DASSEL, MN – Both Dassel and Cokato fire departments and Meeker County deputies responded to a fire today, Feb. 23, Monday, at the Michael and Roxanne Olson residence at 28095 Meeker County State Aid Highway 4. More information about the fire will be in the March 2 Enterprise Dispatch.
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DARWIN, MN – Darwin Lions Club announced its officers for 2009. They are Josh Johnson, president; Dave Franzen, vice president; Kim Keithahn, secretary; and John Fink, treasurer.
DASSEL, MN – Dassel City Council Members were puzzled Tuesday why there are objections to the location of the proposed skate park in the horseshoe pits next to Saints Ball Field. They are making plans to find out what specifically the objections are.
The crowds and commotion at the ball field make more noise, and the stadium lights seem more of an irritant than the proposed 100-foot-by-80-foot skate park, according to Public Works Director Dave Scepaniak. To read the rest of the story, see the Feb. 23 Dassel Cokato Enterprise Dispatch.
DASSEL, MN – Meeker County Sheriff’s deputies found a Dassel man in a vehicle that was turned on its driver’s side in the ditch early Feb. 14. The vehicle went into the ditch after a rollover accident on 185th Street and 730th Avenue, Dassel.
Michael Paul Keller, 30, of Dassel was arrested for fourth degree driving while intoxicated after he was checked out for injuries by emergency responders from the Hutchinson Ambulance and Dassel Rescue.
DASSEL-COKATO, MN – Charter Commmunications Inc. the cable operating company for both Dassel and Cokato, said Thursday in the Star Tribune that it plans to file a Chapter 11 bankruptcy by April 1. Charter said, however, business operations will continue as usual during the financial restructuring.
DASSEL, MN – Dassel City Council paid $263,000 for steel pieces for the new pedestal water tower, and $31,000 for its control panels last Monday.
Dassel’s new $778,500 pedestal, 300,000-gallon water tower will be constructed at the southeast corner of the intersection of Highways 12 and 15 by General Construction Services of Stillwater. To read the rest of the story, see the Feb. 9 edition of the Dassel Cokato Enterprise Dispatch.
