Rae Lundquist of Minneapolis has had good clients and bad clients. Among the worst of the worst: older women ordering traditional wedding gowns for their daughters or their daughters-in-law.
By September, the frayed-edged Crowne Plaza Hotel on St. Paul’s downtown Mississippi riverfront will reopen as the overhauled and gleaming InterContinental St. Paul-Riverfront, two years after the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe acquired it and the nearby DoubleTree by Hilton for about $35 million from an absentee owner.
Both Dick Glatzmaier (SCSU Class of ’74) and Jim Glatzmaier (Class of ’75) went on to play baseball at St. Cloud State, where Jim also played football. They remain big Huskies baseball supporters, and established the Joe & Marie Glatzmaier Baseball Scholarship which is awarded annually at SCSU.
The Nisswa¬stämman is highlighting Arnold Anderson ’69, and his group, Stoney Brook Fiddlers. The 16th annual Nisswa-stämman Scandinavian Folk Music Festival will be June 12-13 at the Nisswa Pioneer Village.
Former Blaine Bengal and St. Cloud State Husky is a pretty patriotic guy, so when he got the call to be Captain of Team USA at the IIHF World Championships, it was the thrill of a lifetime.
Kanabec County Times — Pine Technical and Community College’s next president, Joe Mulford ’95, will start on July 1, but he spent May 27 meeting with community members and college staff in Pine City.
George Wilkes ’81 is the new president of American Time & Signal, a Dassel company that bills itself as the world’s largest manufacturer of system clocks and wireless-clock systems and market leader in integrated time solutions for education, healthcare, government and manufacturing organizations.
Mary (Brennan) Michaud ’84 is one-fourth of a fundraising team of cancer survivors called the Marrow Maniacs.
Adding more land and creating more opportunity to utilize Friedrich Park are key to St. Cloud’s request for bonding dollars.
Lt. Col. Jeff Howe ’98, Minnesota Army National Guard logistics officer, spoke at the St. Cloud Area Metropolitan Veterans Council Memorial Day parade and ceremony.
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