Slice of Life looks back at the stories we shared in 2023. Last week, we published story recaps (and links to the full stories) from January to June. Today, we
Maureen Needham said she first heard about the Troy Community Theatre from her voice teacher, Emily Raasch, and that getting involved has opened a world of new experiences for her.
Maureen Needham said she first heard about the Troy Community Theatre from her voice teacher, Emily Raasch, and that getting involved has opened a world of new experiences for her.
Maureen Needham said she first heard about the Troy Community Theatre from her voice teacher, Emily Raasch, and that getting involved has opened a world of new experiences for her.
Gertrude (Trudy) Borgne Bangsberg (nee Moe) left our earthly world on Tuesday, October 25th on Holy Island on Long Lake (Sarona, WI) at the age of 97. Trudy was born on August 18, 1925, to Sigurd and Maria Moe in Graceville, MN, graduated from Colfax (WI) high school, and was a 1948 graduate of St. Olaf College. She married Harry F. Bangsberg on August 10, 1952 and moved their growing family to follow Harry’s career in higher education from Iowa City to Eau Claire to Madison to St. Louis, and finally to Bemidji, MN in 1964, when at age 36, Harry became president of Bemidji State College.