends to chil- Parents of students who are evaluated and are AUGUST 12, 2021 ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 11 CountyStar.com NEWS BRIEFS

free coffee and cookies to accompany this fun after- doors of the Academy, 11725 Stinson Avenue, Chisago County Medallion Search is on again noon of reminiscing about the good old days. This City, they invite the community to mark their cal- The Isanti County Parks Department welcomes event will be family-friendly but stories are geared endars, not just for the one hour on Aug. 19, but for the public to participate in its 7th Annual Find it in towards adults. the subsequent third Thursdays of each month going the Parks Medallion Hunt. New clues will be posted This activity is made possible by the voters of Min- forward. For more information, call 651-462-3894. daily at 8 a.m. starting August 23 on the Isanti County nesota through a grant from the East Central Region- Parks website https://www.co.isanti.mn.us/184/ al Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation Isanti County Triad meeting scheduled Parks-Recreation. from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. Isanti County Sheriff’s Offi ce will be hosting their Over $1,100 in prizes will be awarded to whoever monthly Triad meeting for Isanti County Senior fi nds the hidden medallion and returns it to the Isanti Veritas Academy moves K-12 classes Citizens. This months speaker with be Patrick Moore County Parks Department Offi ce located at 555 18th Veritas Chapel and Academy is the new owner of from Joslin & Moore who will be speaking on gun Ave SW, Cambridge, MN 55008. This event is limited the old Fairview hospital on Highway 8 in Chisago carry laws. The meeting will be held on Aug 24 at 10 to the six Isanti County Parks. For more information, City. a.m. at the Isanti County Sheriff’s Offi ce, 2440 S Main call 763-689-8220. Starting this fall, their K-12 students will be taking Street. All Isanti County Senior Citizens are welcome. all their classes at this new facility, and the North Triad is a partnership between law enforcement, Join in some Scandinavian storytelling Branch location will be the pre-K home as well as the senior citizens and community groups. The purpose Cambridge storyteller and comedian Chad Filley location for their major performing arts and other of Triad is to promote senior safety and to reduce the will be hosting a Scandinavian Storytelling event at events. fear of crime that seniors often experience. Triad has the SAC’s Enrichment Center, located at 140 Bucha- To kick off the school year, they are inviting com- benefi ts for both seniors and law enforcement. Law non St. N. #164, Cambridge; on Wednesday, Aug. 25, at munities to join them for a Community Prayer for Enforcement assists seniors by letting them get to 3 p.m. Youth at the Chisago City location. They will be pray- know their local law enforcement and bringing them This performance is the culmination of more than a ing for the county’s youth as they prepare to return information to protect them and that they can share year’s research. It will include both stories of Scandi- to school. This monthly recurring prayer time is not with others in their communities. Any questions, you navian immigrants and their descendants in Minne- just for Veritas students, but for all youth in Chisago may call Chief Deputy Lisa Lovering 763-691-2411. sota, and even a story about Chad’s grandmother, Lily County as they gear up for a new year. Filley. Admission is free and SAC’s will be serving up Beginning Thursday, Aug. 19, at 6:30, at the front

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2. The above notice shall be given ship of the Decedent, and for the CITY OF NORTH BRANCH by publishing this Notice and Order appointment of: ANNUAL DISCLOSURE OF TAX INCREMENT DISTRICTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2020 as provided by law and by mailing a Name: Kim Lorr copy of this Notice and Order to all Address: 9726 275th Street interested persons by United States Chisago, MN 55013 HsgDist2003ͲA PrairiePartnersVenture Mail at least 14 days prior to the as Personal Representative of TIFDistrictName: KellyHsgProj TIFͲESSBY RedevDist2Gateway hearing date. the Estate of the Decedent in an Currentnettaxcapacity 51,803 1,367 160,186 This hearing will be held using unsupervised administration. remote technology. Please contact Any objections to the petition Originalnettaxcapacity 911 0 10,411 Isanti County Court Administration should be filed with the Court prior to Capturednettaxcapacity 50,892 1,367 149,775 for hearing details at 763-290-7020. or raised at the hearing. Principal and interest payments due during current year 0 231,156 192,675 BY THE COURT NOTE: You will need to pay a        Dated: July 30, 2021 filing fee when you file the objection. Taxincrementreceived 72,337 280,145 220,889 Heather M. Wynn If you cannot afford the Taxincrementexpended 214,348 451,014 183,863 Judge of District Court fee, you can ask for a fee waiver Megan Bergman (see http://mncourts.gov/GetForms. Monthandyearoffirsttaxincrementreceipt JulͲ05 JulͲ13 DecͲ00 Court Administrator aspx?c=19&p=69). Dateofrequireddecertification 12/31/2030 12/31/2038 12/31/2025 Attorney for Petitioner If proper and if no objections are Name Gregg V. Herrick filed or raised, the personal rep- Firm Gregg Herrick LLC resentative will be appointed with TIF2017Ͳ1 TIF2018Ͳ1 Street 2168 7th Ave full power to administer the Estate TIFDistrictName: TIF2005ͲA FlashingbyDesign WillowGrove #956 including the power to collect all Currentnettaxcapacity 105,142 0 0 Anoka MN 55303 assets, to pay all legal debts, claims, Attorney License No: 172716 taxes and expenses, to sell real and Originalnettaxcapacity 10,939 0 0 Telephone: 763 241-1891 personal property, and to do all nec- Capturednettaxcapacity 94,203 0 0 Email: [email protected] essary acts for the Estate. Principalandinterestpaymentsdueduringcurrentyear 000Filed in District Court Notice is also given that (subject State of Minnesota to Minn. Stat. § 524.3-801) all credi- Taxincrementreceived 129,008 23,656 0 August 2, 2021 tors having claims against the Estate Taxincrementexpended 140,000 250 3,250 Published in the Isanti-Chisago are required to present the claims Monthandyearoffirsttaxincrementreceipt JulͲ06 JulͲ20 JulͲ21 County STAR on Aug. 5, 12, 2021 to the personal representative or to ______the Court Administrator within four Dateofrequireddecertification 12/31/2031 12/31/2027 12/31/2046 months after the date of this Notice Additional information regarding each district may be obtained from: STATE OF MINNESOTA or the claims will be barred. Joseph Starks, Finance Director COUNTY OF CHISAGO BY THE COURT: 6408 Elm Street, P.O. Box 910 North Branch, MN 55056 DISTRICT COURT Date 7/20/2021 (651) 277‐5230 TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Megan Bergman [email protected]‐branch.mn.us Court File No.: 13-PR-21-79 District Court Judge OR Court Published in the Isanti-Chisago County STAR on Aug. 12, 2021 In Re: Estate of Administrator Dallas Renaldo Berggren, Attorney for Personal Decedent. Representative: NOTICE OF AND ORDER FOR Name: Thomas Hurwitz sures, or any part thereof kept, used, ● Approved contract with Maguire A Petition for Determination of HEARING ON PETITION FOR Address: 3410 Winnetka Ave N NOTICES maintained, or advertised as or held Iron, Inc. for Tower #3 demolition Descent has been filed with this FORMAL ADJUDICATION OF New Hope, MN 55427 out to the public to be a place where ● Approved employment status Court. The Petition represents INTESTACY AND APPOINTMENT Attorney License No.: 180932 ISANTI COUNTY BOARD OF sleeping accommodations are fur- change request for Officer Horsman that the Decedent died more than OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Telephone: 952-593-5959 COMMISSIONERS nished to the public, primarily to ● Approved Roof Replacement three years ago, leaving property in AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Published in the Isanti-Chisago PUBLIC NOTICE persons seeking recreation, for peri- change order requests Minnesota and requests the probate It is Ordered and Notice is given County STAR on Aug. 5, 12, 2021 NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN ods of one day or longer, and hav- ● Godfrey recapped on Brian of Decedent’s last Will (if any), and that on September 16, 2021 at that the Isanti County Board of ing for rent three or more cabins, Johnson letter and ice cream social the descent of such property be 11:45 a.m., a hearing will be held Commissioners took action at a rooms, campsites, or enclosures. A ● Vogel updated info on ice cream determined and assigned by this in this Court at Chisago County COUNTY BOARD public hearing on July 21, 2021 to shoreland commercial establishment social Court to the persons entitled to the Government Center, via Zoom make the following amendment to must be primarily service oriented Published in the Isanti-Chisago property. remote hearing, on a petition for SUMMARY PUBLICATION OF THE the Isanti County Zoning Ordinance, for transient lodging of guests. All County STAR on Aug. 12, 2021 Any objections to the Petition the formal adjudication of intesta- PROCEEDINGS OF Section 4 Rules and Definitions and cabins, rooms, dwelling units, camp- ______must be filed with the Court prior to cy of the Estate of Dallas Renaldo THE REGULAR MEETING OF Section 6, Agriculture/Residential ing or recreational vehicle sites, or or raised at the hearing. If proper, Berggren, and for the appointment of THE ISANTI COUNTY BOARD OF District to allow recreational camping enclosures must be included in the ISANTI COUNTY PUBLIC NOTICE and no objections are filed or raised, Stephen Berggren, whose address COMMISSIONERS areas as a permitted use. resort rental business. Resorts must The Isanti County Task Force the Petition may be granted. is 8123 Highway 95, North Branch, ISANTI COUNTY, MINNESOTA The Ordinance as amended will not allow residential use of a dwell- for Accessory Dwelling Units will IT IS ORDERED and Notice is Minnesota, 55056 as personal rep- Per Minnesota Statutes 375.12 read as follows: ing unit or site, except dwellings be holding a working session on further given, that the Petition will resentative of the Decedent’s estate Publication of Proceedings. SECTION 4. Rules and used as residences for the service Monday, August 16, 2021 at 6:00 be heard on 9/9/21 at 9:30 AM, by in an unsupervised administration. Meeting held on Wednesday, July Definitions providers. To qualify as a resort p.m. to develop an ordinance regard- this Court at 313 North Main Street, Any objections to the petition 21, 2021, at 9:00 a.m.-Government Subdivision 2. Definitions under this section, a resort must be ing second dwellings on a property Center City, MN 55012. must be raised at the hearing or filed Center Boardroom Recreational camping area fully licensed and permitted under within Isanti County. This meeting 1. Notice shall be given to all with the Court prior to the hearing. If A detail of the entire minutes are (RCA). means any area, whether appropriate state and local regula- will be held at the Isanti County interested persons (MINN. STAT.§ the petition is proper and no objec- available for public inspection in the privately or publicly owned, used tions. The entire parcel of land must Government Center, 555 18th 524.1-401) and persons who have tions are filed or raised, the person- Isanti County Administrator’s Office on a daily, nightly, weekly, or longer be controlled and managed by the Avenue SW, Cambridge, MN 55008. filed a demand for notice pursu- al representative will be appointed or by visiting our website at www. basis for the accommodation of five licensee. Please call the Isanti County Zoning ant to Minnesota Statutes section with the full power to administer co.isanti.mn.us. or more tents or recreational camp- SECTION 6. A/R Agriculture/ Department at 763-689-5165 for fur- 524.3-204. the Decedent’s estate, including Members Present: Chairperson ing vehicles free of charge or for Residential District ther information. 2. Notice shall be given by pub- the power to collect all assets; pay Susan Morris; Commissioners Dave compensation. “Recreational camp- Subdivision 2. Permitted Uses Published in the Isanti-Chisago lishing this Notice and Order as all legal debts, claims, taxes, and Oslund, Mike Warring, and Greg ing areas” do not include: 28. Recreational camping area County STAR on Aug. 12, 2021 provided by law and by: expenses; sell real and personal Anderson 1. youth camps; (RCA). ______Mailing a copy of this Notice and property; and do all necessary acts Members Absent: Commissioner 2. industrial camps; a. Must be licensed by the Order at least 14 days prior to the to administer the Decedent’s estate. Terry Turnquist 3. migrant labor camps, as Minnesota Department of Health. PUBLIC NOTICE hearing date. Notice is further given that, sub- Others Present: J Lines, defined in Minnesota Statutes and b. Must follow and maintain all CITY OF ISANTI Dated: July 12, 2021 ject to Minn. Stat. § 524.3-801, all J Edblad, P Messer, E Yerigan, T state commissioner of health rules; Federal and State licenses and per- CITY COUNCIL BUDGET WORK BY THE COURT creditors having claims against the Bergloff, B Wendorf, and C Struss; 4. U.S. Forest Service Camps; mits. SESSION Catherine Trevino Decedent’s estate are required to (Reporter: J Kotila; S Mithaqiyan) 5. state forest service camps; c. All infrastructure must be built Notice is hereby given that the Judge of District Court present the claims to the personal O0o Chairperson Morris called 6. state wildlife management and maintained to Minnesota State Isanti City Council has called a Kris Cunningham representative or to the Court within the meeting to order and led the areas or state owned public access Standards. Budget Work Session Meeting to be Court Administrator four (4) months after the date of this assembly in the Pledge of Allegiance. areas which are restricted in use to d. Minnesota Statute Section 327 held on Tuesday, August 17, 2021 Paul Carlson, PRO SE notice or the claims will be barred. O0o Public Comment Session. picnicking and boat landing; and Minnesota Rule Chapter 4630 immediately following the regular 5227 424th Street This hearing will be held via Public comment was made. 7. temporary holding areas for must be followed. 7:00 p.m. City Council meeting. Harris, MN, 55032 Remote Zoom Technology. Please 21/07-19 Oslund/Anderson, to self-contained recreational camping e. Recreational camping area Jaden Strand Phone: (651) 674-7860 contact Court Administration for approve the July 21, 2021, County vehicles created by and adjacent to does not include special event rec- City Clerk Filed in District Court hearing details (651) 213-7010. Board Agenda. Carried. motor sports facilities, if the chief law reational camping areas. Published in the Isanti-Chisago State of Minnesota BY THE COURT 21/07-20 Warring/Anderson, to enforcement officer of an affected Adopted by the Isanti County County STAR on Aug. 12, 2021 July 12, 2021 Dated: July 27, 2021 approve the July 7, 2021, County jurisdiction determines that it is in the Board of Commissioners on the 21st Published in the Isanti-Chisago Catherine Trevino Board Meeting Minutes. Carried. interest of public safety to provide a of July, 2021 PUBLIC HEARING County STAR on Aug. 5, 12, 2021 Judge of District Court 21/07-21 Anderson/Oslund, to temporary holding area; and Julia Lines ______Kris Cunnigham approve the following Personnel 8. a privately owned area used County Administrator Court Administrator Action Items (on file). Carried. for camping no more than once a Published in the Isanti-Chisago NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING STATE OF MINNESOTA 21/07-22 Warring/Anderson, ISANTI COUNTY BOARD OF TESSNEER LAW OFFICE, P.A. year and for no longer than seven County STAR on Aug. 12, 2021 COUNTY OF ISANTI Ann M. Tessneer to approve the following reso- consecutive days by members of a ______COMMISSIONERS TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT lution: RESOLUTION TO END NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MN# 0264519 private club where the members pay DISTRICT COURT 43020 Blackhawk Road EMERGENCY DECLARATION (on annual dues to belong to the club. SUMMARY PUBLICATION OF THE that the Isanti County Board of PROBATE DIVISION file). Carried. Commissioners will hold a public Harris, MN 55032 Recreational camping vehi- PROCEEDINGS OF THE Court File No. 30-PR-21-59 Telephone: (763) 552-8933 21/07-23 Oslund/Anderson, cle. “Recreational camping vehicle” CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL hearing on Wednesday, September Estate of to approve an application for 1, 2021, at 10:00 a.m. in the County Facsimile: (763) 552-8932 when used in sections MN State The complete minutes are avail- Bernita A. Larson, also known as e-mail: ann@tessneerlawoffice. exempt permit to the Long Lake Statutes 327.14 to 327.28 includes able for public inspection at the office Board Room of the Isanti County Bernita Ann Larson, Improvement Association to conduct Government Center, 555 18th com the following: of the City Administrator, 300 3rd Decedent ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER a raffle at the Sunrise on Englund 1. any vehicular, portable struc- Ave. NE, Cambridge, Minnesota. Avenue SW, Cambridge, MN 55008, Court File No. Shores, located in Isanti Township, for the Petition for Detachment of 13-PR-21-91 ture built on a chassis, designed to Members Present: Mayor NOTICE AND ORDER FOR Published in the Isanti-Chisago Isanti County; further to waive any be used as a temporary dwelling James Godfrey; Council Members Certain Land from Independent HEARING ON PETITION FOR waiting period. Carried. School District 332 – Mora. County STAR on Aug. 5, 12, 2021 for travel, recreational, and vacation Lisa Iverson, Mark Ziebarth, Bob DESCENT OF PROPERTY ______21/07-24 Warring/Oslund, to deny uses; Shogren, and Kersten Conley. By order of the Isanti County A Petition for Determination of the premises permit application and 2. any structure designed to be Regular City Council Meeting Board of Commissioners this 4th day Descent has been filed with this agreement with Veterans Support of August, 2021. STATE OF MINNESOTA mounted on a truck chassis for use July 19, 2021 Court. The Petition represents that DISTRICT COURT Brigade to Maintain Premises Permit as a temporary dwelling for travel, ● Meeting called to order at 6:00 Julia Lines the Decedent died intestate more at The Mystic Inn, Spencer Brook County Administrator ISANTI COUNTY recreation, and vacation; p.m. than three years ago, leaving prop- JUDICIAL DISTRICT: TENTH Township, Isanti County. Carried. 3. any portable, temporary dwell- ● No speakers for Citizens Forum Published in the Isanti-Chisago erty in Minnesota and the descent 21/07-25 Oslund/Warring, to County STAR on Aug. 12, 2021 Court File Number: 30-PR-21-73 ing to be used for travel, recre- ● Approved consent agenda of such property be determined and Case Type: Probate approve the following Utility Permits: ation, and vacation, constructed as items A-F assigned by this Court to the per- In Re the Estate of Jack Harold Permit No. 21-07-35: Lumen – com- an integral part of a self-propelled ● Edited information and PROBATE sons entitled to the property. Lorr munication line on CSAH 14, at vehicle; and approved consent agenda items G-H Any objections to the Petition Decedent (Deceased Person) intersection of CR 32; and Permit 4. any folding structure, mounted ● Discussed parking at Cambridge must be filed with the Court prior to STATE OF MINNESOTA Notice and Order for Hearing on No. 21-07-36: Connexus Energy – on wheels and designed for travel, Public Library or raised at the hearing. If proper, COUNTY OF CHISAGO Petition for Formal Adjudication of power line on CR 56, approximately recreation, and vacation use. ● Approved Ordinance 734 and no objections are filed or raised, TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Intestacy, Determination of Heirship, 1120’ West of TH 65. Carried. Special event recreational ● Approved Ordinance 736 the Petition may be granted. DISTRICT COURT and Appointment of Personal 21/07-26 Anderson/Oslund, to camping area. means a recreation- ● Approved Ordinance 737 IT IS ORDERED and Notice is PROBATE DIVISION Representative and Notice to approve the following claims and al camping area which operates no ● Approve Resolution R21-030 further given, that the Petition will be Court File No. 13-PR-21-58 Creditors warrants: more than two times annually and for ● Held Public Hearing on Street heard on August 24, 2021, at 1:45 Estate of It is ordered and notice is given Advanced Correct. Healthcare no more than 14 consecutive days. Reconstruction and Overlay Plan, p.m., by this Court at 555 18th Ave Barbara Jean Carlson a/k/a that on August 31, 2021 at 1:30 p.m. $16,211.51 Resort. For purposes of this Approved Resolution R21-031 SW, Cambridge, MN 55008. Barbara J. Carlson a/k/a Barbara a hearing will be held at 555 18th Braham/City of $35,750.40 section, “resort” means a shoreland ● Approved Resolution R21-032 1. Notice shall be given to all Carlson, Ave. SW Cambridge, MN 55008 via Envirotech Services Inc. $23,690.00 commercial establishment, existing ● Approved contract with SEH for interested persons (MINN. STAT. § Decedent remote technology. Contact Isanti Maple Ridge Sewer & Caroline on or before August 1, 2007, that engineering services at Sandquist 524.1-401) and persons who have NOTICE AND ORDER J!’OR County Court Administration for includes buildings, lodges, struc- Park filed a demand for notice pursu- HEARING ON PETITION FOR hearing details 763-290-7020. tures, dwelling units, camping or ● Approved Russel Mann propos- ant to Minnesota Statutes section DESCENT OF PROPERTY for the formal adjudication of SEE PUBLIC NOTICES, PAGE 17 recreational vehicle sites, or enclo- als for General Contractor Services 524.3-204. intestacy and determination of heir- AUGUST 12, 2021 CountyStar.com ISANTI-CHISAGO COUNTY STAR 17

FROM PUBLIC NOTICES, PAGE 16 2,235. $6,061.20 285th Avenue NE, North Branch, MN Zoning Ordinance as it relates to file). Carried. 21/07-29 Warring/Anderson: 1) Nystrom & Associates Ltd $8,333.33 55056 to present a preliminary plat of Recreational Camping Areas as a 21/07-40 Anderson/Oslund, to Approval was given for all public Rise Incorporated $30,940.00 Amanda’s Acres. Legal description is Permitted Use. Julia Lines, County approve the temporary intoxicating Torell $6,279.00 assistance and social service actions, Therapeutic Services Agency the S ½ of the E ½ of the E ¼ of the Administrator, read the following liquor license for Cambridge-Isanti Marco Technologies $9,883.28 public assistance and social service $6,795.83 SW ¼ of Section 29, Township 35, Published Notice into the record (on Softball Association for a softball Nac Mechanical $6,538.62 expenditures, and social welfare Volunteers of America $6,240.00 Range 22, North Branch Township, file). Public comment was made. No tournament to be held at Sandquist WaterGuards LLC $9,540.00 expenditures as listed on the agenda Woodland Hills $18,339.02 with the following conditions (on file) written comment was received. Park on August 19-22, 2021. Carried. Total Claims & Warrants of this meeting and as detailed in Woodland Hills - Res Treat. Corr. Carried. 21/07-35 Warring/Anderson, to 21/07-41 Anderson/Oslund, to $107,892.81 supporting documents maintained in $8,537.13 21/07-33 Warring/Anderson, close the Public Hearing (9:36 a.m.). approve the following resolution: Carried. the Family Services Department and Auditors $218,800.54 to approve the request of Carried. RESOLUTION APPROVING SALE 21/07-27 Warring/Anderson, to 2) Payment of the following Family Carried. Roger Sweningson/Friday Bay, 21/07-36 Warring/Oslund, to OF TAX-FORFEITED LAND LIST approve the interagency agreement Services Department claims for 21/07-30 Oslund/Warring, to Incorporated, 7240 337th Avenue approve the proposed amendment AND TERMS OF SALE (on file). between Isanti County as fiscal Public Assistance, Administration, approve the following resolution: NW, Princeton, MN 55371 to present to the Zoning Ordinance as it relates Carried. host for the Region 7E Adult Mental and Social Services was approved: RESOLUTION OF ISANTI COUNTY. a preliminary plat of Sweingson 3rd to recreational camping areas as a 21/07-42 Warring/Oslund, to set Health Initiative Governing Board Canvas Health $45,774.02 Grant Contract with the Minnesota Addition. Legal description is Lot 2, permitted use. Carried. a Committee of the Whole meeting and the St. Cloud Housing and Central MN Housing Partnership Department of Veterans Affairs Block 1 Sweningston 2nd Addition 21/07-37 Oslund/Warring, for Monday, August 23, 2021. The Redevelopment Authority (HRA). $5,540.00 (MDVA). Carried. Section 25, Township 36, Range 25, to approve a two-year lease work session will begin at 8:00 a.m. Carried. Dept. of Human Services 21/07-31 Oslund/Anderson, Wyanett Township. Carried. of an ExMark Lawn Mower from and will be held in the Upper Level 21/07-28 Anderson/Oslund, $5,207.05 to designate Dennis Ginter as 21/07-34 Warring/Oslund, to Crawford’s Equipment in the amount Training Room of the Isanti County to approve the contract between Isanti County Auditor-Treasurer the certified Building Official to approve the request of Graphic of $8,449.00. Carried. Government Center, 555 18th Isanti County Health and Human $26,976.00 administrate the code for Isanti Homes, Inc. PO Box 635, North 21/07-38 Oslund/Morris, to Avenue SW, Cambridge, MN 55008. Services to join the consortium with Isanti County Family Services County and undesignated Matt Branch, MN 55056 to present a approve the following resolution: Carried. Sherburne, Mille Lacs, Meeker, $5,558.34 Small, with the City of Cambridge. preliminary plat of Birch Lake Shores. RESOLUTION grant funding request 21/07-43 Oslund/Warring, to Renville, Kanabec, and McLeod Kanabec Co. Family Svcs. Carried. Legal description is Govt Lots 4 associated with Irving & John adjourn (10:25 a.m.). Carried. Counties to provide SNAP and $23,798.40 PLANNING COMMISSION & 5 of Section 11, Township 34, Anderson County Park (on file). Julia Lines, County Administrator employment services. Carried. Moose Lake RTC $5,169.70 ACTIONS Oxford Township, with the following Carried. By: Halee Turner, Administrative O0o The Board was advised that MSOP-MN Sex Offender Prog. 21/07-32 Oslund/Morris, to conditions (on file). Carried. 21/07-39 Warring/Anderson, to Assistant II the number of Income Maintenance $6,661.35 approve the request of Johan O0o At this time a Public approve the following resolution: Published in the Isanti-Chisago cases as shown by the MAXIS Nexus-Mille Lacs Family Healing Schmidt and Amanda Adams, 6131 Hearing was held to amend the ACCEPTANCE OF DONATIONS (on County STAR on Aug. 12, 2021 system as of June 30, 2021, was PHONE: 763-689-1181 | FAX: 763-689- 1185

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