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Sick and safe time more of an employer concern compared to 2024 minimum wage hike | News, Sports, Jobs

NEW ULM A number of local bar and restaurant owners say they are feeling a pinch from the new Minnesota minimum wage law effective Jan. 1, 2024. State mini

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Spikin In the Street volleyball tournament brings New Ulm businesses, community together

Spikin In the Street volleyball tournament brings New Ulm businesses, community together
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Council accepts mayor s resignation | News, Sports, Jobs

cschuldt@nujournal.com NEW ULM The New Ulm City Council accepted the resignation of Mayor Robert Beussman and began the process of selecting and appointing a person to fill the vacant position mayor position, Tuesday. Beussman formally resigned as New Ulm’s Mayor on Thursday, April 15. In a letter to New Ulm citizens, Beussman said one of the reasons for his resignation was medical issues. The council thanked Beussman for his years of service and presented him with a plaque during the meeting. Beussman received a standing ovation from those in attendance. With the resignation of Beussman, the council appointed Council President Andrea Boettger as acting mayor effective April 21 until the council could appoint a successor. A vacancy was formally declared for the office of mayor before announcing the start of the selection process to appoint the new mayor.

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City tables decision on B&L Bar alley closure request | News, Sports, Jobs

City tables decision on B&L Bar alley closure request | News, Sports, Jobs
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Bar owners react to reopening | News, Sports, Jobs

fbusch@nujournal.com NEW ULM Local bar and restaurant owners reacted favorably to Minnesota’s Stay Safe Plan announced by Gov. Walz Jan. 6. Changes beginning at midnight, Jan. 11 include opening bars and restaurants at 50% capacity, with a maximum of 150 people. Parties of no more than six people must remain six feet from other parties. Bar seating is open to parties of two. Reservations are required and establishments must close between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m. “Fantastic. That’s a good start. I’m looking forward to it,” said Lamplighter Sports Bar & Grill co-owner Herb Knutson. “I think that’s something we can live with and go from there, with restrictions improving along the way. We’re excited to reopen so we can see our customers again. They’ve shown a lot of support and we appreciate it.”

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