THE ANNUAL MANUFACTURER’S BREAKFAST WAS HELD EARLIER THIS WEEK TO MARK MANUFACTURING MONTH. IT IS THE HIGHEST PAYING INDUSTRY IN THE AREA. STATEWIDE $141 MILLION WAS PAID IN WAGES IN THE MANUFACTURING SECTOR. THERE WERE ALSO FIVE WINNERS OF SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ESSAYS THAT WERE SUBMITTED. THOSE WERE TO ABRAM WAAGE, EMILY BURKEL, KENDYL HOVDE, AND JAELYN LEDO.
THE ROSEAU SCHOOL BOARD WILL MEET ON MONDAY NEXT WEEK. THEY WILL APPROVE MINUTES FROM A WORK SESSION AND SPECIAL MEETING THAT WERE HELD ON OCTOBER 6.
FROM THE AGENDA, THEY WILL RECOGNIZE ROSEAU’S AAA AWARD AND EXCEL AWARDS. FOR THE AAA, THOSE ARE ANNA ULVIN AND JOHN DELANEY, FOR THE EXCEL AWARD THOSE ARE AMELIA KVIEN AND LEVI JOHNSON.
THEY WILL CONFIRM THE WINTER COACHING ROSTER AS RECOMMENDED, WHICH THE HEAD COACHES ARE UNCHANGED FROM A YEAR AGO.
THE MINNESOTA YOUTH DEER HUNT SEASON BEGINS TODAY FOR THOSE AGED 10-17. 10-13 YEARS OF AGE NEED AN ADULT WITH FOR THE HUNT.
As Medicare enrollment opened Wednesday, UCare customers received notice of the nonprofit’s cancellation of Medicare Advantage plans in the coming year.
In September, Minneapolis-based UCare announced that it had asked the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to mutually terminate its Medicare Advantage product offerings for 2026.
The change will impact 158,000 members who will now need to seek a new health insurance provider.
THERE WILL BE A ROSEAU GIRLS HOCKEY BINGO FUNDRAISER NEXT SATURDAY AT GENE’S IN ROSEAU.
LIL’ CHOMPERS CHILDCARE WILL BE HOLDING AN OKTOBERFEST EVENT AND CHILI COOK OFF ON OCTOBER 25.
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