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On Dec. 28, at approximately 9 p.m., Maskwacis RCMP were called to investigate a hit-and -un collision involving a pedestrian and a minivan on Four Mile Road; located on the Samson Cree Nation. The 27-year-old female victim was treated by Maskwacis EMS and transported to an area hospital via STARS Ambulance.
Information was learned that the driver fled the scene immediately after striking the victim and police are requesting the public’s assistance in identifying the person(s) responsible for this hit and run, and with locating the suspect vehicle.
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When the coronavirus pandemic and ownership changes idled the Sunlight Mountain Inn outside Glenwood Springs earlier this year, Altai Chuluun saw a new opportunity to cultivate entrepreneurship.
For several years now, the founder and organizer of the GlenX business success summits and youth career fairs has been promoting the concept of co-working and co-learning as a way for people to do business in a group setting.
Part of that original vision was carried forth in the form of the spin-off nonprofit Coventure business incubator in Carbondale, now run by Chuluun’s former nonprofit partner Mike Lowe and Tyler Moebius.
A workforce housing proposal will have another chance in front of the St. Johns County Commission.
This month, commissioners rejected the rezoning proposal for 198 single-family units and 124 multi-family units south of State Road 16 and east of Four Mile Road, citing concerns about density, traffic and flooding.
The project would have used the county s new Workforce Housing Zoning District, which would require at least 40% of the houses to be priced at $210,000 or less.
Commissioner Jeb Smith, noting that Chair Jeremiah Blocker wasn t present for that discussion, requested at Tuesday s meeting that the Commission hear the item again. Commissioners supported the decision 5-0.
CALEDONIA â If two kringles are better than one, it stands to reason that two kringle bakeries also are better than one, particularly if you happen to be a kringle-lover living in the Village of Caledonia.
Along with hand-rolled kringles, Wisconsinâs official state pastry, the comforting, convivial Danish spirit of hygge (pronounced âhoo-gahâ) is to come to Caledonia in early 2021: Fourth-generation kringle baker Bendt âBenâ Bendtsen III announced Saturday that Bendtsenâs Bakery, an 86-year West Racine mainstay at 3200 Washington Ave., will be opening a second location in the former Johnson Bank at 6520 Northwestern Ave. (Highway 38) in Caledonia.
That Johnson Bank branch, along with five other Wisconsin locations, was closed by Racine-based Johnson Financial Group, Inc. on Nov. 13 in the wake of an ongoing industrywide shift to online and mobile banking. Other Racine County closures included Johnson Bank branches at 1525 Howe St., Racine, and 831