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This Was Brainerd - May 13
A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1921. Written By: Terry McCollough | ×
20 years ago (2001)
(Photo) When Gary Andres put an addition on his Gary s Painting business in Baxter in 1992, he had a little shop in back. His brother Don (left) started a custom cabinet business, Wood Products Unlimited, in the space. After several years he hurt his hand, and his brother Alan (right) joined him in the business. They are now in their fourth expansion.
30 years ago (1991)
A Hopkins man allegedly struck his fishing partner in the face with an oar while on Gull Lake. They had left Bar Harbor when the boat hit a wake and the assailant was thrown to the bottom of the boat. The fight continued until they reached Grand View Lodge where the assailant tried to drown his partner. Both had been drinking.
Aging Behind Bars America s prison population has aged significantly, increasing the costs of incarceration. These four inmates show just some of the challenges older inmates bring. Andrew Burton | April 2015
Like the rest of America, the national prison population is growing older. Approximately 16 percent of prisoners today are over age 50; the number of inmates 55 and over increased nearly 1,400 percent from 1981 to 2012, according to the American Civil Liberties Union. Thanks mostly to increased health-care expenses, states spend nearly twice as much on incarcerating older inmates as they do on average prisoners.
In December 2013, photographer Andrew Burton documented the lives of aging prisoners at several correctional facilities, including two prisons in California and one in Rhode Island. His photos and captions indicate some of the challenges states face in housing this special population of prisoners.