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Roslyn Town Board accepts state tree grant, plans summer maintenance

Timothy Gibson
Saturday, June 6, 2026
Roslyn Town Board made routine maintenance and building approvals and accepted a state grant for tree removal and replanting at its board meeting June 3 at Roslyn Event Center.Board members unanimously approved a motion to accept a $9,800 state grant for tree removal and replanting, funds that will...
The first day of Webster’s farmers market was June 2 and people were set up and ready to sell their creations. Here, Danny Johnson buys salads from Betty Schmidt. “It is the world’s best salads,” said Johnson. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

The first day of Webster’s farmers market was June 2 and people were set up and ready to sell their creations. Here, Danny Johnson buys salads from Betty Schmidt. “It is the world’s best salads,” said Johnson. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

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Webster Farmer’s Market is ready for community to come

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Saturday, June 6, 2026
The first day of Webster’s farmers market was June 2 and people were set up and ready to sell their creations. Here, Danny Johnson buys salads from Betty Schmidt. “It is the world’s best salads,” said Johnson.
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Adolescent gets talk from cops about golf cart usage

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Saturday, June 6, 2026
May 28Blocked traffic at intersection of Hwy. 12 and Hwy. 25 for fire department going east.Responded to call of dog barking at W. 7th Ave.May 29Addressed golf cart violations with juvenile individual.Assisted ambulance at 600 block W. 7th St. Responded to alarm going off at business on Park...
Thomas Kuecker, now with five summers of lifeguard experience, watches over swimmers in the afternoon sun on the first day of open swim at Webster Aquatic Center, June 1. Kuecker has made two rescues in his career, but said a typical day is spent enforcing the pool rules. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

Thomas Kuecker, now with five summers of lifeguard experience, watches over swimmers in the afternoon sun on the first day of open swim at Webster Aquatic Center, June 1. Kuecker has made two rescues in his career, but said a typical day is spent enforcing the pool rules. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

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Summer starts with a splash

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Saturday, June 6, 2026
Thomas Kuecker, now with five summers of lifeguard experience, watches over swimmers in the afternoon sun on the first day of open swim at Webster Aquatic Center, June 1. Kuecker has made two rescues in his career, but said a typical day is spent enforcing the pool rules.
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What’s Up

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Saturday, June 6, 2026
Westside worshipWestside Wesleyan Church, Bristol upcoming events include worship June 7 and 14, 10:30 a.m. preceded by Sunday school at 9:30.Healing benefitHealing benefit in honor of Kermit Knapp and Judy Dohn Hommel is June 12, 4:30-8 p.m. at Webster American Legion Clubroom.
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Correction

News Staff
Saturday, June 6, 2026
In last weeks issue the article “Museum of Wildlife, Science & Industry opens for the season” should have stated the grand opening will be 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. June 13.
Webster resident Marcia Solberg exits a voting booth after casting her ballot at Webster City Hall on primary election day June 2.

Webster resident Marcia Solberg exits a voting booth after casting her ballot at Webster City Hall on primary election day June 2.

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June 2 primary election produces governor runoff, GOP candidates for Day County Commission set

Timothy Gibson
Saturday, June 6, 2026
The June 2 primary election featured firsttime candidate victories in tightly-contested races and produced an upcoming runoff for the GOP’s gubernatorial nomination.In Day County, 46.53 percent of 2,029 registered voters cast a ballot.
Day County Clerk of Courts Robin Holler stands outside of her office at the Day County Courthouse. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

Day County Clerk of Courts Robin Holler stands outside of her office at the Day County Courthouse. Reporter & Farmer | Timothy Gibson

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Holler is Day County’s new clerk of courts

Timothy Gibson
Saturday, June 6, 2026
Day County Courthouse has a new public servant who says she will never stop learning – no matter how much experience she gains.Robin Holler has worked in different roles across a number of industries, but the clerk of courts has found her new job challenging and rewarding, offering a unique lesson...
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