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St. Cloud Police Is Looking for This Man
St. Cloud Police Is Looking for This Man
St. Cloud Police Is Looking for This Man
The St. Cloud Police Department is looking to identify a male that they have on their facebook page. Alicia Mages from Tri-County Crimestoppers joined me on WJON. She says this person allegedly threatened another person with a knife after a verbal argument on November 26th at about noon on the 500 block of Highway 10 South.
Salvation Army-St. Cloud Making Progress Toward Goal
Salvation Army-St. Cloud Making Progress Toward Goal
Salvation Army-St. Cloud Making Progress Toward Goal
The "red" kettles from the Salvation Army are visible this time of year throughout Central Minnesota. Major Mike Parker from the St. Cloud Salvation Army joined me on WJON. He says they are about a quarter toward their financial goal for the season. He says the kettle goal is $200,000 and they just went over $50,000.
Tools Stolen in Waite Park; Vehicle Stolen in St. Cloud
Tools Stolen in Waite Park; Vehicle Stolen in St. Cloud
Tools Stolen in Waite Park; Vehicle Stolen in St. Cloud
Waite Park Police is reporting a burglary from a garage on the 500 block of 3rd Street South where two tool boxes were taken along with various tools. Alicia Mages from Tri-County Crimestoppers joined me on WJON. She says one of them is described as a dark gray Mastercraft tool box with oil wrenches,
St. Cloud Schools Seeing Uptick in Sick Kids, Staff
St. Cloud Schools Seeing Uptick in Sick Kids, Staff
St. Cloud Schools Seeing Uptick in Sick Kids, Staff
Illnesses are making their way through Central Minnesota. St. Cloud School Superintendent Laurie Putnam joined me on WJON. She indicates the illnesses appear to be a combination of RSV, flu, COVID and the common cold. Putnam explained they are seeing higher numbers of sick students and staff lately.
Schmitt: The Safest Type of Ice Looks Like This
Schmitt: The Safest Type of Ice Looks Like This
Schmitt: The Safest Type of Ice Looks Like This
Temperatures in the 30s over the next stretch of days won't adversely affect the making of ice in Central Minnesota. That according to Glen Schmitt from Outdoor News. He indicates that the temperatures only surpass 32 degrees (freezing) for a short period of time each day which doesn't do much to reverse the making of ice on area lakes.

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