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$30.00 Regularly $34.99
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1414 W. Main · Albert Lea 507-377-2372
Open Mon-Fri 8 am - 5 pm
You are cordially invited to the 2025 Annual Meeting of Celebrating our 86th Year in Business Saturday, April 26, 2025 · 10:30 am
1415 Hwy 13 N, Albert Lea, for the following purpose: 1) To hear the report of officers 2) To elect Directors 3) To transact such other business as may legally come before said meeting
There will be a short program. Manager Josh Fossum, Asst. Manager/CFO Beth Tuberty and Board President George Wichmann will speak. The program will be live-streamed via Bayview/Freeborn Funeral Home's YouTube page. A link to the page will be available on the Bayview/Freeborn Funeral Home website. Following the program, we invite you to visit with our Board Members and Staff and join us for a meal and fellowship.
Please join us for a brief meeting, lunch and fellowship. RSVP appreciated but not required by calling 507-373-4330 or email bayviewfuneral@gmail.com
Jurgensen, Pat Dillavou, David Thunstedt, David Paschka, John Chrz, Norm Fredin, Kathleen Muilenburg, Brian Thompson
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Signs It Could Be Time to Move to an Assisted Living Facility
social interaction that seniors may not be getting at home. If feelings of loneliness or depression are present, then the time might be right to make the move to an assisted living facility.
Assisted living facilities provide a vital service to families across the globe. The decision to move oneself or an aging relative into an assisted living facility is complicated. Though such facilities typically offer an excellent standard of care, it can still be bittersweet for an individual to leave his or her home. It also can be difficult to identify when is the best time to make such a transition. Though each individual case is unique, the following are some indicators that the time might be right to move oneself or an aging loved one into an assisted living facility.
· Physical Challenges: Many individuals move into assisted living facilities because the physical challenges of daily life have become too significant to handle alone. The NCOA notes that individuals who are feeling overwhelmed by tasks such as buying groceries, cooking and cleaning may benefit from moving into assisted living facilities that handle such tasks for them.
can increase risk for infection and illness.
· Emotional Challenges: The National Council on Aging notes that certain emotional challenges may indicate the time is right for an individual to move into an assisted living facility. The NCOA encourages individuals making such a decision independent of others to ask themselves if they are experiencing feelings of loneliness or depression. Assisted living facilities can provide much-needed
· Issues with Hygiene: The presence of additional challenges related to hygiene also may suggest a move to an assisted living facility may be beneficial. Staff at assisted living facilities can help adults who are struggling to bathe, dress themselves or use a restroom on their own. Issues with hygiene can be a byproduct of depression, and poor hygiene also
· Injuries: The NCOA notes that falls or near-falls are another potential sign that a person can benefit from moving to an assisted living facility. Falls can hurt anyone, but they can be especially damaging to aging adults. For example, the National Institutes of Health report that falls may result in loss of independence, chronic pain and reduced quality of life. Assisted living facilities are often equipped with features to reduce risk of falls, such as grab bars in showers and bathrooms and even along corridor walls. Staff also can respond quickly if residents experience a fall, providing much-needed assistance that seniors living alone or with an aging spouse may not get at home.
Various signs may indicate that the time is right for individuals to move into an assisted living facility so they can more safely navigate daily life.
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I give free appraisals of your coins 1964 and older.I am also looking to buy older coins such as silver dollars, halves,quarters,dimes and Indianhead cents.
507-477-2427 or 507-259-6460
ANTIQUES WANTED! TOYS, RED WING CROCKS, ADVERTISING SIGNS BEER, FOOD, MACHINERY GAS, OIL, ECT. & ADVERTISING TINS, CARPENTER TOOLS, GUNS, WWI WWII VIETNAM PHOTOGRAPHS, MEDALS, HELMETS, KNIVES, SWORDS, CAST IRON FRY PANS, FLOOR GRATES, PUMPS, POCKET WATCHES, JEWELRY, PADLOCKS, WEATHERVANES, CUPALAS, BARN PULLEYS, LICENSE PLATES, CLOCKS, BOTTLES, POTTERY, MAGAZINES, POSTCARDS, MARBLES, CHAUFFEUR BADGES, CATALOGS, BOOKS, ANYTHING PAPER, DECOYS, REELS, RADIOS, STERLING SILVER, COINS, TOKENS, OLD PHOTOGRAPHS, WOOD & PAPER SHELL BOXES, WOOD BOXES,SCALES, LANTERNS, LAMPS, CLOTHING, ANYTHING MADE BEFORE 1960 COUNTRYSIDE ANTIQUES 507-402-0880.
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General Notices
At our last Union Center Inc. board meeting, the board voted on and approved a motion to put our lawn care service up for bid. Bids should be submitted by Thursday May 1st. They can be submitted by email at ufcw1155rep.al@gmail.com or mailed to: Union Center, Inc. 1407 Hwy 13 North Albert Lea, MN 56007
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Albert Lea Housing & Redevelopment Authority 1 Bedroom-Public Housing Units Available for Rent
•Utilities Included •Secure Building •Onsite Laundry Application Online www.albertleahra.com or pick up an application at our office
Monday through Thursday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm 800 4th Ave South Albert Lea, MN 56007
Public Safety Telecommunicator
Rentals
Apartments
Spacious 1 bedroom 15 minutes south of Albert Lea.
$405/mo, utilities included except electric. Background checks required. No smoking! No animals! Call or text 507-456-9514.
APARTMENT HOMES FOR RENT
1&2 BEDROOM
Downtown Albert Lea
$750-$850/month
Income restrictions apply Includes water, sewer, trash. Residents responsible for gas & electricity costs. Historic building offers unique apartments, social areas, second floor patio, and coin operated laundry. Resident storage available. Off street parking. $35 application fee. $500 security deposit. No pets. Equal Housing Opportunity. Professionally managed by Paramark. 507-373-2727
Raise your hand if you want your business to make LESS money next year. We didn’t think you would.
Freeborn County is accepting applications for a full-time (40 hrs./wk) Public Safety Telecommunicator and to establish an eligibility list for future employment. Duties include answering phones and radios, evaluating information, prioritizing and dispatching emergency and non-emergency calls. Shift work is required which includes evenings, weekends and holidays. Starting minimum salary: $26.02/ hr.
Apartments
HOLLANDALE RENTALS! moke free 1 bedroom apartment open ent based on income ater trash paid. onth to month leases deposit pay plans. 507-383-4096 or 507-451-8524
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TDD: 507-451-0704 Equal Housing Opportunity
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For more information, and to complete an application, please visit the Freeborn County website at www.co.freeborn.mn.us Completed applications, along with a cover letter and resume are due by 12:00 PM on Friday, April 18th, 2025.
only $4,000 Also boat lift with new, blue canopy - $1,500 Call: 507-373-9188
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