Story archive for September 1999

Friday, Oct. 1

• Letdown doesn't drop Tigers from top of Big 9

• Where have all those pigeons gone?

• Board to examine school restructuring

• Learning life on the frontier

• Dipping into the past

Thursday, Sept. 30

• Moss cereal coming

• Facing change

• DOING LUNCH

• Lunch bunch is serving up etiquette lessons with fun

Wednesday, Sept. 29

• After-school fun

• College drinking likely to continue

• Soccer boys make short work of East

• Obituaries for Sept. 29

• Gift proves a lifesaver

Tuesday, Sept. 28

• Feathered friends

• Group seeks stricter tobacco ordinance

• Obituaries for Sept. 28

• An up-and-down tournament

• Curb the supply

Monday, Sept. 27

• New board ties community to Riverland

• Albert Lea's CC teams shine at Winona

• Pet carnival

Saturday, Sept. 25

• Homeless, not hopeless

• Tigers' homecoming spoiled by Century

• Obituaries for Sept. 26

• Survey: Local youth suicide attempts up

• Homecoming spirit

• Facing reality

Friday, Sept. 24

• Task force offers hope of new jobs

• When the POWs harvested the Hollandale crops

• ALHS boys again fit to be tied

• Utilities down after accidents

• Crowned

Thursday, Sept. 23

• AT ISSUE

• Tigers battle to a tie, ready for West

• I-35 development targeted

• Settle this dispute

Wednesday, Sept. 22

• Albert Lea soccer girls make it 3 of 4

• Caring

• 'Not' spending it?

• Interchange agreement considered

Tuesday, Sept. 21

• Obituaries for Sept. 21

• For a cure

• School levy increase OK'd

• Albert Lea soccer girls shut out Owatonna

Monday, Sept. 20

• Everyone can find someone to dislike

• Obituaries for Sept. 20

• Closing a school is one option

• Got one!

• Tiger boys top Rochester JM

Sunday, Sept. 19

• Tigers tumble at East

• Program aims at creating workforce

• Local juvenile apprehensions rank high

• Reading numbers

• Obituaries for Sept. 19

• Ready to fly

Friday, Sept. 17

• Shorthanded Tigers slip past Austin

• New light shed on Minnesota's POW camps

• Sewer report gives city black marks

• Hands on experience

Thursday, Sept. 16

• Stuck in 1975

• United Way celebrates week of caring

• Obituaries for Sept. 16

• Spike in dog bites results in concern

• Day of prayer

Wednesday, Sept. 15

• ALHS soccer boys knock off Mayo

• Ag students take high honors

• Homes evacuated after gas rupture

• Gas pipeline damaged

• Young farmers' dedication encouraging

• Obituaries for Sept. 15, 1999

Tuesday, Sept. 14

• Obituaries for Sept. 14

• ALHS girls improve against Waseca

• A-C royalty

• Reform danger

Monday, Sept. 13

• Beautiful babies

• Contractors praised, work continues

• Reform tug-of-war in the making

• Defense sparks Wolverines

Saturday, Sept. 11

• Owatonna overwhelms Tigers

• Entertaining the troops

• Discovering giving

• Center copes with criticism

• United Way kicks off '99 campaign

• Obituaries for Sept. 12

Friday, Sept. 10

• Obituaries for Sept. 10

• Albert Lea soccer girls fall to Century

• RVs to stay at Countryside

• John Polis and the Latvian connection

• Good stuff

• ALHS tennis girls fall to 1-1 in Big Nine

• County projects tax rate hike

Thursday, Sept. 9

• District honored in funding request

• At home

• Doggone dilemma

• Exol members approve doubling plant

Wednesday, Sept. 8

• Albert Lea swimmers sunk

• Board gives nod to RVs, Countryside

• All that glitters

• Higher prices loom

Tuesday, Sept. 7

• Obituaries for Sept. 7

• Region tops MDA goal

• Helping MDA

Sunday, Sept. 5

• Lice campaign continues

• Big win

• 'Lice busting' upgraded

• Tigers fall flat in football opener

• Obituaries for Sept. 5

• Back to Kindergarten

• Here, homeless are families, residents

• Knights stun GHEC

Friday, Sept. 3

• Old experiment retried with Fountain Lake water

• Albert Lea soccer boys win at East

• Obituaries for Sept. 9

• Tigers' upset bid falls short

• Breaking Away

• Confidentiality sought in pork petition

Thursday, Sept. 2

• Obituaries for Sept. 2

• College enrollment up

• Back to class

Wednesday, Sept. 1

• Survey: Some employment may decline

• Knights slam Wolverines

• Back-to-school conferences unique

• Unique, and smart

• Last day off