Randy D. Sheasley, 66, a faithful Christian and beloved friend passed away Tuesday, May 2, 2023 at the University of Penn Medical Center in Philadelphia. His pa
Carol Jean Rabehl, age 83 of Champlin, died peacefully on February 5, 2023. She grew up on a farm near Rochester, MN, and attended Rochester Senior High School where she met her future husband George. They were married in 1959. In 1960 George was commissioned as an officer in the Navy and Carol moved with him to four assignments on both coasts of the U.S. When he left active service in 1964 they returned to the Twin Cities to raise their family, eventually moving into their home of 50+ years in Champlin. During this time Carol earned a B.S. in Nursing at the U of M and ultimately served as a school nurse for the Anoka-Hennepin School District until she retired in 1997. Carol and George were active members at Zion Lutheran Church in Anoka and in their retirement, enjoyed the volunteer opportunities in the church community. They also pursued their love of outdoor activities including gardening, camping, fishing, hunting, canoeing, hiking, skiing and biking. Travel, both domestic and inte
The Fiesta Filipinas event gives participants a multi-sensory experience of the featured festival for the month. In the Fiesta Filipinas event featuring the Panagbenga festival, participants were given a virtual tour of Baguio and were able to participate in a dried flower arrangement activity during the live session.
MAKATI CITY, Mar. 7 Travel plans may have been affected because of the pandemic, but this did not stop foreign travelers and overseas Filipinos from experiencing Baguio’s famous “season of bloom.
Through “Fiesta Filipinas: An Online Celebration of Philippine Festivals,” over 200 live participants and about 25,000 viewers from various parts of the world were able to experience the colors, sound, smell, taste, and feel of the in-person Panagbenga celebration through this first-of-its-kind multi-sensory event on 27 February 2021.
voters will receive cards with contests for federal and state offices, as well as for state propositions and local ballot measures. for ranked choice voting contest, voters will receive a separate ranked choice ballot card. it will have instructions to rank three choices, which is new. the ranked choice ballot is designed in the side by side column format that lists the names of all candidates in each of the three columns. when marking the ranked choice ballot, voters elect their first choice in the first column by completing the aero pointing to their choice. for their second choice, voters selected different wind by completing the arab pointing to their choice in the second column. for their third choice, voters elect a different candidate by completing the arrow pointing to their choice. voters wishing to vote for qualified write-in candidate can write it in on the line provided. and they must complete the arrow pointing to their choice. keep in mind, it voters should sele