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Samuel Martin

Samuel Martin

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Reporter, The Globe of Worthington

Worthington

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Health , Social Services, Business , Crime, Public Safety, Courts

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Total articles 704

  • Worthington City Council denies Planned Unit Development amendment

    By Samuel Martin Verified| The Globe of Worthington Verified WORTHINGTON — The Worthington City Council denied a Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment by a 3-2 vote during its meeting Monday. The amendment called for a reduction from the existing 30-foot setback requirement to a 20-foot setback requirement in PUD Development #9. The area is zoned as Resident 1(R-1) District. The amendment would have affected the homes of Efrain Patino — who sought the setback change — and a nearby Pinwood Drive Property.

    By Samuel Martin Verified · The Globe of Worthington

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Area departments respond to three fires on Wednesday

    By Samuel Martin Verified| The Globe of Worthington Verified REGION — Three fires erupted in the Worthington and Adrian area Wednesday afternoon, including two structure fires and a controlled burn that got out of control. There were no injuries reported at any of the fires. At 2:35 p.m., a garage fire was reported in the 19000 of Cory Avenue, rural Adrian. Upon arriving at the scene, the Lismore Fire Department found the garage filled with smoke. A door was opened for ventilation and water had been sprayed on its east wall.

    By Samuel Martin Verified · The Globe of Worthington

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Worthington City Council denies Planned Unit Development amendment

    By Samuel Martin Verified| The Globe of Worthington Verified WORTHINGTON — The Worthington City Council denied a Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment by a 3-2 vote during its meeting Monday. The amendment called for a reduction from the existing 30-foot setback requirement to a 20-foot setback requirement in PUD Development #9. The area is zoned as Resident 1(R-1) District. The amendment would have affected the homes of Efrain Patino — who sought the setback change — and a nearby Pinwood Drive Property.

    By Samuel Martin Verified · The Globe of Worthington

    Apr. 15, 2025

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The Globe of Worthington

Worthington, Minnesota, United States

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