St. Cloud News - Page 15

The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Chill Warning from 1:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. The wind chill values will generally be between 35 and 40 degrees below zero, with the coldest conditions right around sunrise.

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We have some weather related announcements for Wednesday, January 7th, 2015...

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A special birthday surprise lit up the front yard of one Sartell home. Friends, teammates and members of the community wanted to show they were thinking of Sartell native Tom Bearon, who's birthday is today.

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The airline which offers twice-daily flights between St. Cloud and Chicago has informed St. Cloud city officials they will suspend those flights a month earlier than originally announced.

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The Sartell-St. Stephen School district is frustrated with a state requirement to start school after Labor Day. The Holiday won't be until September 7th this year, the latest day it can land.

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A Sauk Rapids refrigeration company is moving this week into a bigger building, with plans to expand. Carlson & Stewart Refrigeration is moving from their current location on 9th Avenue South to a building at 189 Industrial Boulevard. Operations Manager Cory Schreifels says they're hoping to have the move completed by this Friday.

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New leaders have been chosen to lead their respective county board of commissioners in 2015.

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Despite drops in enrollment, a budget deficit and staff shortages, St. Cloud State University remains optimistic moving into 2015. SCSU President Earl H. Potter III gave his convocation address on Tuesday morning, saying the University had many successes and challenges last year.

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The National Weather Service has already posted a Wind Chill Warning for all of Minnesota for overnight tonight and through tomorrow (Wednesday) morning. And, that has a lot of parents wondering about what that means for school start times. Sauk Rapids-Rice Superintendent Dan Bittman says the school districts here in central Minnesota don't have a specific temperature or wind chill reading that they use to delay or cancel classes.

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The Welcome to St. Joseph sign could be removed in the near future.

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