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I have officially joined the CPAP club, and let me tell you, it has been an interesting experience. Lately, my exhaustion and fatigue had gotten pretty bad. By the time I finished working, I could barely function, and even simple things seemed to take longer than they should. That started a series of tests that eventually landed me on the CPAP train. The at-home sleep study wasn’t too bad. I had to sleep two nights with a device strapped to my chest, along with a nasal cann

News from Clarissa's Past 25 Years Ago September 19, 2001 There was an abrupt change in plans in just minutes, after a plane hit the Pentagon, for Alan and Karen Perish. The couple was in Washington, D.C., lobbying with the Farmer’s Union. They were in the Cannon Building about two blocks from the capitol and five miles from the Pentagon. They had just begun their lobbying efforts that morning when the attack happened. Alan said he heard the crash but had no way of knowing w

News from Browerville's Past 25 Years Ago September 20, 2001 Cars lined up for two blocks at Petro Plus after a possible gas price increase scare across the U.S. Some stations were reportedly charging as much as $5 for a gallon of gasoline. ********** After the tragedy of last Tuesday morning, we received many emails and phone calls from friends, relatives and others who wanted to share their experiences or points of view. The following letter, written by Molly Allen, was s

News from Bertha and Hewitt's Pasts 25 Years Ago September 19, 2001 Sue Bennett is new to the Bertha area. She is the wife of Bertha Chief of Police Shawn Bennett. Sue is continuing the business she ran in the Brainerd area. She is a Creative Memories consultant. Sue does a variety of things from teaching scrapbooking to selling the supplies. ********** Bertha-Hewitt will celebrate homecoming the week of September 28. The volleyball team will take on Menahga on Thursday, a

News from Eagle Bend's Past 25 Years Ago September 19, 2001 On September 11, the Petal Pushers Garden Club awarded cash prizes to the two largest sunflowers brought in by the sixth graders at Eagle Valley Elementary. Shawn Riski took the grand prize, first place went to Melanie Weishair, and second place was Patrick Perish. ********** At the Eagle Valley School Board’s September 10 meeting, the board discussed asking the voters to approve a referendum at the November 6 el

by Trinity Gruenberg trinity@inhnews.com The Todd County Commissioners held their regular meeting on Tuesday, September 15. Commissioner Lew Noska was absent. The Commissioners approved the preliminary property tax levy at $21,018,734, a 6.6 percent increase . The total 2027 budget is proposed at $23,864,439, offset by $900,000 in planned use of fund balance and $1,945,705 in state program aids, with the remainder to be raised through local taxes. The levy reflects cost pre

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by Coach Mary Irsfeld The Browerville-Eagle Valley Tigers earned two volleyball victories this week, defeating the Verndale Pirates in three sets on Monday before rallying for a five-set victory over the Upsala Cardinals on Thursday. On Monday evening, the Tigers hosted Verndale and came away with a 3-0 victory with set scores of 25-16, 25-23, and 25-9. The Tigers came out ready to play and cruised through the first set, taking control of the match early. In the second set