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Sirens and flashing lights have been part of Dallas Tronvold’s life for a long time, actually his whole life. So, it’s understandable that 24-year-old Dallas is following in the footsteps of his dad, Alan Tronvold, who has been an EMT for 33 years. Last week, Dallas joined a select group of EMS (Emergency Medical Services) professionals by passing his exam joining the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT). The NREMT is nationally recognized by all 50 states, which means that all states recognize the NREMT as a valid credential for EMT license reciprocity.
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Avon Class of 1980 got together for their 45th reunion this past weekend. Pictured are, back row from left: Mark Siewert, Tim Voigt, Lori (Odens) Kocmich, Kay (Westling) Whalen, Barb (Poppe) Schroeder, Dennis DeJong, Jim Lukkes, Laurie (Hieb) Lockwood; front row; Karen (Wynia) Jelsma, Julie Greenfield, Julie (Koupal) Rysavy, Helen (Raysby) Bailey, those not pictured were Peggy (Reiff) Eggers and Mark Reiff. There were 14 of 28 that were able to attend. They reported it was funny how the topic of discussions now is our health, joint replacements, meds and such. Pirate Pride, Class '80' Rules!! Courtesy photo.
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Charles Mix County Sheriff Randy Thaler would like to remind campers to lock their vehicles and property and to keep property out of sight as much as possible especially during the night hours while camping after a recent incidents.
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From the Files of the Lake Andes Wave
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