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JESSE KUECHENMEISTER BENEFIT TO BE HELD ON JANUARY 15TH SLAYTON FIRE DEPARTMENT ACCEPTS RESIGNATIONS FROM THREE LONG TIME FIRE FIGHTERS MCC GRADUATE MCKENZIE SCHMITZ AWARDED SANFORD HEALTH ADMINISTRATIVE FELLOWSHIP NEW NAME, SAME GREAT SERVICE - KATIE M. JACOBSON, CPA KLUIS SELECTED FOR SPACE INDUSTRY CLASS OF 2022 MATTHEW ISAKOWITZ FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM SHETEK LUTHERAN MINISTRIES RECEIVES $5,000 CLEAN ENERGY RESOURCE TEAMS SEED GRANT SLAYTON KIWANIS MEMBERS ATTEND AMPLIFY PROGRAM IMPORTANCE OF EXTENSION ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT REVIEWED MURRAY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TERMINATE TOM BURKE COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR BJ LOLKUS OPENS GUN REPAIR BUSINESS IN CHANDLER CURRIE FIRE DEPARTMENT CELEBRATES NEW FIRE HALL BUILDING WIND PRODUCTION TAX REVENUE IS A MAJOR CONCERN FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NANCY PIESKE RETIRED AFTER 35 YEARS AT COUNTY SLAYTON CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSES FOOD TRUCK FEE, VARIANCE APPEAL AND NUISANCE PROPERTIES BRIDGE BUILDING RUNS IN THE FAMILY OF LOCAL CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS - MATT & BRIDGET PRAHM MIDWEST SUPPLY, A STAPLE IN SLAYTON FOR OVER 100 YEARS, CHANGES HANDS WITH NEW OWNERSHIP MCC SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSSES BUDGET CUTS CITY LIMITS HAS OPENED ITS DOORS UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION DELIVERS PLAYSET TO BROOKS ALMICH MCC SCHOOL BOARD HIRES PATRICK FREEMAN AS NEW ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL TRAP, SKEET, SPORTING CLAYS AREA YOUTH COMPETE MARY BEECH RETIRES FROM MCC AND JOANNE SWAN RETIRES FROM BANKING PELICAN COVE HAS NEW OWNERS SCANDRETT WON FIRST PLACE AT NATIONAL HANDWRITING CONTEST LYON AND MURRAY COUNTY CREATING ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITIES PROGRAM, 3 MCC STUDENTS PARTICIPATE SLAYTON CITY COUNCIL HIRES JACKIE GIESEN AS DEPUTY CLERK KEY LARGO ON LAKE SHETEK UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP CURRIE CELEBRATES SESQUICENTENNIAL 507 DESIGNS HAS NEW OWNERS - CHANDRA & DILLON CARLSON DON BULDHAUPT IS A SKILLED WOODWORKER MCMC WELCOMES AMBER SORENSON AND BROOKLYN BOERBOOM MASKING REQUIREMENTS DROPPED AT MCMC CAMERON BOERBOOM BENEFIT HELD HOSPICE HELD A HOT RODS FOR HOSPICE EVENT ON JULY 16TH KREMER OIL TO CLOSE ITS DOORS AFTER 41 YEARS MURRAY COUNTY HIRES CAROLYN MCDONALD AS NEW COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR MCC SCHOOL BOARD DISCUSS NEW GYM FLOOR, START OF THE SCHOOL YEAR AND OPEN POSITIONS HIGHWAY BUILDING STILL POSSIBLE MURRAY COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE: CAR REMOVED FROM LAKE SARAH MCC WELCOMES EXCHANGE STUDENTS MURRAY COUNTY RECOGNIZED BY NOAA AND THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FOR AMBASSADORS OF EXCELLENCE AWARD MN SIGNATURE CARE CALL HALT TO ASSISTED LIVING PROJECT SLAYTON CITY COUNCIL APPROVES NEW CAMPGROUND MCC RECEIVES DONATION FOR 2ND SHOT CLOCK- JAKE KONKOL FAMILY LEGISLATIVE CLAIM TO BE SUBMITTED FOR CD 11 EXPENSES EDINA REALTY OPENS BRICK & MORTAR LOCATION IN SLAYTON MURRAY COUNTY 4H RECEIVES GRANT FORM MONOGRAM FOODS TO HOST COMMUNITY NIGHTS FIXEN MOVES TO NEW LOCATION, ADDS NEW DOCTORS AND NEW SERVICES SLAYTON CHAMBER LIGHTS UP GULLORD PARK WITH CHRISTMAS LIGHTS

SLAYTON DISCOUNT LIQUOR Hwy 30 . 507-836-8817 Christmas Eve 10am-5pm Closed Christmas Day THE HUT GIFT SHOPPE 2620 Broadway Ave • 507-836-6800 Monday - Friday 10am-5pm Saturday 10am-3pm, Sunday l-4pm Open Christmas Eve 10am-3pm, Closed Christmas Day Open December 26 10am-3pm Open New Year’s Eve 10am-3pm, Closed New Years Day C&B Slayton.

The MCC Rebel Girls were on the road Monday night as they traveled to Cottonwood to take on the Lakeview Lakers. Both teams had practiced just one time in the last week which set up an interesting matchup of two one-win teams. The Rebels’ were hoping to bounce back after blowing a 13-point lead over the last 12 minutes of their game against Mountain Lake Area Comfrey. The Lakers had a 3 game losing streak heading into Monday’s matchup but the young Laker team was hoping to see some positive improvements taking on the Rebels. It would be a higher-scoring first half than expected but the Rebels came through.

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Please, do not request that your name be left off the District Court List. SLAYTON POLICE DEPARTMENT Bryan Eric Eichhorn, Willmar, MN, Driving After Revocation, No Proof of Insurance, Failure to Stop, Failure to Drive Single Lane, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Possess/Sale Small Amt Marijuana - $685.

As we celebrate the holiday season, we wish to extend our thanks to everyone in the community who has supported our school and students during this special time of year. Your help with school programs and projects, presences at extracurricular activities and support of our staff and students is a tremendous gift to all of us. I would like to say a special thanks to the “Secret Santas” who stepped forward to provide gifts to some of our families this Christmas.

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The MCC Rebel Boys Basketball team hadn’t played a game since December third when they beat Sleepy Eye Public but seventeen days between contests the Rebels were finally back on the court. MCC traveled to Ellsworth to take on the Dragons of Adrian Ellsworth in the team’s first Red Rock Conference game of the season. The Dragons have been the busier team so far this season as they entered the game with a 0-4 record compared to the Rebel’s 1-1. MCC would take a couple of minutes to warm up but when they did the Dragons couldn’t keep up.

The FMCC Warriors braved treacherous roads to make the trip to Redwood Falls early Friday afternoon arriving well before dark to prepare for the wrestling tournament that would begin on Saturday. The weather and road conditions caused the tournament to cancel Fridays events and move everything to Saturday to allow ample time for wrestlers to arrive.

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