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Mary Ellen Trueman died on March 30, 2023, at Rochester, Minnesota. Born in Chicago on November 16, 1940, she was raised in Delano, MN. Educated in parochial and public schools, she worked in elementary and religious education fields for most of her life, mainly in schools and parishes in southern Minnesota. Mary Ellen had a lifelong love for her Roman Catholic Church, volunteering with her time and talent. A voracious reader, an inveterate correspondent, a desire to make life better for those l...

Mary Ellen Trueman died on March 30, 2023, in Rochester, Minnesota. Born in Chicago on November 16, 1940, she was raised in Delano, MN. Educated in parochial and public schools, she worked in elementary and religious education fields for most of her life, mainly in schools and parishes in southern Minnesota. Mary Ellen had a lifelong love for her Roman Catholic Church, volunteering with her time and talent. A voracious reader, an inveterate correspondent, a desire to make life better for those l...

Week of Nov. 24, 2016

Edmonton’s incoming city councillors received at least $58,499 in donations from executives in the development industry, and three were members of an infill…

Edmonton’s incoming city councillors received at least $58,499 in donations from executives in the development industry, and three were members of an infill…

Fight ignites over fate of fishing at Sweetwater Authority’s Loveland Reservoir Sweetwater Authority uses its Loveland Reservoir to serve about 200,000 water customers, including in National City, Bonita and parts of Chula Vista. Credit: Zoë Meyers/inewsource A floating dock now sits on mud at Loveland Reservoir, April 13, 2020. A controlled water transfer by Sweetwater Authority has visibly lowered the shoreline level. Author: Jennifer Bowman | inewsource Up...

Mosher compared the process to a "very, very large fire hose.” Once the water gets to Sweetwater Reservoir, the water authority can treat it and provide it to customers, Mosher said. The entire process takes roughly three weeks. The Authority hasnt opened the dam since 2019. Martinez said they’re moving enough water to last all of Sweetwater’s customers eight months. “Saving approximately six-to-ten million dollars in water purchase costs,” he smiled. “That’s how we keep water rat...