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Scouts continue tradition of cleaning cemetery before Memorial Day - Vimarsana News

Scouts continue tradition of cleaning cemetery before Memorial Day

Duane Rader remembers chatting with a friend one day after services at First Presbyterian Church. The friend was on the Glenwood Cemetery Board and Rader worked with Boy Scout Troop

Informer: MnDOT seeking Adopt a Highway volunteers - Vimarsana News

Informer: MnDOT seeking Adopt a Highway volunteers

Volunteers are needed to help clear litter from ditches along hundreds of sections of Minnesota's highways.

Cities begin flooding ice rinks behind schedule - Vimarsana News

Cities begin flooding ice rinks behind schedule

In the early Sunday morning hours, North Mankato Park Foreman Jason Lobitz and park worker Dan Boswell worked hard in the bitter cold to flood the Spring Lake Park ice

Mankato and North Mankato report good water quality - Vimarsana News

Mankato and North Mankato report good water quality

The cities of Mankato and North Mankato are reporting they have good water quality, according to a recent Consumer Confidence Report that is based on 2022 water data.

Chlorine shortage raises concerns for summer swimmers - Vimarsana News

Chlorine shortage raises concerns for summer swimmers

Chlorine shortage raises concerns for summer swimmers Chlorine shortage raises concerns for summer swimmers By Meghan Grey | May 4, 2021 at 5:36 PM CDT - Updated May 4 at 6:57 PM NORTH MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) — With summer almost upon us, many people are looking forward to taking a swim in a local pool. But with a nationwide chlorine shortage, the ability to take a dip may be compromised in some areas. The chemical shortage was caused by a spike in backyard pool installations last year. “It’s an active time of the year if you’re in the pool business right now,” said Richard Sawat...

Source: keyc.com