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St. Cloud Fire Department Names New Interim Chief

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI
Jennifer Lewerenz
Feb 5, 2021 | 4:48 AM
Jennifer Lewerenz/KNSI News

(KNSI) – The St. Cloud Fire Department has a new interim chief following the recent retirement of Dean Wrobbel.

Wrobbel, who retired from the department at the end of last month, is being replaced for the time being by Bill Mund. Mund spent more than 30 years as a member of the St. Cloud Fire Department and was chief for 12 of them. He retired five years ago.

St. Cloud Mayor Dave Kleis tells KNSI Mund knows the job and the department well and will keep things running smooth.

The city is working to find a new chief to lead the department of 70 firefighters.

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(KNSI) – The Minnesota State High School League has approved a maximized winter sports season.

The Board of Directors voted in favor of a 30% reduction in games with a maximum of two per week and allowing three in the last two weeks of the season for COVID-19 related rescheduling.

The MSHSL has also announced a practice schedule for winter sports:

  • Dance – November 9th
  • Boys hockey, adapted floor hockey, and boys basketball – November 23rd
  • Alpine/Nordic skiing, wrestling, boys swimming and diving, and girls hockey – November 30th
  • Gymnastics and girls hockey – December 7th

The MSHSL also decided on guidelines for fall postseason events:

  • Girls tennis tournaments run from October 5th through the 17th.
  • Boys and girls’ soccer section tournaments go from October 12th through the 24th and only two games per week.
  • Boys and girls cross country sections will take place the week of October 12th
  • Girls swimming and diving sections will take place the week of October 19th.

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