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 Hundreds of students and parents were out in force on Saturday taking part in the annual St. Peter’s Marathon to raise funds for the elementary school. Some ran, some walked and others did the course in a variety of ways. One of the school parents who did his part was Randy Johnson. Johnson was on hand for the marathon with his four kids. 18-month-old Trista got the easy ride in the cart while siblings Derick, 10, Lindsey, 7 and Blake, 4, made their way on skates and bikes. The Johnson family raised more than $300 in pledges for their contribution.
(Photo by Cliff Buchan)
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A school playground incident in Forest Lake last summer has resulted in a criminal sexual conduct charge against a Forest Lake man.
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E nrollment is leveling off in ISD 831, the school board learned last week.
One month into the new school year, the ISD 831 enrollment is now at 7044 students in grades K-12, the administration reported on Thursday, Oct. 2. The head count was taken on September 25.
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Two city council candidate forums sponsored by the Forest Lake Area Chamber of Commerce remain on the docket on two dates in October.
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As the leaves turn crimson and gold, October is a beautiful time to journey to the past and explore the popular historical sites maintained and operated by the Washington County Historical Society.
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Forest Lake resident Tom Waldren has been named to serve on the board of directors of the Minnesota Lions Eye Bank, Inc.
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With the new school year now open, the non-profit Community Scholarship Foundation has kicked off its fund-raising drive for its 2009 scholarship program.
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Neulan Midkiff, the Forest Lake man who was earlier found guilty of 21 felony counts related to a fraudulent financial scheme, will be sentenced at 9 a.m., Thursday, Oct. 16 in Minneapolis. Midkiff, 66, was charged with defrauding 519 people nationwide out of approximately $30 million in an investment scheme. After four hours of deliberation, a federal jury found Midkiff guilty of eight counts of mail fraud, eight counts of wire fraud, one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud, and four counts of failure to file tax returns. Midkiff faces a potential maximum penalty of 20 years in prison on each mail fraud count; 20 years on each wire fraud count; five years on the conspiracy count; and one year on each failure to file count. Midkiff, the founder of the Shiloh Church in Forest Lake, was indicted in December 2006 in connection with the scheme.
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