SERVING — JWP High School student council members Lexie Dahlberg and Caitlin Kleve helped veterans get their breakfast and coffee before the program.
On Veterans Day, Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton honored local veterans by providing breakfast and letting them share their stories about their time in the armed forces.
Starting at 8 a.m., veterans and their spouses gathered in the JWP media center for a breakfast of eggs, sausage, toast, juice,...
Janesville Legion Post Commander Gary Mittelsteadt.
Janesville American Legion Post 281 held its annual membership dinner Sunday, November 13. According to Post Commander Gary Mittelsteadt, it was the legion’s first in a couple of years due to Covid-19.
The evening started with a social hour at 4:30 p.m. and dinner being served by the Janesville...
Following their stop at TEAM Academy, Veterans made a stop at Colony Court.
Diane Cossette, director of activities at Colony Court, announced that there are fifteen veterans currently in residence there; five each from the army, navy, and air force. She asked Tammy Olmanson, a staff member whose son is a marine veteran, to read the poem “Veteran” by Lynne Cary, then acknowledged each veteran in the room and gave them all a chance to be thanked individually for their service. Residents were then given root beer floats to enjoy during a social hour.
Pictured from left to right are Lester Root, Marvin Kormaan, Max Lande, Pat Laird, Lowell Wadd, Mel Strand, Richard Olsen, Robert Tiede, and Paul Matthews. Not pictured are Don Mundal, Albert Denn, Brion Danzer, Ken Johansen, Cliff Strand, and Veston Carter.
Four students, sixth-graders Wyatt Partain and Kailee Harmer and fifth-graders Kiera Holmgren and RJ Attenberger, led the Veterans Day program at TEAM Academy. Partain started the program by giving the welcome, introducing the VFW Color Guard, and leading the school in the pledge of allegiance....
The following is a transcript of Robert Tackett’s Veterans Day address at Waseca High School:
It’s a great day!
Well, good morning, Everyone. And it is a great morning! Thank you so much for allowing me to speak here today. And thank you to each and every one of our veterans who have made...
Waseca County Attorney Rachel Cornelius gathered at home with a small group of close friends and family as they waited for results to come in Tuesday evening. Cornelius defeated former county attorney Brenda Miller by about 800 votes, 4,297 to 3,503.
“I felt incredibly grateful and proud to be...
Councilman John Clemons, and Waseca Mayor Roy Srp.
A short meeting of the Waseca City Council followed a special meeting and budget work session, Tuesday evening, Nov. 15, 2022.
Brian Danners, who owns 11 rental units in town, addressed the council during the public comment portion, and asked the council to reduce the rental inspection fee to...
The Janesville City Council granted Wendy Rykhus, landlord of apartments on 220 N. Main Street, an opportunity to reapply for her rental license after they revoked it for her not complying with the city ordinance to perform background checks on two of her tenants at their Monday, November 14...
The first accumulation of snow brought with it discussions of Christmas at the Waldorf City Council meeting November 14, 2022. The Community Christmas Dinner will be held December 1 at 12:00 p.m. in the Waldorf Community Center. Joann Kelling attended the meeting to ask permission to set up and...
Waseca County’s Sheriff Elect Jay Dulas waited anxiously with family and friends as a friend watched for the results of last Tuesday’s election to be posted at the county courthouse. “Going tino the night we felt good,” Dulas said of the evening. “I am elated with the results and looking forward...
The United States can easily be described as a mixing pot of people. Whether a person is a garbage collector, a school teacher, or a doctor, each and every person brings something different and important to the table. Perhaps the group of people who can offer the most is that of the veteran, who...