Recently after moving some boards, I noticed a sliver in my hand. While it was barely visible, its presence became a major concern. How could something so small draw so much attention to its existence? Despite other things I had planned for the day, this suddenly took top priority. When I finally dug it out, it wasn’t even large enough to measure. So why do we let little things get to us?

Beginning last Thursday, a trolley made its first of many trips from the Hilton Hotel in Rochester to the Hubbell House in Mantorville. The trolley will make the trip every Thursday evening for the rest of the year except for Thanksgiving Day.

To the Editor:
In addition to my support for two school board incumbents, Angie Richards and Mark Torkelson, I want to also acknowledge candidates Dylan Soberg and Patrick Madery. The K-M school board would benefit from Soberg and Madery as parents of school age children that are fiscally responsible while also understanding we need a strong school system.  

To the Editor:
 
Within hours of publication of the article, Suit: EPA's delay is unreasonable, (Oct. 19 edition) a neighboring factory farm operator decided to empty his manure pit. The stench is dangerously overwhelming!  It's a beautiful day, we're picking corn, and it's not safe to be outside.  

To the Editor:
 
The Kasson-Mantorville School Board election has drawn quite a bit of interest-which is a good because it is a positive thing to see people showing interest in an area of our community that is very important to our community’s growth.

To the Editor:
 
I’d like to express my support for Carla Nelson as our next State Senator.