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Torch: How technology changes relationships
Jan 12, 2017
Technology is certainly something that has developed majorly and now affects many people in their everyday lives. Technology and the social media sites we are able to access on it change the way we communicate with each other both with people you see everyday and people who are distant from you.
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Mayor Nichols institutes 'minute'
Jan 12, 2017
As part of his first Lake City City Council meeting as mayor, Mark Nichols asked his fellow council members to share something positive about the city during an agenda item called the “Mayor/Councilmembers Minute.”
Russell Boe praised the city’s ice skating rink.
Randy Klipfel said city crews have...
Religion in U.S. and Norway to be compared at history center annual meeting
Jan 12, 2017
The Goodhue County Historical Society will holds its annual meeting on Thursday, Jan. 19, beginning at 6 p.m.
The meeting will be held at the Goodhue County History Center in Red Wing. Admission is free and the public is invited but only Historical Society members may vote during the business...
Local Pheasants Forever re-organizational meeting is Jan. 16
Jan 12, 2017
The Wabasha County Chapter of Pheasants Forever is looking for people who want to join the chapter to improve wildlife habitat and get area youth outdoors pheasant hunting and target shooting.
A meeting to discuss restarting chapter programs will be held on Monday, Jan. 16, starting at 7 p.m. at...
Torch: Quality family time
Jan 12, 2017
Quality family time always has, and always will be, very important in one’s life. “I think growing up doing things together and having traditions causes close relationships,” Ashley Holmgren shared.
Ashley also acknowledged that it’s good for families to be close because they make a great support...
Quilters link hobby with heritage
Jan 12, 2017
On Wednesday, Jan. 18 from noon to 1 p.m., the Goodhue County Historical Society presents “How My (Swedish) Heritage has Influenced my Quilting Folk Art.”
Featuring two local quilting experts, this program explores the role that their Scandinavian ancestry plays in their textile creations, while...
Torch: The effect of sports injuries
Jan 12, 2017
Sports injuries show the negative parts of athletics, and unfortunately they are common, and for the most part unavoidable. When one’s health is hampered in any sport, it not only affects the athlete, but also the people around them. The injury itself is very painful, but at times the recovery...
Torch: The stress as a college student
Jan 12, 2017
“You are working for a degree in something you love, it will all be worth it,” answered Gustavus freshman Emma Gnotke when asked about stress as a college student.
One of the main causes of stress while being at college is adapting to the new life that a student has landed in. It is likely the...
Hiawatha Animal Humane Society - Pet of the Week
Jan 11, 2017
Twilight is a six-month-old “youngster” who was found as a stray, huddled in the cold, back in early November, here in Lake City. Once rescued, he quickly became a happy, outgoing kitten, eager to make new friends. He has short, silky and shiny black fur. He has been spayed and is current on all...
Year in Review 2016 - Part 2 of 3 - July-August
Jan 5, 2017
This is coverage of some of the stories that have appeared in the Graphic over the past year. This eighth section finishes July and takes us into August.
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