Fundraiser next month for nonprofit dedicated to local housing options for adults with special needs
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For the past three decades, Tri-Valley REACH has worked to support the community by providing housing opportunities to adults with developmental disabilities so they can pursue independent living. REACH is a testament to the vision that the early founders had, their idea that their family members could live independently, long before anyone thought it was a possibility, said Kay King, board chair for REACH short for Resources Education Activities Community and Housing for Special Adults of the Tri-Valley. And it has been proven year after year that it s a valuable and important part of our community, King added.
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Bernard âBenâ Allan Hanson, 87, passed away Dec. 15, 2020 at New Perspectives Assisted Living in Cloquet surrounded by his family.
He was born Nov. 21, 1933 to Albert and Julia (Blegen) Hanson. He grew up in the Aitkin area, attending schools in Thor and Aitkin, graduating in 1952. After graduation he worked on several farms in North Dakota.
Ben worked as a lineman in Denver, Colorado before being drafted into the Army June 9, 1954. He was stationed in France and honorably discharged May 16, 1956.
Following the service, Ben returned to high line construction, working for various contractors throughout the Midwest. During lay-offs, he worked the ore boats on the Great Lakes and cut pulp wood.