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Cott named 25th Judicial District judge
Governor s Office release
TOPEKA - Governor Laura Kelly Monday appointed Kristi Cott, Garden City, to the 25th Judicial District vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Ricklin Pierce.
“Kristi is a dedicated, professional, and knowledgeable attorney with extensive experience in the judicial system,” Gov. Kelly said. “I am confident Kristi’s experience and her commitment to the law will serve the 25th Judicial District well.”
Cott has been in private practice in Garden City since 2020, representing clients in criminal defense and guardianship and conservatorship cases. She began her career as an Assistant Public Defender, then became an Assistant County Attorney in Finney County before going into private practice. Cott is a member of the Kansas Bar Association and has been active through various bar associations in the past as well.
Obituary: Thomas E. Delahanty II
FALMOUTH - Former Superior Court Chief Justice and United States Attorney, Thomas E. Delahanty II, passed away at home in Falmouth .
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Thomas E. Delahanty II
FALMOUTH – Former Superior Court Chief Justice and United States Attorney, Thomas E. Delahanty II, passed away at home in Falmouth on Monday, April 12, 2021, in the company of his wife of 50 years, Ruth Konecki Delahanty, and his sons Patrick and Michael. Justice Delahanty fought a tough battle with pancreatic cancer and its various side effects for more than a year.
Tom was born in Lewiston on June 6, 1945, as the first son of Thomas and Jeanne (Clifford) Delahanty. He grew up in Lewiston and lived there until building a new home and moving to Falmouth in 2002. He graduated from St. Patrick Grammar School and Lewiston High School where he was a member of the 1960 State Championship football team and made a reputation as a very good placekicker, but often reminded people that
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Speed and Aggressive Driving Enforcement
The board accepted a $3,850 Speed and Aggressive Driving Enforcement grant from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
The purpose of the new program is to conduct highly visible, well publicized traffic safety measurements. The grant funds will be used for the Goodhue County Sheriffâs Office and the Zumbrota Police Departmentâs overtime enforcement addressing all traffic safety issues.
A need for an emphasis on speeding and aggressive driving arose during 2020 when law enforcement noticed a rise in excessive speeding.
Three detention deputies
Goodhue County Adult Detention Center will be hiring three new deputies for additional help.
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