The Anoka County Parks and Recreation Department hereby gives public notice of its intent to aerate four Anoka County lakes to prevent winterkill of game fish. The County intends to use mobile systems which may be used at any time. The aeration systems will cause areas of thin ice and open water that fluctuate greatly. The aeration systems are intended to be used on Centerville Lake, Coon Lake, Martin Lake, and Peltier Lake. If there are any questions concerning these aeration systems, please contact Glenn Fuchs, Anoka Countys Natural Resources specialist, at 763-767-2896.
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Alpine teams open season at Wild Mountain
Freshman Morgan Tomas led the girls squad, placing 13th out of 150 skiers. (Photo supplied)
Winter’s late arrival delayed the start of the Alpine season, but the Rangers finally got their chance to test the slopes at the Wild Mountain Invite in Taylors Falls on Dec. 23. Competing against 12 other schools, each of which entered an A and B team, the Ranger boys placed fourth and 23rd, while the girls took ninth and 20th.
The boys field had 156 skiers. Senior Zac Oschenbauer (11th place) achieved the highest Ranger finish. The other scorers were eighth-grader Marcus Longsdorf (29th), sophomore Jack Callahan (34th) and sophomore Mitchell Longsdorf (47th). Zac Kenoyer and Michael Oschenbauer rounded out the first team roster.broadstreet.zone(48036);
Of 150 girls skiers, Ranger freshman Morgan Tomas finished 13th. Senior Elli Rodsjo placed 22nd. Junior Mariah Ulbricht and sophomore Kelli Bush contributed to the team score. Junior Bridget Beyon and sophomore Sam Howell
Gymnasts enjoy a winning week
The Ranger girls brought home trophies, medals, and a pineapple from the Tropical Twist Invitational at Woodbury on Jan. 7. (Photo supplied)
Forest Lake gymnasts won a dual meet, an invitational and a handstand contest last week.
The Rangers returned from their winter break with a Suburban East Conference dual against Mounds View on Jan. 5. Urged on by sophomore Julie Godar’s 8.8 in the floor exercise and freshman Sydney Nenn’s 9.0 on vault, the Rangers easily outscored the Mustangs 135.1 to 129.675.broadstreet.zone(48036);
The Rangers improved on that victory with a fantastic showing at the Woodbury Tropical Twist Invitational on Jan. 7. The varsity team soared to its best score of the season so far, 138.15, to take first place over Woodbury, Kasson-Mantorville/Triton, Richfield, Park, Tartan and Columbia Heights. Rangers scored wins in three of the four events: Godar took first place in the uneven bars (8.6), Nenn won the balance beam (9.5),
Rangers swim in elite division at U of M
The Forest Lake boys swimming team was accepted into the elite Gold division for this year’s University of Minnesota Invitational, competing in a field that included the entirety of the top 10 from last year’s state championship meet. The Gold meet was the top flight of four, above Maroon, Bronze and Tiger, and is perhaps the deepest competition in the MSHSL swimming calendar outside of the state meet. The Rangers placed 11th out of 16 with 145 points.
Minnetonka took first with 660.5.broadstreet.zone(48036);
With 38 individual points, junior Ben Chatwin was the Rangers’ top point-scorer. Chatwin placed second in the 50 free (21.57) and sixth in the 100 butterfly (54.16). Senior distance ace Wyatt Thompson accounted for 28 points with his ninth-place finishes in the 200 (1:47.16) and 500 free (4:55.60). Senior Duncan Johnson scored 16 between the 100 free (ninth, 49.82) and 200 individual medley (19th, 2:05.14).
The 200 medley relay team
Ranger Scoreboard – Jan. 12, 2017
Boys basketball 57 – 76 East Ridge
Boys basketball 71 – 56 White Bear Lake
Girls basketball 48 – 57 East Ridge
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Boys hockey – 4 Woodbury
Boys hockey 2 – 6 Stillwater
Girls hockey 1 – 2 Stillwater
Girls hockey 2 – Andover
Girls hockey 3 – 2 White Bear Lake
Dance team at Rogers Invitational
Second place, jazz and kick
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He was welcomed into Heaven by his granddaughter, Brooke T. Brunner; parents, Mary and Fred Fleck; siblings, Orval, Richard, Sam, Pearl.
He is survived by his wife, Teresa of 48 years; children, Shannon (Steven) Brunner, Lynette Fleck, Daryl Fleck, Suzette (Edward) Benford, Dale (Kyrsten) Fleck; grandchildren, Devon, Blake, Bryce, Hanna, Brody, Reyna, Brenna, Tori; siblings, LaVera “Rusty” (Harry) Gadacz, Millie Carson, Lucy Jackson, Murl (Pat) Fleck, Lester Fleck, Lesley (Judy) Fleck; many other family and friends.
Red was born on April 30, 1934 at home on the farm in Hillman, Minnesota. The county recorded his birthday as May 7, 1934, the day his father went into town to share the good news. He grew up with a love of family, farming, fishing and hunting. You could also find him at home listening to a
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