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Former Washington Co. Administrator Jim Schug Died Tuesday: Officials
Schug was appointed as Washington County administrator in 1994 and served in the role until his retirement in 2012.

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Schug was appointed as Washington County administrator in 1994 and served in the role until his retirement in 2012.

Residents must register with the city to participate in "No Mow May" and avoid potential penalties for code violations that month.
The board unanimously approved two ballot questions seeking increases to the district's operating and capital-project levies.
Construction is expected to start in January 2023 and continue through the summer of 2025.
No one was allowed into or out of the building while the school was locked down for about 50 minutes Tuesday afternoon, the principal said.
The Minnesota DFL Party recently endorsed Xiong's campaign to represent Maplewood, Oakdale, North St. Paul and Little Canada in the Senate.
Stillwater Area High School hosted its first-ever "Cool School" Polar Plunge on March 28 to raise money for Special Olympics Minnesota.
Washington County Attorney Pete Orput died Sunday night after a “brief but courageous” battle with cancer, officials said. He was 66.
South View Middle School hosted its first-ever "Cool School" Polar Plunge on March 30 to support Special Olympics Minnesota.
Washington County is planning to spend a large portion of its ARPA funds on public health initiatives and upgrades at its Stillwater campus.
University of Connecticut sophomore Paige Bueckers had the chance to win a national title on her homecoming to Minnesota.
Work is scheduled to restart April 15 in Wright County as part of a $350 million project to improve Interstate 94 between the two cities.
Lane closures on Interstate 94 in Wright County are expected to restart April 15, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
Orput, who revealed in 2020 that he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, said in January that he planned to retire at the end of 2022.
A team of Highlands students led by teacher Cara Rieckenberg earned third place among elementary schools for its wolf-exhibit design.
Wright county officials said they plan to spend just over $14 million on infrastructure projects and improvements.
The American Rescue Plan Act sent $2.8 billion in coronavirus-relief funding to Minnesota.
The American Rescue Plan Act sent $2.8 billion in coronavirus-relief funding to Minnesota.
The grant is expected to fund construction of a new shared-use path and sidewalks near Cornelia Elementary, according to state officials.
The American Rescue Plan Act sent $2.8 billion in coronavirus-relief funding to Minnesota.