Photo: Brown County Sheriff s Office. Squad after sustaining damage from hitting cattle. Gracie Stockton Created: July 15, 2021 05:23 PM
A deputy was injured after striking cattle in rural Minnesota early Thursday morning.
At about 2:20 a.m., Brown County Deputy Justin Bauer, 32, was responding to a call about suspicious activity at a farm in Sleepy Eye, west of Mankato.
He was traveling at a speed less than 55 mph due to fog when he hit cattle in the middle of 280th Avenue, according to the Brown County Sheriff s Office.
Bauer suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was transported by ambulance to the New Ulm Medical Center. He was released Thursday. The 2016 Ford Explorer Interceptor squad car he was in received more than $13,000 in damage, the sheriff s office said.
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Brandy Toomer, center, leads a PVC pipe workout at the Survival Fitness class program at New Ulm CrossFit. Brandy Toomer, center, leads a PVC pipe workout at the Survival Fitness class program at New Ulm CrossFit. Survival Fitness class participants do a resistance-band on the hands workout at the Survival Fitness class at New Ulm CrossFit. Brandy Toomer, left, leads a resistance-band on the legs workout at a Survival Fitness class at New Ulm CrossFit.
“Survival Fitness,” an eight-week class at New Ulm CrossFit focusing on yoga and strength training is helping women who have been through cancer.
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As the temperature neared 70 degrees under sunny skies, worshippers prayed the Stations of the Cross at the Way of the Cross in New Ulm on Good Friday. The 14 stations depicting the Passion and Crucifixion of Jesus are housed in the small enclosures along the route, leading to a small chapel at the top of the hill behind the New Ulm Medical Center.
As the temperature neared 70 degrees under sunny skies, worshippers prayed the Stations of the Cross at the Way of the Cross in New Ulm on Good Friday. The 14 stations depicting the Passion and Crucifixion of Jesus are housed in the small enclosures along the route, leading to a small chapel at the top of the hill behind the New Ulm Medical Center.
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William F. âBillâ Seemann
New Ulm Bill Seemann, 82, of New Ulm peacefully passed away at his home in the warm embrace of his family on Feb. 3. A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Bill was born on July 14, 1938 to Cora and Amor Seemann. Bill is survived by his wife Joanne of New Ulm. They were blessed to be married for 63 years. They had 5 children. Todd (Jodi) Seemann of Cass Lake, Keri (Keith) Doetkott of Arlington, Kimi (Doug) Pomplun of Fairfax, Troy (Kim) Seemann of Hutchinson, and Kathi Lietzau. They have 15 gandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. Also survived by one brother Dennis (Claudia) Seemann of Edina and one sister Jane (Jim) Krzmarzick of Owatonna.