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New Ulm Police • Responded to a verbal domestic between a 56-year-old New Ulm man and his 23-year-old son of New Ulm, at 11:21 p.m. Wednesday on the 600 bloc
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New Ulm Police • Responded to a verbal domestic between a 56-year-old New Ulm man and his 23-year-old son of New Ulm, at 11:21 p.m. Wednesday on the 600 bloc
Brown County District Court • Charges of felony identify theft-aid and abet and felony identity theft-conspiracy were filed May 3, 2023 against David J. McG
Signal system upgrade, ADA improvements on Highway 14/15 in New Ulm begin June 1 By Ashley Hanley|2021-05-19T06:56:58-05:00May 19th, 2021| Replacement of an aging signal system and improvements to pedestrian crossings on Highway 14/15 in New Ulm will begin Tuesday, June 1. The traffic signal, located at the intersection of 16 th North Street and Highway 14 near the Liquor Mart, needs to be replaced with a model that meets today’s standards and current American Disability Act requirements. The project also includes improving the curb ramps and adding a flashing yellow arrow to the system. A...
Mar 12, 2021 MANKATO – Weather permitting, on Monday, March 22 New Ulm residents will see two trees removed at the intersection of Highway 14 (Broadway) and 16th North Street in preparation for a signal replacement project this summer, and a third tree removed on Highway 15 by the old Target entrance. By law, the trees need to be removed before protected bats make their homes in them. The traffic signal, located near the Liquor Mart, needs to be replaced with a model that meets today’s standards and current American Disability Act requirements. The project also includes improving the curb...
cschuldt@nujournal.com NEW ULM — The New Ulm City Council approved an amendment to the City Attorney Service agreement allowing Blethen Berens to serve as the city’s legal representation along with attorney Roger Hippert. Nierengarten & Hippert Law Office has served as City Attorney for New Ulm since 1979. From 1986, until the retirement of Hugh Nierengarten in 2015, three or four attorneys were providing the legal services required to meet the City’s needs, including all of the work involved in City criminal prosecutions, the civil matters involving the City and also the New Ulm Public...