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Marjorie (Maggy) Morrow - Vimarsana News

Marjorie (Maggy) Morrow

Marjorie Morrow (Maggy), the youngest of five daughters born to Ray and Helen Morrow in Duluth, MN, died unexpectedly on April 13th in White Bear Lake, MN. Survived by her husband Joseph and two sons: Misha (Andrea) Morrow-Kraljic of Denver, CO and Max (Sophia) Morrow-Kraljic of Littleton, CO, and one granddaughter Dahlia Morrow-Kraljic of Littleton, CO; her four sisters Pauline (Bob Swanfeld) - Duluth, MN, Louise (Larry Nesbitt) - Edina, MN, Virginia (John Kelly) - Superior, WI, and Carol (Larry Bjorklund) - White Bear Lake, MN and many nieces and nephews called her Aunt Maggy.

A down year for the markets doesn't dampen foundation gifts - Vimarsana News

A down year for the markets doesn't dampen foundation gifts

Although 2022 was a down year for the stock market, Tekamah-Herman Community Schools Foundation still was able at its annual meeting March 9 to provide over $17,000 in grants to

Fiscal Court Says No to EMS Payoff in 2013 - Vimarsana News

Fiscal Court Says No to EMS Payoff in 2013

It was a little like a game of hot potato, the back and forth between city and county government over who was – or who was going to be –

Green Bay Ghost Tours is back with walking tours of haunted sites - Vimarsana News

Green Bay Ghost Tours is back with walking tours of haunted sites

Owner Tim Freiss is returning this year with walking tours as he rebuilds his haunted-sites business.

Then and now: A pandemic disrupts life in Routt County - Vimarsana News

Then and now: A pandemic disrupts life in Routt County

  Headlines from different publications show similarities of COVID-19 to the Spanish flu in 1918. (Photo compiled from Christine McKelvie’s book “Is There a Hospital in This Place? A Century of Hospital Care in Steamboat Springs”) STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — To keep from getting sick, Routt County residents were advised to avoid people with colds, cover their mouths and noses when coughing and sneezing, and stay home if sick, according to Christine McKelvie’s book, “Is There a Hospital in This Place? A Century of Hospital Care in Steamboat Springs.” Those directives might sound familia...