Taken from the files of The Wolbach Messenger Ten Years Ago, 2015 The following donations have been received in memory of Patrick Steenson: Wolbach Cemetery: Emil and Kathryn Dubas, twenty-five dollars, Joann Dubas, twenty dollars, Jack and Lousie McIntrye, ten dollars, Leroy and Lila Studley, ten dollars, Frank and Rogene Vopat, twenty dollars, Lori Newsham, ten dollars; Wolbach Community Center: Eugene and Vall Killinger, fifteen dollars, Cheryl Kosmicki, ten dollars, Mrs. Marvin Christensen, twenty dollars; Wolbach Fire and Rescue: Frank and Deborah Bialas, twenty dollars, Vonnie Barr (ambulance fund), ten dollars, Loraine Graviette, ten dollars, Clayton and Geraldine Peterson, ten dollars; Wolbach Park Step Fund: Peggy Nealon, ten dollars, Darlene Peterson, ten dollars, Marilyn Prentice, five dollars, Peggy Nealon, in memory of Virgil Berney, ten dollars, Peggy Nealon for Norma Jean and Marvin Smits’ anniversary, ten dollars.

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Representatives from a variety of interests, state agencies, and governments gathered last week to discuss possible solutions to the erosion occurring on the west bank of the Middle Loup River south of St. Paul, but only the City of St.

Fifty-three dogs (and their owners) converged on the St. Paul Water Park Sunday evening, where they enjoyed a swim from 8:00 to 9:00 p.m. That can mean only one thing…the swimming season is over, summer is drawing to a close and school is about to start. “There were dogs that swam in the shallow water and some that wouldn’t get in,” remarked water park manager, Kristy Smith. “Others swam in the deep and went off the diving board. We even had a few little dogs that did the logs.”

CREWS with the City of St. Paul began prepping the St.