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The in-person events will kick-off on Saturday, May 22 with Shoreline Dance recitals.  Sheldon Theatre Executive Director Jeff Larson told a reporter, “we can’t wait to see an audience inside the Sheldon again, and we’re so thankful to the people of Red Wing and all of Minnesota for staying safe and getting vaccinated at a level that allows us to reopen this soon. With country, rock and bluegrass coming up in June and July, we have the perfect lineup for a long-overdue reminder of how much fun live events are.” Shoreline Dance  The reopening of the Sheldon not only ...

Many qualities exemplify the Rev. Ronsberg's ministry, leader say Written By: Pamela D. Knudson | 7:00 am, Apr. 25, 2021 × Pastor Lynn Ronsberg at Sharon Lutheran Church in Grand Forks believes that personal faith is as strong as ever despite the fact that people are attending Sunday services less frequently. Photo taken July, 2017. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald The Rev. Lynn Ronsberg is being remembered by members of Sharon Lutheran Church for the many qualities she brought to her role as administrative pastor. Ronsberg, 67, died unexpectedly of natural c...

dgau@marshallindependent.com Photo by Deb Gau Marshall Municpal Utilities Water Operations Manager Jeff Larson explains the pipelines and equipment that will allow Marshall’s city water plant to pre-soften the water. MARSHALL — It was a big undertaking, but a project to add water softening equipment to Marshall’s municipal water treatment plant is now operational. Over the next few weeks, Marshall Municipal Utilities staff will be working on taking city water from 35 grains of hardness down to about eight or nine grains, MMU Water Operations Manager Jeff Larson said. “We are dial...

Reporter Photo by Deb Gau Outdoor spaces like Independence Park in Marshall were looking pretty empty on Monday, as bitterly cold temperatures kept people indoors. A blast of Arctic air brought temperatures averaging 21 to 24 degrees below zero to the area Sunday night, along with wind chills as cold as 35 to 40 degrees below zero. MARSHALL — Bitterly cold temperatures settled in over southwest Minnesota over the weekend, along with wind chills of more than 30 degrees below zero. While the city of Marshall was lucky enough not to see water main breaks from the frost as of Monday, it cou...

“It really wasn’t that bad,” Larson said of the frigid weather. “I think your initial first mile is always the tough mile to get moving, get the joints going, especially when you get older. It’s not fun right away, but when (your face) numbs up, it’s fun. We’re talking about life, and so you get good conversations out there so you just stop thinking about it.” While their eyelids were frosted by the end of their run, it wasn’t the coldest temperature that they have run in. “We ended up running from here (Aberdeen), it was about 10 miles. It was 19 below and we ran all the ...