Archive for Travis Handt

Cokato couple’s mission work helps grow churches in Haiti, with the assistance of a persistent pastor

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Dan and Jonette Schue of Cokato, are US Coordinators for a mission team called Haitian Ministries, and it’s safe to say it has become their life work. The Schues support and work alongside Pastor Jean Paulite in the Dominican Republic. The Schues have been going on mission trips to the area for decades.
Paulite is a Haitian pastor, who has been a driving force behind the construction of six new churches and schools in the Dominican, and growing those congregations. It was not a career path he could even have fathomed when he was young.

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Three DC Chargers adapted bowling members advance to state competition

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The DC Chargers adapted bowling team just finished their season. Adapted bowling is a spring sport offered to students with disabilities through the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL).
This year’s team comprised 10 bowlers and one student manager from grades seven through 12. During the regular season, the bowlers virtually compete with others from around the state on Mondays at the Howard Lake Bowl.

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Dassel City Council reviews audit report, hears proposal for new library space

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CPA Sara Oberloh presented the city of Dassel’s 2022 annual financial report during the city council’s meeting Monday evening.
Oberloh talked the council members through the 83-page report, which presented the following highlights.

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Charger robotics team grabs state championship

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The Dassel-Cokato robotics team brought home a state title last weekend for the third time in DC history, following the 1998 wrestling team, and 2021 football team.

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Cokato City Council hears about parking challenges

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Cokato City Administrator Brad Potter, during Monday’s meeting, told the city council about some issues with natural gas that could delay the development of the industrial park.
“Natural gas is an issue right now, and I’m not getting a lot of answers,” Potter said. He was specifically referring to Centerpoint Energy charging $600,000 to extend natural gas service to the industrial park

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Swan Lake Cemetery Board rings in a new era with a different bell

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Last fall, a ridiculous crime occurred. A church bell was stolen from a small, pristine stucco chapel in the rural Swan Lake Cemetery outside of Dassel.
As the Enterprise Dispatch reported at the time, people were incredulous that not only could people stoop so low as to steal from a cemetery, but that thieves managed to finagle the 1,000 pound bell out of its very tight spot in the chapel, and make away with it.

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