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ADvantage DODGE COUNTY

Formerly the Dodge County Independent Shopping News

PRSRTSTD ECRWSS U.S. Postage Paid Kasson, MN Permit No. 11

Wednesday | November 15, 2017

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Gary Stahl

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y uncle, Gary, found a lump on his head on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017. He went to the clinic and initially found out it was a Lymphoma, a fatty mass of cells. After many tests, we later found out that the mass was, in fact, a tumor. The tumor measured 3 inches by 1.25 inches. On October 4, we found out that this tumor was a Plasma Sarcoma, a form of blood cancer. Our body has white blood cells that “tum on’ when they find infection in the body, and ‘turn off’ when the infection is gone. Unfortunately, Gary’s didn’t ‘turn off’ like they were supposed to, and they have since grown into a large mass of cells. He is currently going through an intense round of radiation to attempt to beat the beast we are fighting.

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Corn harvest lingers on

Staff photo by Howard Lestrud

The corn harvest continues in many farm communities in Steele County and throughout southeastern Minnesota. Emptying corn just east of Ellendale is Rick Johnson of New Richland. Harvest has been hampered and dragging out because of snow and wet conditions throughout most of the fall.

Leadership for successful employee management to be offered in St. Charles “Leadership for Successful Employee Management,” a labor management workshop, will be taught at the St. Charles City Hall. Nathan Hulinsky, extension educator; Bob Milligan, professor emeritus; and other extension educators will teach the three-session course. The workshop will feature a wide variety employee management topics aimed at helping farms attract and retain employ-

ees. Through hands-on activities, tool development, and class discussions, participants will create an employee handbook and build leadership skills. Hulinsky explains, “Labor management is a top concern for many farmers. It is hard to find and keep good employees. This class will help farmers develop leadership skills and risk management tools to set themselves up for successful labor management.”

MFU and Farmers Union Insurance invest in 40 Square The Minnesota Farmers Union (MFU) Executive Committee voted on Nov. 3 to approve the organization’s purchase of shares in 40 Square Cooperative Health Solutions, a new health care cooperative for Minnesota farmers. MFU, a grassroots organization, has its heritage in the cooperative model. 40 Square is a relevant example of farmers forming a cooperative to collectively address a need. “Ever since farmers in Jackson County started organizing for fairer commodity prices in the early 1910s, MFU has been a strong backer of new cooperatives,” said Gary Wertish, President of MFU. “We supported legislation passed this year that allowed Minnesota farmers and agribusinesses to form cooperatives for health care, which

makes groups like 40 Square possible. We are happy to make this investment in 40 Square.” Farmers Union Insurance Agency, an MFU-owned company serving the insurance needs of Minnesotans, is supporting the marketing efforts of 40 Square. The majority of FUIA agents have signed up to write 40 Square health care policies for their farmer customers. “Farmers Union Insurance Agency is always seeking sustainable health insurance options for Minnesota’s farm families and their employees, and we feel 40 Square will be a viable option today and into the future,” said Rodney Allebach, President and General Manager of FUIA. “We are proud to partner with Minnesota Farmers Union and 40 Square by taking a stake in this partnership.”

Classes meet on Dec. 11, Dec. 21, and Jan. 4, 2018. Each class meets from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Two one-hour webinars will be held on Dec. 18 and Jan. 11 to discuss implementation of course tools and foster further learning. Merchants Bank and Minnesota Dairy Initiative are sponsors of the program. North Central Extension Risk Management Education has provided grant

USDA appoints executive director for Farm Service Agency in Minnesota The Trump Administration recently appointed Joe Martin as the new State Executive Director (SED) for the USDA Minnesota Farm Service Agency (FSA). Martin will join the Minnesota FSA team on Monday, November 13. Martin is a graduate of the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. He has nearly 20 years of experience working within the non-profit, government and private sectors of agriculture, including time with the Minnesota and American Farm Bureau Federations. He has also served as an appointed assistant commissioner at the Minnesota Department of Agriculture and worked as an independent agriculture consultant. Martin is a lifelong Minnesotan, raised on a farm in Central Minnesota. He now lives in rural LeSueur County where his family farms and where he and his wife, Staci, run a small cattle operation. The Farm Service Agency serves farmers, ranchers and agricultural partners through the delivery of effective, efficient agricultural programs. The agency offers farmers a strong safety net through the administration of farm commodity and disaster programs. FSA continues to conserve natural resources and also

provides credit to agricultural producers who are unable to receive private, commercial credit, including special emphasis on beginning, underserved and women farmers and ranchers. Under the direction of Secretary Sonny Perdue, the USDA will always be facts-based and data-driven, with a decision-making mindset that is customer-focused. Secretary Perdue leads the USDA with four guiding principles: to maximize the ability of American agriculture to create jobs, sell foods and fiber, and feed and clothe the world; to prioritize customer service for the taxpayers; to ensure that our food supply is safe and secure; and to maintain good stewardship of the natural resources that provide us with our miraculous bounty. And understanding that we live in a global economy where trade is of top importance, Secretary Perdue has pledged to be an unapologetic advocate for American agriculture. As SED, Martin will use his leadership experience to oversee FSA programs in a customer-focused manner to ensure a safe, affordable, abundant and nutritious food supply for consumers.

funds. Cost is $45 per person and $70 per farm due to sponsorship and grantor funds. Space is limited. Registration is open. To register, please visit https://z.umn. edu/30g5. For more information on the workshop, please call or e-mail Nathan Hulinsky, 218236-2009 or huli0013@umn. edu.

Minnesota Crop Report

Minnesota farmers took full advantage of the 4.7 days suitable for fieldwork and harvested 19 percent of the statewide corn acreage during the week ending November 12, 2017, according to USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service. Other field activities included baling corn stalks, moving cattle off pasture, spreading fertilizer, and working on fall tillage. Topsoil moisture supplies rated 0 percent very short, 2 percent short, 84 percent adequate and 14 percent surplus. Subsoil moisture supplies rated 1 percent very short, 6 percent short, 82 percent adequate and 11 percent surplus. Corn for grain harvest advanced 19 percentage points, but remained 12 days behind the 5-year average, bringing the total harvest to 79 percent complete. Corn moisture content of grain at harvest averaged 18 percent. The sunflower harvest was 93 percent complete, 4 days ahead of last year’s pace.

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& Snowmobile Financial Services, Inc., Member FINRA, SIPC, Bromley 635-5000 701 8 St.Woodbury SE Suite#=2, Gary and Registered Investment Advisor. Kasson 720 North Main St. McKern Financial Group, Inc. & Woodbury Financial Services, Inc. are unafﬁliated entities. 507-634-4314 (Hwy. 57) Mantorville

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Lawn & Garden Equipment Repair

Our business is making your business look good. • Residential & Commercial • Awnings • Lighted Sign Cabinets • 3-Dimensional Letters • Truck and Fleet Identification • Vehicle Striping and Graphics • Banners • Installation & Service

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Earl’s Small Engine Repair 507-775-6456

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Open: M- F 8-6 p.m.; Sat. 8-12 p.m. Closed Sun. 1009 Frontage Rd. NW Byron, MN

TAXES

Kasson Liquor Store

507-634-7250 (Office) 507-634-4250 (Fax)

506 West Main St., Kasson

DOSTAL ELECTRIC INC.

KRC SPECIALIZES IN:

(1 mile east of John’s SuperValu on old 14)

63531 209th Ave. Dodge Center, Minnesota

HELP YOU WITH YOUR HOME CONSTRUCTION NEEDS! FULL SERVICE CONTRACTOR

•Windows •Siding •Doors

SERVING THE AREA SINCE 1992

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Providing electrical, low voltage, and trenching services for commercial, farm and residential.

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Kevin Dostal, President Ofﬁce: 507-374-2828 Fax: 507-374-6003

HANDYMAN

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Matt Leth ∞Residential ∞Light Commercial

635-5516

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LAWN CARE

HAZARDOUS WASTE SERVICES: Households & Businesses in Dodge County can bring their hazardous waste (paints, cleaners, etc...) to the Olmsted County Hazardous Waste Facility in Rochester, 305 Silver Creek Road NE, Phone (507)-282 2470. Hours: 9:00 AM — 5:00PM Monday - Friday and 8:00 AM on Saturday.RECYCLING No cost to households but fees are charged for business waste.

SELF-HAUL DISPOSAL WASTE & RECYCLING SERVICES:

Jason Ogilvie • Handyman Specialist •

•Remodeling

•Sewer & drain

•Water conditioning

Lic. #59550-PM

507.421.8494

Todd Beaver • Hayﬁeld, MN

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ROE’S SIDING

cleaning

•Service repairs

507-477-3141

Home Care & Repair LLC

SIDING

Retaining Wall & Pavers

•New construction

Serving entire Directory Area.

No Job

IS TOO SMALL!

TAXES •A division of Service Pros

634-7618

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Pet Clinic

Dr. Kristi Frost Dr. Molly Anderson Dr. Sam Johnson Vaccination, Surgery & Medicine. Call for appt. (507)775-6738 25 Frontage Rd. NE, Byron www.facebook.com/ByronPetClinic

WASTE REMOVAL

HAZARDOUS WASTE SERVICES: Households & Businesses in Dodge County can bring their hazardous waste (paints, cleaners, etc...) to the Olmsted County Hazardous Waste Facility in Rochester, 305 Silver Creek Road NE, Phone (507)-282 2470. Hours: 9:00 AM — 5:00PM Monday - Friday and 8:00 AM on Saturday. No cost to households but fees are charged for business waste.

SELF-HAUL DISPOSAL WASTE & RECYCLING SERVICES: Households and Businesses can bring trash, debris, recyclables, and yard waste to the Dodge County Transfer Station and

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Households and Businesses can bring 13 West Main Street, Kasson trash, debris, recyclables, and yard waste Kasson Mini Mall West Main Street to the Dodge County Transfer Station and Kasson, MN 507-634-4307 Recycling Center located between Kasson TaxesCInvestments*CPayroll and Mantorville, 62236 240th Ave. Phone (507)-634-7875 or toll free at (888)-600AccountingCInsurance 5169. Hours: 8 AM to 6 PM Monday, 8 AM DC Transfer/Recyc Ctr_DC Transfer/Recyc Ctr 8/21/15 1:41 PM Page 1 IndividualsCFarmsCBusinesses to 3 PM Tuesday - Friday, and 8 AM to Narveson Well_Narveson Well 8/21/15 1:34 PM Page 1*Securities and Investment Advisory Services offered through Noon Saturday. No cost for recyclables Woodbury Financial Services, Inc., Member FINRA, SIPC, and Dodge Center, MN but fees are charged for other items. Registered lnvestment Advisor. Phone 527-2055 after 6 p.m. McKern Financial Group, Inc. & Woodury Financial Services, Inc. are unafﬁliated entities.

Carolyn’s Business Services BYRON • Individual & Business Taxes • Accounting & Payroll • Ofﬁce Management Services Carolyn Fey, Owner

Let Kevin Rieck Construction LLC

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634-2771

Doing Business locally 45 years.

Jeannine and Gerry Hensley pause for a photo in their new restaurant.

Jeannine Hensley’s dream came true at last The Arkansas native was set to open her restaurant, Misplaced Magnolia Southern Bistro and BBQ, on Nov. 13 in downtown Kasson. The establishment at 111 W. Main St., in part of the former Leuthold’s building, features Southern entrees including Memphis-style pulled pork sandwiches, Memphis-style dry-rub ribs, Texas beef brisket, and Southern smoked chicken. The overall theme: “Where the Mid-South meets the Midwest.” “We’re excited for everyone to come in and see the place and enjoy some food,” said Hensley, a Kasson resident who owns the restaurant with her husband, Gerry. “We really wanted to do something that was not only good for us, but good for the community. I’m looking forward to giving Kasson one more place to stay and eat, instead of driving to Rochester.” “We’re very excited,” Gerry Hensley said. “It’s been a dream of Jeannine’s for a long time. I’m just glad we can finally make it a reality.” Leuthold’s closed in 2006 after more than 140 years in business. The Hensleys purchased the 1900 building in 2010 and began

renovating it early this year. They kept much of its rustic look, digging down five layers to restore the original wooden floor and repainting the old-time ceiling. There is room for 48 diners. “We love it,” Jeannine Hensley said. “We like the character of it.” Magnolia trees are populous in Arkansas. The Hensleys moved to the area when Gerry was hired by the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, and a friend dubbed Jeannine “a misplaced Magnolia.”

She has worked at several barbeque establishments over the past 30 years. She and Randy have about 12 employees – eight full-time – in the Kasson store. Hensley’s secret to good, Southern-style barbeque? “It’s a very traditional dry rub, smoked low and slow,” she said. “Everyone is going to wake up to the smell of dry rub and brisket.”

Jeannine Hensley, center, talks with employees Mark Smith and Dondee Johnson at her Kasson restaurant, Misplaced Magnolia Southern Bistro & BBQ. Hensley and her husband, Gerry, were set to open the store Nov. 13 in the former Leuthold’s building.

More Magnolia Misplaced Magnolia also will feature sandwiches, salads, soup, burgers, and Southernthemed appetizers including fried green tomatoes, “gator bites,” and catfish nuggets. The “veggies board” will change weekly and seasonally. Entrees cost from $8 to $12, depending on the order. The restaurant is open from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday. Call 634-6646, visit misplacedmagnolia.com, or see the Facebook site for more information.

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30 West Main St. 634-7618

Sen. David Senjem District 29

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K-M Care & Share Auction Thursday, November 16th

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5 pm Pulled Pork Dinner & Silent Auction

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Here are just a few of the fabulous items up for bid from our generous donors... Located at: •Home Federal Savings Bank •Kasson Hardware Hank •County Seat Coffeehouse •Care & Share Auction Event

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Auctioned by Maring Auction

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Taste the rainbow basket ........................................................... 1 Stop Realty Peanut brittle .................................................................................. Sue Alberts Lighted brick snowman................................................................. Sue Alberts Dance gift basket ..................................................... Allegro School of Dance Cooler/Scheels gift card...........................................................Alvin E Benike Marble top coffee table....................................................Angstman, Julianne Wooden flag ................................................................................FRED ASCHE Cast iron cooking set .......................... Baker, Borgstrom-Durst Accounting 2 Gopher Men’s basketball tickets 12/23 game..Bigelow Homes-Tony Bigelow 4 MN Twins tickets 4/15/2018 .......................Bigelow Homes - Tony Bigelow 5 sets of jumper cables .............................................................Lynn Boynton Numbered bernie fuches golf print ...........................Kendall & Julie Boyum Lg. golf print ................................................................Kendall & Julie Boyum Wagon full of toys....................................................................... Bremer Bank Dramed pheasant print............................................Byron Sportsman’s Club $250 clock repair gift certificate ....................................Colonial Clock Shop Wall clock ........................................................................Colonial Clock Shop Dining gift cards ....................... Community News Group - Melanie Dobson Salt and water packages .....................................................................Culligan Homemade desserts ........................................................ Daniels Restaurant 5 dozen truffles ..............................................................Dibble Funeral Home Printing services .........................................................Dodge County Printing Rising Sons framed artwork ...................................................... Eide Designs Norwex gift basket ..................................................................Renee Erickson Essential oils basket .............................................................. Holly Eisenman $250 gift certificate ..................................................... Josh Fjerstad Painting Perfectly Posh gift basket ...........................Katie Freerksen, Perfectly Posh 60x50” Vikings blanket................................................Friends of the Auction Knife set .......................................................................Friends of the Auction 16” bike w/training wheels ..........................................Friends of the Auction Tea kettle ......................................................................Friends of the Auction Cookie jar auction items .............................................Friends of the Auction Painting print by Jim Hansel ...................................... Chuck & Jeri Gauthier Handcrafted jewelry ..................................................John & Sandy Hasseler Queen size quilt .................................................. Holy Family Quilting Group Twin size quilt ..................................................... Holy Family Quilting Group Barnwood lamp .............................................................................meat bundle Home Federal Savings Bank ...............................................clerking services Gift Cards ................................................................. Houston’s Garden & Gift (4) $50 gift cards .......................................................................Hubbell House Travel train set ............................................................ Don & Donna Johnson Tupperware Items .....................................................................Jennifer Baker Filled Cookie Jars .................................................................Taher employees

Cookie jar ...................................................................... Just like Home SACC Jewelry/perfume set ............................................................ Kasson Eye Care BMW watch .......................................................................... Kasson Eye Care Table top grill ....................................................................... Kasson Eye Care Wash tub drink cooler ...............................................Kasson Hardware Hank Holiday décor ............................................................ Kasson License Bureau Budweiser fire pit .....................................................................Kasson Liquor Bud Lite grill ..............................................................................Kasson Liquor Baked goods/mo for a year.................................Kim Kiefer & Kristi Hanson Christmas tree quilt ....................................... K-M Happy Sew’n Tell Quilters Wake up & smell the coffee basket ....................................KM School Board Santa hat decoration ................................................................. Deb Landherr Rodan & Fields skincare ....................................... Liza Larsen, Edina Realty MN Gopher tool box ...........................................................M & N Enterprises Green Bay packer tool box ................................................M & N Enterprises Cookie jars ......................................................................... The Peterson Kids Thirty-One Products ..................................... Lisa Peterson, Thirty-one Gifts (2) $80 tax prep certificates ................................ McKern Financial Services Area rug ...............................................................Midwest Flooring Solutions 2 tickets dec 12th game ......................................... Minnesota Timberwolves 42” Vizio TV ............................................................................. Minnesota WiFi Hair care basket ...................................... Angie Moore, Cutting Loose Salon Raffle items ................................................................................. Rose Pappas Refurbished dresser ............................ Papa Bears Workshop (Jerry Harris) End table ......................................................................Papa Bears Workshop Rootbeer/legion lunch basket ..............................................Barb & Bob Pike Homemade fudge...................................................................Barb & Bob Pike Jars of honey ....................................................................................Ted Pletta Farm scene print ............................................Prairie Meadows Senior Living John deere toolbox.......................................................Ries, Roger & Brenda Cookie jar .....................................................................................Ries, Brenda Grumpy old men basket ...................Root River Lures LC - Wayne Carrigan Chiminea ........................................................................... Schott Distributing Gift certificate ..................................... Shear Envy Salon - Stephanie Gosse Homemade baked goods .................................................... Lorraine Spading 2 filled cookie jars ............................................................... Lorraine Spading 3 doz cookies/mo for a year.............................St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Plexus basket .........................................................................Tripp, Samantha Fresh produce .............................................................. Witzel Farm & Garden Wine and dinner basket ..................................................... Ziebell Law Office Assorted pen & ink ............................................................. Father Jim Zotalis Assorted framed prints ...................................................... Father Jim Zotalis

THANK YOU TO OUR CASH DONORS: Beth Tollefson Swenke/Ims Company St. John’s Church Quilters Dan & Lisa Schwab Father Jim Zotalis Pat Bigelow Painting On Site Computers

Kasson Chamber of Commerce Kasson Dental Joseph & Bonnie Holecek The Marvin Dorschner family Team O’Malley Counselor Realty Bright’s Hardwood Floors, LLC John & Kathryn Bondy

American Legion Auxiliary Post 333 Anderson, Barb Abel Signs Klaus & Barb Alberts St. Peter’s Church State Farm American Legion Post 333

K-M Care & Share is a Kasson Chamber of Commerce sponsored event, along with the help of many other civic organizations, businesses and generous citizens.

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Four DIY projects for your first home “Where should I start?” It’s a question many homeowners ask themselves. DIY is a great place to start for new homeowners. DIY projects are very versatile - they can easily be adapted to your skill level, budget and desired project. With a little extra time and creativity,

you can transform your home. Other benefits to choosing a DIY project are that they are typically more cost-effective than the alternative and they offer an added sense of ownership and pride in your home. Since DIY project ideas are endless, it’s important to choose

ones that will improve your home’s value at a reasonable cost. A DIY project should make your life easier and more enjoyable. These are some top recommended DIY projects for firsttime homeowners. They won’t break the bank but they will deliver a bang for your buck.

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Great location close to all schools and bike path. Home features new laminate flooring on main floor with original wood floors upper level, formal dining, fireplace, 3BR and den/office, new deck, 3 car garage. MLS#4083634 $209,900

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1. Add crown molding or update casing and trim. The addition of crown molding to the top of interior walls is a subtle change with big impact. Casing, which is the trim around doors and windows, can also make a huge difference. The replacement of dated crown molding, casing or trim can make a room look newly updated. Go one step further with a fresh coat of paint on the walls, and you’ll basically have an entirely new room. For more information on how to install crown molding, check out these simple steps. 2. Replace doors. Doors are often forgettable, but don’t have to be. Replace hollow core bedroom, bathroom and closet doors with wood alternatives for an instant dash of richness. And don’t limit yourself to traditionally-styled options. From specialty woods to glass panels, there are plenty of options to choose from. 3. Clean and refinish your wood deck. As long as your wood is in good shape, all you need is deck cleaner and wood stain to turn something dated into the focal point of your backyard. You can buy deck cleaner at your local hardware store. Wood deck stains are available there or at a paint store. You’ll be amazed to see weathered

wood look like new again. If you haven’t cleaned or refinished a deck before, here are step-bystep instructions. 4. Update your closets. Add built-in shelving or simply streamline clothes hangers for an organizational boost you’ll thank yourself for every day. Or you can tackle a popular closet upgrade: lining a traditional closet with cedar. Natural cedar looks great, smells great and keeps moths and mildew away. It’s a classic and high-end upgrade that’s not terribly expensive or time-intensive. When your friends or family open your closet, they will be pleasantly surprised.

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Use tongue-and-groove cedar to line some or all of an existing closet. You can leave baseboards in place if they’re thicker than the cedar. If not, remove them with a pry bar before the cedar installation. Use nails to attach the cedar to the wall studs, or adhere them with a construction adhesive. Prepare to feel like a bona fide fancy grown-up when it’s done! These are just a fraction of the many DIY projects possibilities. The most important piece of advice is to have fun and don’t be afraid to try new things. The more DIY projects you complete, the more confident you’ll feel. To get started, pencil in a dedicated DIY day on your calendar and enjoy the process!

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PENDING! Nicely updated 3 bedroom home with a 1 car attached garage and a 30x36 detached heated garage with hot and cold running water. Several great features like main ﬂoor laundry/mud room, newer kitchen, open ﬂoor plan, 6 panel doors, furnace, air, windows and siding 11 yrs old, 100 amp in house and garage, deck, shed all on a large fenced lot... This is the affordable home you have been looking for! MLS#4083140 $139,900

Nice location with great views of the countryside and the Oak Golf Course. This 4 bedroom 2 bath home has everything you need with an open floor plan. Basement is fully finished and new flooring was just installed. Sit on the deck and enjoy the views & wide open spaces. MLS#4083595 $219,900

This newly updated home has a modern look with a large yard & quiet neighborhood just minutes from Rochester. The updates include a new furnace, water heater, windows, doors, bathroom, kitchen remodel, ﬂooring, garage doors and a spacious deck. Only a short walk to the park and baseball ﬁeld. Seller will escrow funds for a new septic to be installed. System has been designed & bid. MLS#4083347 $169,900

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If you need more space, don’t miss out on this well maintained ranch style home! This house has had many updates to the bathrooms, kitchen, and living room. Enjoy an established neighborhood right across from the school! The living room was a new addition in 2009, all three bathrooms were remodeled in 2016, the kitchen counters and back splash were new in 2017, and the shingles were replaced in 2017 too! This home has TWO laundry rooms, one on each ﬂoor. Heated garage with plenty of space, and extra storage in the shed out back! The yard is totally private and fenced in. This home has it all! MLS#4080623 $209,900

4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home, only FOUR years old! Open concept main ﬂoor with center island/snack bar and pantry in kitchen. Dining area with access to backyard deck. Spacious master with full bath and walk-in closet. Large foyer with open staircase. Fully ﬁnished basement with large family room, 2 bedrooms and full bath. MLS#4080072 $233,000

58413 220TH ST., AUSTIN

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Beautiful 6 bedroom home with ample space for the whole family. Open kitchen layout with center island & big pantry. Gas fireplace in living room. Master bedroom w/ walkin closet & private bath. Main floor laundry. Finished basement w/ in-floor heat, rec room, bedrooms & more. This home has too many amenities to list. All on a quiet dead end road, backed up to a wooded area, open fields and scenic views! MLS#4082959 $249,900

73134 185TH AVE., HAYFIELD

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Impressive home well maintained & nicely updated. Enjoy the vast living areas & gorgeous views of this property. Grand entry area steps to open living area with high vaulted ceiling & a wall full of windows looking out to a wooded view. Open kitchen with lots of counter & storage space. Main floor master suite with walk in closet & full bathroom with jetted tub. The 2nd floor overlooks the living area and has 2 bedrooms and a full bathroom. Basement has an exercise room, craft room , newly finished bathroom & bedroom. Beautifully landscaped with trees plants & flowers. Enjoy an evening fire on the stone patio or go into the woods for a more natural campfire evening. Wooded area with walking trails and a private pond. This area is host to abundant wildlife, ducks, deer, songbirds and much more. Attached garage provides convenient parking & the detached garage gives more parking & a heated workshop area. This home has everything you want & need. MLS#4080284 $409,900

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PENDING! Enjoy this well maintained, one owner home located on this very private lot. This home features beautiful hardwood floors, cedar lined closet & a finished basement with bar. South facing windows allow great views of the backyard full of flowers & mature trees. Need additional storage or a workshop?... Take a look at the extra garage for all the toys! School bus services for Hayfield or Austin Schools. MLS#4081469 $154,900

Cheaper than rent, this 2 bedroom bungalow is a great buy. Nice kitchen cabinetry and an open combination living & dining area with a patio door that opens to shaded backyard patio. Extra room potential in the 2nd ﬂoor loft. 2 car garage and a full concrete driveway. All appliances stay with the property. This home everything you need for the right price! MLS#4081849 $54,900

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Make your relocation a smooth one In an effort to leave the unemployment line behind them, many men and women have decided they would relocate for jobs if the opportunities presented themselves. According to the Atlas Van Lines 2012 Corporate Relocation Survey, 52 percent of all relocations in 2011 were new hires. That’s not only reflective of people’s willingness to move for new opportunities, but also companies’ willingness to help new hires make smooth transitions. Whereas many companies were forced to reduce or eliminate their relocation budgets during the depths of the recession, more and more of them now have more money to help candidates relocate. Finding a company that’s willing to incur some, if not all, of an employee’s relocation costs is certainly one way to make the process go smoothly. But even those who can’t find such a willing employer don’t have to rule out relocation. The following are a few ways to make relocating for your career as successful as possible.

limited. But many policies leave room for exceptions, so men and women should not be afraid to negotiate. The company may offer additional benefits to entice you to relocate, but the applicant has to ask about those benefits.

of firms give an employee two weeks or less to accept an offer to relocate. So you likely won’t have enough time to find your next place to call home. In such instances, consider temporary housing, ideally offered by the company. If the company does not provide temporary housing, then stay with a friend or family member or contact realtors and explain your situation. A real estate agent should be able to help you find temporary housing and can then help you once the relocation is complete and you’re ready to find a permanent residence.

•Do your homework. Companies often expect quick responses when they offer out-oftowners a position. Applicants likely won’t have enough time between receiving the offer and meeting their deadline to accept or deny the position to do all of the research that needs to be done. Before applying for positions within a given city, learn about the city, including the cost of housing, the reputation of the city’s school districts, and anything else that will ultimately have an impact on your decision to move or stay put. If possible, visit the city before beginning your job hunt. If you find the city fits your lifestyle, then begin your pursuit of a career.

•Know the repayment provisions. While many people consider their decision to relocate a success, others find their new job and city are falling short of expectations. That can be a sticky situation if your new company helped pay for your relocation. Before accepting the job offer and relocating, ask to read the relocation policy and make note of its repayment provisions. Some firms that help relocate new hires or existing employees have the right to ask for those costs back if the employee leaves the company within a given time frame. Know these provisions before you decide to relocate.

•Don’t overlook temporary housing. Many firms provide temporary housing for new hires or existing employees who relocate. This option should not be overlooked. Firms expect quick answers when asking an existing employee or a new hire to relocate. In fact, the Atlas survey found that 72 percent

•Don’t be afraid to negotiate. The Atlas relocation survey noted that 87 percent of the firms surveyed had a formal relocation policy. These policies can run the gamut from very accommodating to extremely

Relocating for an employment opportunity is one way men and women are navigating a difficult job market.

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