The law firm of Grinley & Tukua has relocated its office to 115 Bridge Avenue East in downtown Delano. The firm now shares its office space with the MacLean Law Office.
Grinley & Tukua Law Office has served the Delano area since 1975.
The firm includes Richard Grinley, attorney; Kristi L. Tukua, attorney; and Christine Cole, secretary/legal assistant.
This firm offers professional knowledge and extensive experience (Grinley has been in practice since 1975, and Tukua since 1976).
Tukua has served as in-house legal counsel for two large, multi-national corporations and as legal counsel for non-profit organizations.
Grinley and Tukua have also served as officers and directors of the Delano Area Chamber of Commerce.
Grinley is active in the Delano Lions, and is a Vietnam veteran and retired Navy Reserve lawyer.
Grinley & Tukua Law Office provides its clients friendly, discreet, fair, and timely service.
The firm works in a wide variety of real estate matters, and offers full service to the entrepreneur, including business formation, buy-sell agreements, organization documents, and ongoing consulting for all events in business life.
Help is provided from agreement to closing on sale and purchase of a business, adding partner(s), or buyout.
The firm has extensive experience in estate planning, wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and estate settlements.
The firm also provides advice and representation in civil litigation.
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Looking for unique treats and delicious eats?
You can find both the weekend of Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 13-14. Plan to visit Delano High School’s craft and vendor Fair Saturday, Feb. 13 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., where one can purchase items from a variety of crafters and independent sales consultants.
On Sunday, take your sweetie out for a Valentine’s Day omelet breakfast at the Delano Legion from 8:30 a.m. to noon.
For tickets or more information call Sharon Raskob at 763-478-2166 or Peg Max at 763-972-3545.
Both events benefit the 2010 grad party, an annual event for graduating seniors on the night of commencement.
The party, which is planned and chaperoned by parent volunteers, provides a fun, safe, drug and alcohol-free way for graduates to celebrate. All 2010 graduates are invited to attend free of charge thanks to contributions from parents, business donations and fundraisers.
In the past, as many as 99 percent of the graduates have attended the grad party.
Joe McDonald of Delano recently received a National Photographic Award for his photo of Delano resident Mike Wanchena, titled “Tormented Soul.”
Each year, image creators from around the world submit photographs in the hopes that their images will be accepted into the Professional Photographers of America (PPA) International Photographic Exhibition.
From those accepted images, an exclusive few are selected for the PPA International Loan Collection. Only a small percentage of the total images submitted ever make it to this level.
“Taking part in print competition gives a photographer the opportunity to grow and excel at his or her craft. Because competition causes image creators to look at the details, participating in such competitions will make you a better photographer,” explained McDonald.
WRIGHT COUNTY, MN – In one of the first bipartisan debates of the gubernatorial election season, 20 candidates tried to differentiate themselves from other Republican, Democratic-Farmer-Labor, and Independence party candidates.
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CHANHASSEN, MN — A wind chill advisory was issued by the National Weather Service through 10 a.m. Thursday, with wind chills expected to reach from 25 to 35 below.
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The General Federated Women’s Club (GFWC) of Delano is planning its annual Snowflake Luncheon for Saturday, Feb. 6 at the Delano Legion, located at the corner of US Highway 12 and Bridge Avenue in Delano.
Social time is set for 11:30 a.m., with the luncheon to follow at noon. The event will feature entertainment and prize giveaways.
The GFWC encourages first-timers and returning guests to come to the luncheon. “It is a fun and entertaining event that we all look forward to,” said Alice Fink, committee member.
Entertainment will be presented by Rena Haus Trio.Minneapolis singer/songwriter Rena Haus rolls folk music, blues, and jazz into unforgettable performances that are somehow always intimate, no matter the venue.
Her trio consists of Ed Pesche on electric guitar and her brother, Bob Haus, on the fretless bass.
Tickets for the Snowflake Luncheon are available from all GFWC members: Lisa Blodgett, Chris Brazelton, Alice Fink, Jennifer Halverson, Kay James, Bernice Kittock, Donna Laidlaw, Lucille Ludescher, Ann Lundsten, Marlene Muckenhirn, Jeanie Pilarski, Lorraine Statema, Pat Sawatzke; Downtown Beauty, Mary Thies, Dorothy Tulkki, Judy Vanderlinde, and Norma Wandersee.
GFWC uses all proceeds for the betterment of the community.
Anyone interested in joining or finding out more about GFWC may call its president, Jennifer Halverson, at (952) 994-1128.
