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Judge weighs what to do with Daley case (1/13/2021)   After a years-long regulatory and legal saga, a judge is set to rule in the coming weeks on the Daley Farm’s bid to expand its Lewiston dairy and get an exception to Winona County’s limit on farm size. Olmsted County District Court Judge Kevin Mark ruled last month that members of the Winona County Board of Adjustment (BOA) — who actively opposed the farm expansion just before they supposed to serve as impartia...

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Board votes to talk about conduct, approves board of adjustment members without argument, though votes were split. 3:39 pm, Jan. 6, 2021 × WINONA — What a difference a couple years make. At the first meeting of the Winona County Board of Commissioners in 2019, three commissioners who represent the City of Winona battled to seat one of their own as chairwoman of the board then — as was recently ruled in a district court case against the county — colluded with an outside organiz...

County Board names new BOA (1/6/2021)     With often-contentious appointment decisions on the docket and tensions high around  the ongoing Daley Farm lawsuit, the Winona County Board majority extended some olive branches at its last meeting. Meanwhile, in response to the lawsuit’s revelations, County Board Chair Marcia Ward raised the prospect of rejecting the reappointment of a Planning Commission member. County Board member Chris Meyer has historically voted with ...

Disappointed but not deterred by jail vote (12/30/2020)   I am disappointed. Unfortunately, disappointment is something that I’ve become accustomed to as a life-long resident of Winona. On December 12, the County Board chose to move forward with their plan to build a 78-bed jail, without granting the public hearing being requested. Over the past few weeks, momentum was building as more and more concerned citizens spoke out against the proposed jail expansion. There wa...

(12/30/2020)   In the wake of a judge’s ruling that chastised the Winona County Board’s handling of committee appointments, the same County Board is gearing up to make new appointments to committees that handle important and sometimes controversial land-use decisions. On January 5, the County Board is slated to vote on who to appoint to the Planning Commission and the Board of Adjustment (BOA) and who should be the next chair of the County Board. The chairship matters because t...

Winona County Board moves forward with 80-bed jail planning The county board voted against holding a much-requested public hearing on the issue before moving forward with new jail. 7:44 am, Dec. 23, 2020 × A potential option for the new Winona County Jail is shown in these plans. The county board will consider options and directions for a future jail during a Tuesdays county board meeting. (Courtesy Winona County) WINONA — The message might have been loud and clear, but...

Judge says people with bias were deliberately placed on board that made decision on farm expansion. 3:58 pm, Dec. 21, 2020 × Dairy cows at Daley Farms near Lewiston last year. Andrew Link / Forum News Service WINONA — Going against what he called his normal routine, 1st Judicial District Judge Kevin F. Mark ruled Monday in favor of Daley Farm, LLC. of Lewiston in its case against Winona County concerning a decision made by the countys Board of Adjustments made in February 2019. Ma...

Photo by Chris Rogers From left, Winona County Board of Adjustment (BOA) members Wendy Larson, Philip Schwantz, Cherie Hales, Larry Greden, and Rachel Stoll considered the Daley Farm expansion in 2019. The BOA members are at the center of a lawsuit challenging that decision. Judge sides with Daley Farm: The rules were clearly broken (12/21/2020)   The Winona County officials who denied the Daley Farm’s feedlot expansion were clearly not impartial, Olms...