The Windom Police Department reported on Monday the 24th, a one vehicle accident at the intersection of Highway 60/71 and Cindy Street occurred. A 2008 Chevy Malibu was traveling south and slid into a signpost at that intersection. There was no damage to the Signpost, Moderate Damage to the Vehicle and no injuries reported.
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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources continues to look for input on how Minnesotans currently access the electronic license system and what they want in the future as systems are modernized.
A survey that allows people to provide feedback and share their experiences is open through Monday, Jan. 31, on the engagement page of the DNR website (mndnr.gov/ELS).
“Thank you to all who have registered and taken the ELS survey,” said Jenifer Wical, marketing coordinator with the Fish and Wildlife Division outreach section. “Your input is key in our efforts to gather insight on modernizing this electronic license system in Minnesota. We welcome input from anyone who hasn’t yet taken the survey.”
Feedback from current and potential users — including anglers, boaters, hunters and recreational vehicle operators — is critically important. States throughout the nation are updating their license systems to take advantage of new technology and to improve customer experience. The survey takes 10 minutes or less to complete.
To access the survey, visit the engagement page of the DNR website (mndnr.gov/ELS).
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The February menus for Lutheran Social Services Meals has been posted. LSS Meals offers delicious meal options that are available in many ways. Kelly Kleven
Site Coordinator in Windom stated that Meals are available Monday-Friday for dine in, pick up, or home delivery. To reserve a meal Kleven stated that you just have to call the office at 831-6161 a day ahead to reserve a meal. According to LSS the meals are designed by a licensed, registered dietitian to ensure that they are healthy and nutritious. Nutritionally modified meals are available for individuals with special dietary needs, such as those who have diabetes or require a controlled sodium, low fat or low cholesterol diet.
As Kleven stated, Meals are available for dine in at the Windom Community Center or you can have the meals delivered to you or your loved ones home. Deliveries are done by volunteers that take pride in delivering fresh, hot meals and provide a friendly check in, to those who may be unable to leave their homes. LSS can also provide additional meals for the weekends.
This service is funded in part by a contract from the Area Agency on Aging with funding from the Federal Older Americans Act through the Minnesota Board on Aging. Additional funds are provided by the State of Minnesota, United Ways, local communities, and other adult contributions. Approved by Donna Dunlap RD, LD Posted menu is regular diet. Diabetic, sodium, and fat restricted diets available upon request. Regular menu provides average of 700-800 calories. *If you are interested in learning about the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, please call 1-800-488-4146. SNAP or EBT Payment is accepted
If you would like to learn more about the LSS meal program here in Windom give Kelly Kleven a call at 831-6161.