![]() Civil penalties may also apply if the placement of such material contributes to a motor vehicle crash, creates injury to a person, or causes damage to a motor vehicle that runs off the road. Violation of the law, Minnesota Statute 160.27, is a misdemeanor. In addition, state law says that signs may not be placed on private land without the consent of the landowner. I am grateful to the people who come to my drive-thru with a smile, even after waiting for several minutes to get their coffee or specialty, for the quick stories or jokes to brighten my day, for those who “pay it forward” and surprise the next person in line, for the generosity of extravagant tips that let us know we are appreciated.įor our chamber, city and county officials and other groups and individuals who seek out creative ways to be progressive and show continued support, I am grateful.Īs political campaigns get underway for November elections, the Minnesota Department of Transportation reminds campaigners that state law prohibits placement of private signs on highway right of way in Minnesota. It’s comforting and part of the reason I love calling this community home. We grow stronger together … we are not alone. It’s proven that when we are out of our comfort zones, we grow stronger. ![]() Navigating apath that wasn’t needed before this pandemic now has become our newnormal. So I just want to say “Thank You.” Thank you to my community for the continued support for Luverne’s small businesses. ![]() There are many ways we can deal with these difficulties, but facing it with gratitude is a secret I have learned along the way. Those were just stories now here I am experiencing obstacles that will alter the future I had planned. I remember listening to my grandparents tell of the Dirty Thirties, the polio epidemic, the difficulties of too wet, too dry, or storms that damage homes and fields. We are learning new ways to deal with lifewhen it throws a curve ball. Let’s continue to manage pandemic restrictions while participating in the normal - but revised - summer activities, eating out and purchasing locally. While the process may not be as fast as some would like, moving forward with caution will prevent surges in the virus and keep from dialing back because we moved forward too quickly. Turning the dial slowly to allow more activities in our communities is the right way to handle the health and safety by keeping all residents in mind. While the CARES money will help to abate income losses, our businesses will also need to keep up innovative ways to engage the public to keep their businesses going. Tuesday night, commissioners met with municipal and township leaders encouraging them to disburse CARES funds just as quickly. Within days of applying, the county will write $5,000 checks and the money will be in the hands of those who can use an economic boost. The simple application is available online and requires people to honestly indicate that COVID-19 has adversely affected their income. On Tuesday commissioners approved an grant application to disburse $500,000 to businesses in Rock County. The Star Herald is giving another thumbs up to the government leaders who recognize that the federal CARES dollars need to get out to our business owners quickly and efficiently. One area that hasn’t been healthy in recent months is our Main Street businesses and restaurants. We need to continue listening to health officials and continue measures that keep everyone safe and healthy in our communities. Scientists warn that bringing people together in large groups leads to spikes in virus diagnoses. Now the Chamber is organizing Hot Dog Nite (see the news story and ad) with shared images of hot dog eating and wiener dog beauty contest.Īn advantage of social distancing is that more family members are doing activities together. This past weekend the Luverne Area Chamber and other organizers found acceptable social distancing activities to celebrate July 4. We want to recognize our community activity organizers who are creatively moving forward during this coronavirus pandemic by continuing our annual summer celebrations with interesting social distancing twists.Ī thumbs up to the Luverne Area Chamber for their recent activities and the Helping Build Communities Stronger, who are organizing this Saturday’s fireworks display in Hills.
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