Guidelines and application for up to $25k for small businesses with 25% decrease in revenue can be found here: http://www.raedi.com/doing-business-here/olmsted-county-grant-program.php
Let me start this with, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WASTE MANAGEMENT IS THE WORST!!!!!!!!!
That being said I am on the prowl for a new garbage company, I seem to remember finding a list of every company licensed to collect garbage in Olmsted county online in the past but I can't seem to find it. Anyone able to help?
Also should mention that most companies won't service my address since I am just barely to far Northeast.
Hello,
I'm relatively new to MN and also new to guns.
Have permit to purchase. Bought a Glock.
I want to carry so I just passed the required class. I had seen the application that needs to be processed, but during the class they mentioned that Olmsted county requires you to file in person.
Is this typical of other counties throughout MN or is it Olmsted playing big government and putting in an additional step to make it just that much more difficult to get the permit?
Is it an interview or is there someway that showing up in person can cause it to be declined?
For the permit to purchase I did it all with paper forms dropped in mailbox slot, so I'm curious why the experience for a carry permit is different.
Thank you all.
You know you're getting old when you think the milk venders should be between the Funnel Cake and Mini Donuts venders.
New pup in the house is overdue for vaccines and seems to be limping. There’s too many choices, so I’d love to hear where everyone else has had success. Feel free to share negative experiences too so I know who to avoid. Thanks!
It was announced today that forty-one years after her remains were discovered, Walker County Jane Doe has been identified. Her name was Sherri Ann Jarvis. She was fourteen years old, and she was from Stillwater, Minnesota.
She had apparently been in state custody after being removed from her family due to truancy, but ran away. Neither her family nor the state were able to locate her after that. They do not know why she was in Texas. According to her family, Sherri loved animals and horseback riding.
Her remains were discovered on November 1, 1980, just hours after she had been brutally beaten and sexually assaulted.
update: https://www.kagstv.com/article/news/local/walker-county-jane-doe-1980-murder-case-unsolved-new-details/499-af34ef36-5e76-43b1-9413-f339d206c118
https://dnasolves.com/articles/walker_county_jane_doe/?fbclid=IwAR1H4JaPRkeozVnX-t1awwwQ7uNjKRk7fwc9puABfEv5N-4MO1PAGLp1ZZ0
info about her case: https://unidentified.wikia.org/wiki/Sherri_Jarvis
Apologies if I missed anything, there was a press conference that was streamed on Facebook Live but I have not had the chance to watch it yet.
EDIT: I wanted to add some details I gathered after watching the press conference. Sherri ran away sometime around her 14th birthday in March 1980, so she had been alive but missing for about 7 months before she was murdered. She WAS reported missing by her family and they even hired a private investigator to help locate her to no avail. Her case was probably closed and records destroyed after she would have been 18, so she would not have been in any databases.
Her family received a letter postmarked from Denver after she ran away that stated she would come home after she turned 18, and this was the last communication they received from her.
Her brother said she had ran away before after she started hanging with a bad crowd; older men believed to be involved in criminal activity.
EDIT 2: I forgot to add that the three witnesses who believe: they saw Sherri prior to her death asking for directions to the Ellis Prison are unfortunately now deceased.
EDIT 3: An article with more information about Sherri’s life https://www.twincities.com/2021/11/12/14-year-old-girl-identified-as-victim-in-1980-texas-cold-case-homicide-had-forest-lake-stillwater-connections/
Learn more about the small business relief grants here: http://www.raedi.com/doing-business-here/olmsted-county-grant-program.php
The Olmsted County State of Minnesota Small Business Relief Grant program closes this Sunday at 11:59 PM. Up to $25,000! Tell your favorite local businesses - there's still time! Apply here: http://www.raedi.com/doing-business-here/olmsted-county-grant-program.php
