Area contractors awarded work on Gaylord aquatic center
Thursday, September 9th, 2010The new Gaylord Area Aquatic Center project is expected to be under budget. Continue reading »
The new Gaylord Area Aquatic Center project is expected to be under budget. Continue reading »
A second change order for Gaylord’s 2010 street and utility construction project was approved by the City Council last week. Continue reading »
After further research, a staff committee has recommended proceeding with annexation of land south of Gaylord. Continue reading »
The City Council, last week, took another step in its effort to try to clean up Lake Titloe. Continue reading »
In six to eight weeks, the Sibley County communities and Fairfax will find out whether or not a fiber-to-the-home and fiber-to-the-farm program will pay for itself. Continue reading »
You are wanted! The Sibley East Booster Club is encouraging all school supporters to attend its next meeting scheduled for Sunday, September 12th. Continue reading »
Students at the Sibley East – Arlington campus will be having garden-fresh vegetables incorporated into the school lunch menu this year. Continue reading »
Sibley East, this year, will be expanding its program to identify students having difficulties with reading and math. Continue reading »

Oak Terrace held its first annual Twins celebration Thursday, thanks to a donation made by the family of former resident Elsie Luff. Luff, who died in May at the age of 108, was an avid Twins fan. The celebration will be held annually in August, because her birthday was in August. Pictured above, from left to right, are Luff's niece, Pauline Wiemann; Francis Strobel, vice president of the resident's council; and Dorothy Teschmiller, president of the resident's council. The celebration included a video tour of Target Field, Dairy Queen cake, and musical entertainment. Luff's family also donated money to refurbish the Oak Terrace courtyard, for a canopy and the creation of the Luff Memorial Garden.
There could be a decision Wednesday (tonight) on a proposal to annex pieces of Dryden Township land into the City of Gaylord. Continue reading »