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Concert celebrates Kanthak’s music education career

Larry Kanthak directed his final choir concert on stage at Monticello High School Monday night, May 20. All Monticello High School alumni were invited to participate in the performance. “Anyway’ was the last song performed. The song was a tribute from Kanthak to his choral students. Kanthak sat on the edge of the stage and listed to the performance. See this week’s print edition of the Monticello Times for more photos. (Photo by Chris Lommel)

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MnDOT provides update on I-94 projects affecting Monticello

Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) District officials recently provided an update on two Interstate 94 resurfacing projects to the north …

 
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Gabby Gardner lifts a first inning single to right field. Gardner jump-started Monticello’s comeback in a 12-4 win over St. Cloud Tech. (Photo by Clay Sawatzke)

Magic softball starts a new streak

Playing at home Thursday afternoon, the Magic softball team entered the bottom of the first inning facing St. Cloud Tech, …

 
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Monticello Middle School students get help with garden

Last year, the  Monticello Middle School Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) class put together a regular outdoor garden. It was …

 
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The number of students who have special needs in Minnesota is growing and the funding system to educate them needs repair.

 
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Carla Colvin, a Monticello resident and an employee of nonprofit disability organization Opportunity Partners, was named the 2013 Direct Support Professional Award Winner for the state of Minnesota by trade association ANCOR. Colvin accepted the award at the ANCOR conference in Washington, D.C. April 30 presented by ANCOR President Dave Toeniskoetter. (Submitted Photo)

Monticello resident receives national honor for helping disabled people

The American Network of Community Options and Resources (ANCOR) recognized Carla Colvin, an employee of nonprofit Opportunity Partners, as the …

 
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Dems and Republicans differ on whether the session was a success

by T.W. Budig ECM Capitol reporter Weary lawmakers quit the State Capitol shortly after midnight on Monday (May 20) after …

 
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