Construction progress is being made to the new Winsted City Hall every day. Major projects to start the week of March 3 will be the roof, and the stonework to be added to the upper, outside portion of the center. Continue reading ‘Three months away before Winsted moves’
Monthly Archive for February, 2008
This mystery photo was taken by Cassie Houston in a public place somewhere in the surrounding communities. Do you know what it is and where it was taken? If you know the answer e-mail Cassie Houston at houston7@broadband-mn.comWinners will be entered into a monthly drawing for a free one-year subscription to the Herald Journal. Continue reading ‘Mystery Photo of the Week (March 3)’
Students recently moved into the new high school for the Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted School District, which is located halfway between Howard Lake and Winsted. They are enjoying their new location. See for yourself in this slide show of classes at the new school.
Continue reading ‘HLWW High School Slide Show’
Students in Mr. William McCarty’s fourth grade art class recently made special tags for their own lockers at Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted. There were a lot of creative and unique ideas brought out by the kids, who enjoyed decorating their lockers in their own ways. Parents are always invited to stop in and see student art work in the schools; you can call building principals to find out a good time to visit.
About 46,700 families who lost their homes in 2005 to Hurricane Katrina live in government-issued trailers throughout the Gulf Coast. Roughly 33,000 are in Louisianna and about 13,000 are in Mississippi. Continue reading ‘Time to move out of FEMA trailers’
An audience-interactive “who dunnit” dinner theater murder/mystery production titled “Three Doors to Death,” will take place Saturday, March 8 at the new Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted High School Auditorium.
“The audience will have a voice in the outcome of the play,” said Susan Kubasch of the HLWW Drama Boosters.
It is a story about who killed an unpopular fellow named Gordon Forrest who was mysteriously murdered during a rehearsal of an old British thriller, “Three Doors to Death.” Continue reading ‘HLWW to host dinner theater, murder-mystery play’
Republican legislators and two DFLers have been under intense pressure to override the governor’s veto of the transportation bill recently. Six Republicans caved, but fortunately they weren’t from this area. State Rep. Dean Urdahl, R-Grove City was indirectly threatened that his bill to expand Litchfield’s wastewater treatment plant would go nowhere if he didn’t vote to override the governnor. What a dirty way to treat the people of Litchfield. Continue reading ‘Our legislators in HJ area didn’t cave’
I have to hand it to the Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted drama club tackling a difficult theater production, an audience interactive murder mystery. The club intends to perform “Three Doors to Death” March 8. Continue reading ‘Audience interactive theater more difficult’
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