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An effort to improve the water quality in Lake Titloe continues. Gaylord City Council members and Sibley County Commissioners recently heard a presentation about the water quality issues with the lake. Testing by a Minnesota State University – Mankato professor and a few of his students has revealed that the lake’s water is indeed in grave condition.

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Proceeds from the Gaylord Chamber of Commerce’s Love Lights a Tree program are being used for this Winter Wonderland Display in the City Park. The Chamber of Commerce plans to add to the display each year.

Residents of Heritage House will soon have new furniture. Lakeview Home’s Board of Directors, Monday, approved purchasing three recliners, one stationery chair, and two high-backed love seats for the facility that provides care to those who suffer memory loss. Continue reading »

Hiring interim consultants as Lakeview Home’s administrator and Director of Nursing, and by hiring temporary staff hurt Lakeview Home’s financials this month. Continue reading »

Is enough being done to stop bullying in schools? Mari Lu Martens, Sibley East Elementary Principal, said that the district is working on training all of the teachers in responsive classroom. Continue reading »

Sibley East’s Board of Education, last week, moved forward with the strategic planning process. The school board approved a contract with the Center for Engaged Leadership at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Continue reading »

Meeker-McLeod-Sibley Community Health Services has been awarded a $300,000 Tobacco Free Communities grant from the Minnesota Department of Health. The grant will be used for creating tobacco free environments. Continue reading »

Sibley County residents are invited to attend a public hearing of the County Board of Commissioners to express their opinions on the budget and the proposed amount of 2007 property taxes. Continue reading »

The Pheasants Forever (Sibley County chapter) and the Gaylord Game Protective League organizations are again providing corn for people interested in feeding wildlife this winter. The corn bin will be open for the public on the first and third Saturdays (9 a.m. to 1 p.m.) of each month beginning in December.

The first test of the season for Sibley East’s boys’ basketball team will be a tough one. Continue reading »