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June 15, 2020

NEW CASES OF COVID-19 DROPS TO 230, NEW DEATHS FALL TO SIX IN MINNESOTA

The Minnesota Department of Health is reporting 230 new cases of COVID-19 and six new deaths. The 230 new cases represent the lowest one-day total for new cases reported since April 27. The six new deaths are the fewest since there were zero reported deaths on April 13. All the numbers are below –

Updated June 15, 2020
Updated daily at 11 a.m., with data current as of 4 p.m. the previous day.

Data is for cases that were tested and returned positive. All data is preliminary and may change as cases are investigated. Many data points are collected during case interviews. Data presented below is for all cases, regardless of interview status. Data for cases pending interview may be listed as “unknown/missing.”

Not all suspected cases of COVID-19 are tested, so this data is not representative of the total number of people in Minnesota who have or had COVID-19. Cumulative numbers are since Jan. 20, 2020.

Daily Update:

Because all data is preliminary, the change in number of cumulative positive cases and deaths from one day to the next may not equal the newly reported cases or deaths.

30,693 Total positive cases (cumulative)
230 Newly reported cases	6 Newly reported deaths

Newly reported cases detail

County	Number of newly reported cases
Anoka	18
Becker	1
Carver	1
Chisago	2
Clay	2
Cottonwood	4
Dakota	18
Hennepin	94
Isanti	1
Itasca	1
Jackson	1
Lyon	5
Mower	1
Pennington	1
Ramsey	57
Rice	6
Scott	8
Sherburne	1
Stearns	1
Swift	1
Washington	3
Wright	1
Yellow Medicine	1
Unknown/missing	1

Cases removed*: 8

* Cases are removed for many reasons including residence in another state, duplication of cases, and false positive reports.

Newly reported deaths detail

County of residence	Age group	Number of newly reported deaths
Anoka	60-69 years	1
Anoka	70-79 years	1
Hennepin	60-69 years	1
Hennepin	70-79 years	1
Hennepin	80-89 years	2

Residence type	Number of newly reported deaths
Private Residence	2
Long-term care facility/Assisted living	4

Testing

Total approximate number of completed tests: 422,922

Testing data table

Date reported to MDH	Completed tests reported from the MDH Public Health Lab (daily)	Completed tests reported from external laboratories (daily)	Total approximate number of completed tests
3/28	470	1,055	18,082
3/29	245	964	19,291
3/30	156	888	20,335
3/31	176	1,340	21,851
4/1	300	702	22,853
4/2	102	1,881	24,836
4/3	56	1,290	26,182
4/4	108	1,555	27,845
4/5	30	1,432	29,307
4/6	46	1,132	30,485
4/7	90	1,460	32,035
4/8	80	1,373	33,488
4/9	93	1,738	35,319
4/10	107	1,652	37,078
4/11	93	1,533	38,704
4/12	56	1,134	39,894
4/13	39	746	40,679
4/14	128	1,063	41,870
4/15	137	1,559	43,566
4/16	110	1,346	45,022
4/17	126	1,340	46,488
4/18	123	1,359	47,970
4/19	66	1,166	49,202
4/20	124	718	50,044
4/21	214	1,535	51,793
4/22	230	1,900	53,923
4/23	216	2,275	56,414
4/24	296	2,784	59,494
4/25	172	2,443	62,109
4/26	71	2,493	64,673
4/27	149	1,868	66,690
4/28	268	3,078	70,036
4/29	253	6,829	77,118
4/30	429	3,918	81,465
5/1	277	4,208	85,950
5/2	302	3,428	89,680
5/3	70	3,094	92,844
5/4	231	3,837	96,912
5/5	266	2,900	100,078
5/6	323	4,156	104,557
5/7	336	4,679	109,572
5/8	254	4,622	114,448
5/9	232	4,681	119,361
5/10	68	5,232	124,661
5/11	278	5,025	129,964
5/12	355	3,658	133,977
5/13	301	6,996	141,274
5/14	1,074	5,660	148,008
5/15	548	8,580	157,136
5/16	717	7,251	165,104
5/17	232	5,749	171,085
5/18	132	6,257	177,474
5/19	601	5,776	183,851
5/20	531	6,426	190,808
5/21	394	7,886	199,088
5/22	742	8,980	208,810
5/23	1,069	7,827	217,706
5/24	86	6,895	224,687
5/25	86	6,567	231,340
5/26	162	6,780	238,282
5/27	254	9,273	247,809
5/28	652	9,293	257,754
5/29	667	9,716	268,137
5/30	0	8,436	276,573
5/31	0	6,882	283,455
6/1	0	4,181	287,636
6/2	1,061	6,609	295,306
6/3	652	15,245	311,203
6/4	375	10,560	322,138
6/5	930	10,108	333,176
6/6	1,087	9,323	343,586
6/7	735	8,809	353,130
6/8	44	7,727	360,901
6/9	300	8,581	369,782
6/10	673	11,365	381,820
6/11	765	12,636	395,221
6/12	1,031	11,784	408,036
6/13	828	9,027	417,891
6/14	254	4,777	422,922

Due to delays in deduplication of results data are subject to change.

More about testing data

As of 6/5, tests are reported per test instead of per person to account for changes in testing capacity and for individuals who are tested more than once over the course of the pandemic.
Due to civil unrest in St. Paul and surrounding areas, the MDH Public Health Lab was closed from 5/30 – 6/1. COVID-19 specimens were not accepted and no tests were run during this time. When possible, samples were re-routed to partner laboratories.
Results from 4/29 and 6/3 included a backlog of tests loaded into our system. Previously we were not updating tests reported for past dates; going forward we will be updating that historical data.

Minnesota Case Overview

Total positive cases: 30,693
- Number of health care workers: 3,198

Positive cases by date specimen collected data table

Specimen collection date	Positive cases	Cumulative positive cases
3/5	1	1
3/6	0	1
3/7	1	2
3/8	0	2
3/9	3	5
3/10	6	11
3/11	10	21
3/12	22	43
3/13	19	62
3/14	28	90
3/15	38	128
3/16	51	179
3/17	67	246
3/18	23	269
3/19	18	287
3/20	16	303
3/21	24	327
3/22	22	349
3/23	44	393
3/24	51	444
3/25	58	502
3/26	63	565
3/27	75	640
3/28	47	687
3/29	38	725
3/30	98	823
3/31	93	916
4/1	57	973
4/2	83	1,056
4/3	63	1,119
4/4	39	1,158
4/5	59	1,217
4/6	113	1,330
4/7	102	1,432
4/8	102	1,534
4/9	103	1,637
4/10	95	1,732
4/11	74	1,806
4/12	58	1,864
4/13	148	2,012
4/14	153	2,165
4/15	156	2,321
4/16	165	2,486
4/17	182	2,668
4/18	120	2,788
4/19	126	2,914
4/20	276	3,190
4/21	262	3,452
4/22	306	3,758
4/23	512	4,270
4/24	518	4,788
4/25	339	5,127
4/26	385	5,512
4/27	675	6,187
4/28	601	6,788
4/29	680	7,468
4/30	648	8,116
5/1	620	8,736
5/2	335	9,071
5/3	340	9,411
5/4	824	10,235
5/5	641	10,876
5/6	634	11,510
5/7	818	12,328
5/8	712	13,040
5/9	281	13,321
5/10	231	13,552
5/11	827	14,379
5/12	664	15,043
5/13	729	15,772
5/14	793	16,565
5/15	798	17,363
5/16	342	17,705
5/17	311	18,016
5/18	971	18,987
5/19	855	19,842
5/20	767	20,609
5/21	973	21,582
5/22	792	22,374
5/23	391	22,765
5/24	356	23,121
5/25	403	23,524
5/26	787	24,311
5/27	680	24,991
5/28	571	25,562
5/29	456	26,018
5/30	168	26,186
5/31	141	26,327
6/1	578	26,905
6/2	483	27,388
6/3	515	27,903
6/4	402	28,305
6/5	402	28,707
6/6	165	28,872
6/7	136	29,008
6/8	456	29,464
6/9	441	29,905
6/10	350	30,255
6/11	258	30,513
6/12	152	30,665
6/13	19	30,684
6/14	3	30,687
Unknown/missing	6	30,693

Due to the need to confirm reports and reporting delays, current week data may be incomplete.

More about positive cases

As of 5/13/2020, total case data is represented by the date of specimen collection.

Patients no longer needing isolation

Patients no longer needing isolation: 26,609

More about patients no longer needing isolation

Patients no longer needing isolation represents individuals with confirmed COVID-19 who no longer need to self-isolate. As of 5/18/2020 patients no longer needing isolation does not include those who have died; the cumulative number was adjusted to reflect that change.

Deaths

Deaths: 1,304
- Deaths among cases that resided in long-term care or assisted living facilities: 1,034
Probable COVID-19 Deaths*: 31
* COVID-19 listed on death certificate but a positive test not documented for the person.

Deaths data table

Date reported	Newly reported deaths (daily)	Total deaths
3/21	1	1
3/22	0	1
3/23	0	1
3/24	0	1
3/25	0	1
3/26	1	2
3/27	2	4
3/28	1	5
3/29	4	9
3/30	1	10
3/31	2	12
4/1	5	17
4/2	1	18
4/3	4	22
4/4	2	24
4/5	5	29
4/6	1	30
4/7	4	34
4/8	5	39
4/9	11	50
4/10	7	57
4/11	7	64
4/12	6	70
4/13	0	70
4/14	9	79
4/15	8	87
4/16	7	94
4/17	17	111
4/18	10	121
4/19	13	134
4/20	9	143
4/21	17	160
4/22	19	179
4/23	21	200
4/24	21	221
4/25	23	244
4/26	28	272
4/27	14	286
4/28	15	301
4/29	18	319
4/30	24	343
5/1	28	371
5/2	24	395
5/3	24	419
5/4	9	428
5/5	27	455
5/6	30	485
5/7	23	508
5/8	26	534
5/9	24	558
5/10	20	578
5/11	13	591
5/12	23	614
5/13	24	638
5/14	25	663
5/15	20	683
5/16	17	700
5/17	22	722
5/18	9	731
5/19	17	748
5/20	29	777
5/21	32	809
5/22	33	842
5/23	10	852
5/24	17	869
5/25	12	881
5/26	18	899
5/27	33	932
5/28	35	967
5/29	29	996
5/30	30	1,026
5/31	14	1,040
6/1	10	1,050
6/2	22	1,072
6/3	14	1,086
6/4	29	1,115
6/5	33	1,148
6/6	22	1,170
6/7	16	1,186
6/8	11	1,197
6/9	20	1,217
6/10	19	1,236
6/11	13	1,249
6/12	25	1,274
6/13	9	1,283
6/14	15	1,298
6/15	6	1,304

More about deaths

Deaths are for those who have died from COVID-19.
Probable COVID-19 Deaths have COVID-19 listed on death certificate but a positive test not documented for the person. Because there was no positive test, these individuals are not included in total positive cases.

Hospitalization

Total cases requiring hospitalization: 3,630

Hospitalized as of today: 353
- Hospitalized in ICU as of today: 186

Hospitalization data table

Date reported	Hospitalized in ICU (daily)	Hospitalized, not in ICU (daily)	Total hospitalizations	Total ICU hospitalizations
3/19	1	6	7	1
3/20	2	3	7	2
3/21	4	2	12	4
3/22	5	5	12	5
3/23	5	7	21	5
3/24	7	8	25	7
3/25	12	14	35	12
3/26	13	18	41	13
3/27	17	17	51	17
3/28	13	17	57	17
3/29	16	23	75	24
3/30	24	32	92	25
3/31	26	30	112	32
4/1	27	27	122	40
4/2	38	37	138	49
4/3	40	46	156	32
4/4	42	53	180	69
4/5	48	58	202	77
4/6	57	58	223	90
4/7	64	56	242	100
4/8	64	71	271	105
4/9	63	82	293	119
4/10	64	79	317	131
4/11	69	76	340	138
4/12	74	83	361	146
4/13	74	83	361	146
4/14	75	102	405	155
4/15	93	104	445	175
4/16	103	110	475	188
4/17	106	117	518	202
4/18	111	128	561	215
4/19	116	112	574	226
4/20	126	111	602	241
4/21	117	120	629	253
4/22	107	133	660	262
4/23	104	164	712	274
4/24	111	167	756	281
4/25	109	179	797	291
4/26	115	170	829	301
4/27	122	170	861	316
4/28	120	194	912	324
4/29	119	201	950	337
4/30	130	235	1,044	358
5/1	118	251	1,096	380
5/2	135	254	1,159	404
5/3	155	218	1,199	426
5/4	166	230	1,271	444
5/5	182	252	1,350	475
5/6	180	263	1,405	488
5/7	182	253	1,459	512
5/8	198	275	1,549	540
5/9	180	296	1,612	556
5/10	199	235	1,657	581
5/11	194	258	1,716	600
5/12	199	297	1,799	625
5/13	199	295	1,851	647
5/14	203	295	1,915	663
5/15	200	298	1,985	679
5/16	225	268	2,039	700
5/17	221	266	2,090	716
5/18	229	259	2,128	731
5/19	229	316	2,221	750
5/20	212	338	2,308	773
5/21	229	337	2,380	787
5/22	233	301	2,432	806
5/23	215	353	2,534	832
5/24	207	346	2,588	841
5/25	248	357	2,676	869
5/26	258	312	2,709	886
5/27	260	338	2,796	902
5/28	242	364	2,880	924
5/29	259	333	2,936	938
5/30	263	326	3,011	960
5/31	257	298	3,047	971
6/1	253	296	3,086	981
6/2	248	289	3,134	1,003
6/3	254	283	3,203	1,022
6/4	244	268	3,253	1,033
6/5	220	258	3,289	1,044
6/6	206	267	3,336	1,044
6/7	199	251	3,367	1,043
6/8	198	254	3,401	1,052
6/9	199	256	3,441	1,068
6/10	193	234	3,482	1,083
6/11	196	215	3,522	1,091
6/12	191	212	3,557	1,093
6/13	191	199	3,581	1,104
6/14	186	183	3,610	1,110
6/5	186	167	3,630	1,121

Case Demographics

Age

Age group data table:
Including age group of deaths

Age Group	Number of Cases	Number of Deaths
0-5 years	614	0
6-19 years	2,297	0
20-29 years	5,829	2
30-39 years	6,234	9
40-49 years	4,901	14
50-59 years	4,341	62
60-69 years	2,662	151
70-79 years	1,516	256
80-89 years	1,447	448
90-99 years	798	338
100+ years	44	24
Unknown/missing	10	0

Gender

Gender data table

Gender	Number of Cases
Male	14,799
Female	15,316
Other	11
Unknown/missing	567

Race & Ethnicity

Race and ethnicity data table:
Including race and ethnicity of deaths

Race	Number of Cases	Number of Deaths
White	11,257	905
Black	6,649	92
Asian	2,172	41
American Indian/ Alaska Native	259	16
Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander	68	1
Multiple races	621	7
Other	3,998	18
Unknown/missing	5,669	224
Ethnicity	Number of Cases	Number of Deaths
Hispanic	6,861	40
Non-Hispanic	17,698	976
Unknown/missing	6,134	288

Likely Exposure

Likely exposure data table

Likely Exposure	Number of Cases
Travel	1,075
Congregate Living Setting (staff or resident)	6,887
Health Care (staff)	1,976
Community (known contact with confirmed case)	9,187
Community (no known contact with confirmed case)	6,817
Unknown/missing	4,751

Not all cases among health care workers have a likely exposure as health care staff.

Residence

Cases by County of Residence

County of residence is confirmed during the case interview. At the time of this posting not all interviews have been completed.

County of residence data table:
Including county of residence of deaths

County	Cases	Deaths
Aitkin	13	0
Anoka	1,760	90
Becker	50	0
Beltrami	23	0
Benton	193	3
Big Stone	13	0
Blue Earth	163	2
Brown	19	2
Carlton	80	0
Carver	271	2
Cass	11	2
Chippewa	56	1
Chisago	80	1
Clay	506	36
Clearwater	5	0
Cook	1	0
Cottonwood	110	0
Crow Wing	90	9
Dakota	1,730	74
Dodge	59	0
Douglas	48	0
Faribault	27	0
Fillmore	20	1
Freeborn	220	0
Goodhue	94	7
Grant	6	0
Hennepin	10,281	720
Houston	5	0
Hubbard	5	0
Isanti	50	0
Itasca	59	12
Jackson	48	0
Kanabec	13	1
Kandiyohi	546	1
Kittson	1	0
Koochiching	9	0
Lac qui Parle	3	0
Lake	1	0
Lake of the Woods	0	0
Le Sueur	52	1
Lincoln	6	0
Lyon	214	2
McLeod	54	0
Mahnomen	6	1
Marshall	12	0
Martin	143	5
Meeker	50	1
Mille Lacs	28	1
Morrison	54	1
Mower	651	2
Murray	43	0
Nicollet	95	11
Nobles	1,620	6
Norman	17	0
Olmsted	778	12
Otter Tail	83	1
Pennington	51	0
Pine	96	0
Pipestone	14	0
Polk	67	2
Pope	10	0
Ramsey	3,992	190
Red Lake	4	0
Redwood	10	0
Renville	12	0
Rice	694	3
Rock	25	0
Roseau	6	0
St. Louis	123	14
Scott	536	4
Sherburne	267	2
Sibley	25	2
Stearns	2,108	19
Steele	175	0
Stevens	1	0
Swift	20	1
Todd	373	2
Traverse	5	0
Wabasha	21	0
Wadena	10	0
Waseca	33	0
Washington	799	37
Watonwan	98	0
Wilkin	15	3
Winona	84	15
Wright	378	2
Yellow Medicine	10	0
Unknown/missing	56	0

County of residence is confirmed during the case interview. At the time of this posting not all interviews have been completed. The county residence data may not equal the total number of reported positive cases.

More about location data

We will not release specific locations for any patients being tested in order to protect patient privacy.

Residence Type

Residence type data table

Residence Type	Number of Cases
Private residence	21,715
Hotel/Motel	49
Long-term care facility/Assisted living (LTCF)	3,316
Residential behavioral health	475
Homeless (sheltered)	90
Homeless (unsheltered)	30
Jail/Prison	342
College/University/Camp Dormitory	4
Work dormitory	3
Other	59
Unknown/missing	4,610

MN DOC: COVID-19 Testing of People Incarcerated in MN Prisons

Weekly Report

Weekly COVID-19 Report: 6/11/2020 (PDF)
This report includes more detailed information, including demographics and more data on cases among health care workers. Updated every Thursday.
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Care Facilities

Congregate Care Facilities with Exposures, by County

Exposure is defined as a person diagnosed with COVID-19 who either visited, worked, or lived at a congregate care facility while they were contagious.

County	Facility
Anoka	Arbor Oaks Senior Living
Anoka	Autumn Glen Senior Living
Anoka	Blaine White Pine I
Anoka	Blaine White Pine II
Anoka	Camilla Rose Care Center LLC
Anoka	Cherrywood Advanced Living – Andover
Anoka	Crest View Lutheran Home
Anoka	Crest View on 42nd
Anoka	Crest View Senior Communities Blaine
Anoka	Edgemont Place Alzheimer’s Special Care Center
Anoka	Edgewood Blaine LLC
Anoka	Epiphany Assisted Living
Anoka	Homestead at Anoka
Anoka	Landmark of Fridley
Anoka	New Perspective Columbia Heights
Anoka	River Oaks of Anoka
Anoka	Royce Place Assisted Living
Anoka	Select Senior Living of Coon Rapids
Anoka	The Estates at Fridley
Anoka	The Estates at Twin Rivers
Anoka	The Farmstead
Anoka	The Harbors Senior Living
Anoka	The Homestead at Coon Rapids
Anoka	Walker Methodist Plaza
Blue Earth	Cottagewood Senior Community Mankato
Blue Earth	Pillars of Mankato
Benton	Good Shepherd Lutheran Home
Brown	St. John Lutheran Home
Carver	Auburn Meadows Assisted Living
Carver	Nagel Assisted Living
Carver	River Oaks at Watertown
Carver	SummerWood of Chanhassen
Chippewa	Clara City Care Center
Clay	Eventide Lutheran Home
Clay	Lilac Homes Assisted Living
Clay	Lilac Homes Assisted Living & Memory Care Dilworth
Clay	Moorhead Rehab and HCC
Cottonwood	Good Samaritan Society Windom
Cottonwood	The Lodge at Mountain Lake
Crow Wing	Good Samaritian Society Bethany
Crow Wing	Minnesota Teen Challenge
Dakota	Augustana Health Care Center of Apple Valley
Dakota	Arbors at Ridges
Dakota	Benedictine Living Community Northfield
Dakota	Brookdale West St. Paul
Dakota	Eagan Pointe Senior Living
Dakota	Emerald Crest Burnsville
Dakota	Inverwood Senior Living
Dakota	Lilydale Senior Living
Dakota	Orchard Path
Dakota	Sanctuary at West St. Paul
Dakota	Southview Acres Healthcare Center
Dakota	The Commons on Marice
Dakota	The Moments of Lakeville
Dakota	The Rosemount Senior Living at Steeple Center
Dakota	The Rivers
Dakota	Vista Prairie at River Heights
Dakota	Woodlyn Heights Healthcare Center
Dodge	Fairview Care Center Dodge Center
Douglas	Grand Arbor
Faribault	Friendship Court
Freeborn	Fountain Centers
Freeborn	Good Samaritan Society Albert Lea
Freeborn	St. John’s Lutheran Assisted Living
Freeborn	St. John’s Lutheran Home
Freeborn	St. John’s Lutheran The Woodlands
Goodhue	The Gardens at Cannon Falls
Hennepin	Augustana Assisted Living
Hennepin	Augustana Chapel View Care Center
Hennepin	Augustana Emerald Crest
Hennepin	Aurora on France
Hennepin	Benedictine Senior Living at Steeple Pointe
Hennepin	Benedictine Health Center of Minneapolis
Hennepin	Brookdale Plymouth
Hennepin	Brookview a Villa Center
Hennepin	Bywood East Health Care
Hennepin	Catholic Eldercare on Main
Hennepin	Castle Ridge Care Center
Hennepin	Cedars at St. Louis Park A Villa Center
Hennepin	Centennial Gardens
Hennepin	Champlin Shores
Hennepin	Cherrywood Pointe of Plymouth
Hennepin	Copperfield Hill – The Lodge
Hennepin	Cornerstone Assisted Living
Hennepin	Covenant Living of Golden Valley
Hennepin	CSL Rose Arbor LLC
Hennepin	Deephaven Woods
Hennepin	Ebenezer Care Center
Hennepin	Ecumen Prairie Lodge
Hennepin	Eden Prairie Senior Living
Hennepin	Edenbrook of Edina
Hennepin	Friendship Village of Bloomington
Hennepin	Global Pointe Senior Living
Hennepin	Good Samaritan Ambassador
Hennepin	Good Samaritan Specialty Care
Hennepin	Harrison Bay Senior Living
Hennepin	Havenwood of Richfield
Hennepin	Heathers Manor
Hennepin	Heritage of Edina Inc
Hennepin	Homeward Bound Inc. Brooklyn Park
Hennepin	Hopkins Health Services
Hennepin	Jones Harrison Residence
Hennepin	Long Lake Assisted Living
Hennepin	Martin Luther Care Center
Hennepin	Meadow Ridge Senior Living
Hennepin	Meadow Woods
Hennepin	Meridian Manor
Hennepin	Minnehaha Senior Living
Hennepin	Minnesota Masonic Home Care
Hennepin	Mission Nursing Home
Hennepin	MN Adult and Teen Challenge
Hennepin	MN Veterans Home Minneapolis
Hennepin	Mount Olivet Careview Home
Hennepin	New Perspective Carlson Parkway
Hennepin	North Ridge Health and Rehab
Hennepin	Orchards of Minnetonka
Hennepin	Park Health A Villa Center
Hennepin	Parks’ Place
Hennepin	Parkshore Senior Campus LLC
Hennepin	Presbyterian Homes – Lake Minnetonka Shores
Hennepin	Presbyterian Homes and Services Maranatha
Hennepin	Presbyterian Homes of Bloomington
Hennepin	Providence Place
Hennepin	Richfield A Villa Center
Hennepin	Robbinsdale A Villa Center
Hennepin	Roitenberg Assisted Living
Hennepin	Rose Arbor
Hennepin	Saint Terese of New Hope
Hennepin	Saint Therese of Oxbow Lake
Hennepin	Sholom Home West
Hennepin	Sholom Menorah Plaza
Hennepin	SilverCreek on Main
Hennepin	SummerWood of Plymouth
Hennepin	Summit Place
Hennepin	Sunrise of Edina
Hennepin	Sunrise of Golden Valley
Hennepin	The Birches at Trillium Woods
Hennepin	The Estates at Bloomington
Hennepin	The Encore at Camplin
Hennepin	The Estates at Chateau
Hennepin	The Estates at Excelsior LLC
Hennepin	The Estates at St. Louis Park
Hennepin	The Glenn Hopkins
Hennepin	The Glenn Minnetonka
Hennepin	The Lodge of Eden Prairie
Hennepin	The Pillars of Shorewood Landing
Hennepin	The Pines Senior and Assisted Living
Hennepin	The Sanctuary at Brooklyn Center
Hennepin	The Villa at Bryn Mawr
Hennepin	The Villa at Osseo
Hennepin	The Villa at St. Louis Park
Hennepin	The Waterford
Hennepin	The Waters of Eden Prairie
Hennepin	The Waters of Edina
Hennepin	The Waters of Plymouth
Hennepin	The Waters on 50th
Hennepin	Tower Light
Hennepin	Tradition
Hennepin	Trails of Orono
Hennepin	Trouvailee Memory Care Suites
Hennepin	Vernon Terrace
Hennepin	Victory Health and Rehab Center
Hennepin	Village Shores
Hennepin	Walker Methodist Care Suites
Hennepin	Walker Methodist Health Center
Hennepin	Wayzata Bay Senior Housing Inc. – Folkestone
Hennepin	Wealshire of Medina
Hennepin	Wellstead of Rogers
Hennepin	Willows of Arbor Lakes
Hennepin	York Gardens Senior Living
Isanti	Rosewood Senior Living
Itasca	The Emeralds at Grand Rapids
Jackson	Good Samaritan Society Jackson
Kandiyohi	Bethesda Grand
Kandiyohi	GlenOaks Senior Living Campus
Koochiching	Good Samaritan Society -International Falls
Mahnomen	Mahnomen Health Center
Martin	Temperance Lake Ridge
McLeod	Woodstone Senior Living
Meeker	Meeker Manor Rehab Center LLC
Morrison	Diamond Willow Assisted Living
Morrison	St. Otto’s Care Center
Mower	Primrose Retirement Community
Mower	Sacred Heart Care Center
Mower	St. Mark’s Lutheran Home
Murray	Maple Lawn Senior Care
Nicollet	Oak Terrace Assisted Living
Nobles	Parkview Manor Nursing Home
Nobles	South Shore Care Center
Nobles	Worthinton Golden Horizons
Olmsted	Arbor Terrace
Olmsted	Charter House
Olmsted	Cottagewood Senior Community Rochester
Olmsted	Madonna Towers of Rochester
Olmsted	Meadow Lakes
Olmsted	Rochester East Health Services
Olmsted	Rochester Rehabilitation and Living Center
Olmsted	Shorewood Commons
Otter Tail	Woodland Lodge
Pennington	Oakland Park Communities
Pennington	Valley Assisted Living
Polk	Pioneer Memorial Care Center
Polk	Prairie Pines Community
Ramsey	Bel Rae Senior Living
Ramsey	Benedictine Health Center Innsbruck
Ramsey	Brightondale Memory Care
Ramsey	Capitol View Transitional Care Center
Ramsey	Cardigan Ridge Senior Living
Ramsey	Carondelet Village
Ramsey	Cerenity Marian St. Paul
Ramsey	Cerenity Senior Care Humboldt
Ramsey	Cerenity Senior Care White Bear Lake
Ramsey	Chandler Place Senior Living
Ramsey	Cherrywood Pointe at Lexington
Ramsey	Cherrywood Pointe of Roseville (on Cleveland) LLC
Ramsey	Dellwood Gardens
Ramsey	Ecumen Seasons at Maplewood
Ramsey	Emeralds at St. Paul LLC
Ramsey	Episcopal Church Home of Minnesota
Ramsey	Episcopal Homes of Minnesota – The Gardens
Ramsey	Galtier A Villa Center
Ramsey	Hayes Residence
Ramsey	Little Sisters of the Poor
Ramsey	Lyngblomsten Care Center
Ramsey	New Perspective Roseville
Ramsey	Maple Hill Senior Living
Ramsey	Maplewood Care Center
Ramsey	New Brighton A Villa Center
Ramsey	New Brighton Care Center
Ramsey	New Perspective Highland Park
Ramsey	Prelude Homes and Services White Bear Lake
Ramsey	Presbyterian Homes of Arden Hills
Ramsey	Ramsey County Care Center
Ramsey	Rose of Sharon A Villa Center
Ramsey	Shirley Chapman Sholom Home East
Ramsey	Shores Of Lake Phalen
Ramsey	Shoreview Senior Living
Ramsey	St. Anthony Health and Rehabilitation
Ramsey	Suite Living of Little Canada
Ramsey	Sunrise of Roseville
Ramsey	The Alton Memory Care
Ramsey	The Encore at Maplewood
Ramsey	The Estates at Lynnhurst
Ramsey	The Estates at Roseville LLC
Ramsey	The Pillars of White Bear Lake
Ramsey	The Waters of Highland Park
Ramsey	The Waters of White Bear Lake
Ramsey	Waverly Gardens
Ramsey	Willows of Ramsey Hill
Redwood	Valley View Manor
Renville	RenVilla Health Center
Rice	Faribault Senior Living
Rice	Northfield Care Center Inc
Rice	Pleasant Manor
Rice	Three Links Care Center
Rock	Good Samaritan Society Luverne
St. Louis	At Home Living Wesley Residence
St. Louis	St. Ann’s Residence
St. Louis	Superior View Apartments
Scott	Emerald Crest Shakopee
Scott	McKenna Crossing
Scott	Shakopee Friendship Manor
Scott	St. Gertrude’s Health and Rehabilitation Center
Sherburne	Benedict Homes
Sherburne	CentraCare St. Benedict’s Community
Sherburne	Elk River Senior Care LLC
Sherburne	Guardian Angels Care Center Elk River
Sherburne	Nature’s Point Assisted Living
Sherburne	St. Scholastica Convent
Sherburne	The Sanctuary at St. Cloud
Sibley	Oak Terrace Health Care Center
Stearns	Belgrade Nursing Home
Stearns	CentraCare Health Sauk Centre
Stearns	CentraCare Melrose
Stearns	Mother of Mercy Senior Living
Stearns	Skylight Gardens Assisted Living
Stearns	Sterling Park HCC
Steele	Medford Senior Care
Steele	Prairie Manor Care Center
Steele	Valleyview Assisted Living
Todd	CentraCare – Long Prairie Care Center
Todd	CentraCare – Long Prairie Meadow Place
Todd	Lakewood Manor
Wabasha	St. Elizabeth’s Health Care Center
Washington	Good Samaritan Society Stillwater
Washington	New Perspective – Woodbury
Washington	Norris Square
Washington	Oak Park Senior Living
Washington	Oak Ridge Place
Washington	Peaceful Lodge
Washington	Prelude Homes and Services – Woodbury South
Washington	Saint Therese of Woodbury
Washington	St. Andrew’s Village
Washington	Stonecrest
Washington	The Encore at Hugo
Washington	The Encore at Mahtomedi
Washington	The Gables of Boutwells Landing
Washington	Woodbury Health Care Center
Washington	Woodbury Villa
Watonwan	Good Samaritan Society St. James
Wilkin	St. Francis Home
Winona	Lake Winona Manor
Winona	Sauer Health Care
Wright	Park View Care Center
Wright	Riverview Landing
Wright	The Estates at Delano LLC

This list is cumulative and facilities may not have ongoing transmission. Facilities with fewer than 10 residents will not be listed.

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June 15, 2020

Peter Gudmundson – Obit

Peter Erick Gudmundson, 47 of Red Lake Falls, MN passed away suddenly on Thursday, June 11, 2020 at his residence.

A gathering time for family and friends will be held from 5-7:00 PM with a 7:00 PM prayer service on Wednesday, June 17, 2020 at Johnson Funeral Service in Thief River Falls, MN with Rev. Kathy Levenhagen officiating. Following the service a procession will form to take Peter back to Red Lake Falls, so feel free to bring your bike.

Peter Erick Gudmundson was born August 13, 1972 in Hallock, MN the son of Magnus and Phyllis (Pearson) Gudmundson.

Pete had worked at Arctic Cat in Thief River Falls as a Robot Maintenance Technician.

Survivors include his loving wife, Colleen of Red Lake Falls; step-son, Brett (Liz Jagol) Larson of West Fargo, ND; grandchildren, Kevin Larson & Charley Mae; sister, Ann Hampton of Springfield, MO; uncles, Richard Gudmundson of Lake Bronson, MN and Rick Pearson of Atlanta, GA; aunt, Avis O’Neil of Chatfield, MN; brothers & sisters-in-law, Sherry (Wally) Rondorf, James Sauve, Michelle (Randy) Chaput, Jamie (Peggy) Sauve, Brad (Angela) Sauve; his faithful companions (kids), Linus & Brandy; and many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.

He is preceded in death by his parents; father & mother-in-law, James & Elizabeth Sauve; and good friend, Luke Dingman.

Condolences may be sent at www.johnsonfuneralservice.com.

June 15, 2020June 15, 2020

Police Killing Of Rayshard Brooks In Atlanta Officially Ruled A Homicide

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On Sunday, authorities in Georgia ruled that the fatal police shooting of Rayshard Brooks was a homicide. Brooks, 27, died after he was shot twice in the back on Friday, the Fulton County Medical Examiner’s Office said in a statement. Brooks was shot after a confrontation with two Atlanta police officers in the parking lot of a Wendy’s fast food restaurant.

Police had been summoned there on a report of a man sleeping in his car in the drive-through. Brooks struggled with the officers after they administered a field sobriety test and tried to take him into custody, and surveillance video appears to show Brooks running away from the officers with a stun gun that he’d taken from one of them While running, Brooks appeared to turn around and point the weapon at police. but according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, “At that point, the Atlanta officer reaches down and retrieves his weapon from his holster, discharges it, strikes Mr. Brooks there on the parking lot, and he goes down.”

Atlanta Police Chief Erika Shields resigned over the shooting, saying in a statement that “it is time for the city to move forward and build trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve.” Garrett Rolfe, the officer who shot Brooks, was fired; and a second officer, Devin Brosnan, was placed on administrative duty.

Medical examiner rules Rayshard Brooks’ death a homicide from two gunshot wounds in the back

Via www.msn.com

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June 15, 2020

Arrest/Fire Report – Monday, June 15, 2020

The Northwest Regional Corrections Center announced the arrests of the following individuals:

Joel Edward Fesler, 60 of Dundas, for felony domestic assault.

Christopher Joe McCormick, 41 of Fargo, ND, for misdemeanor disorderly conduct.

Michael Patrick Denny, 48 of Red Lake Falls, for felony 5th-degree drug possession or procurement by false representation as authorized with a prior conviction.

Daniel Clayton Skoy, 34 of Twin Valley, for misdemeanor domestic assault for violating an order for protection. Bail supplied.

Crystal Marie Trevino, 27 of Crookston, for misdemeanor contempt of court for willful disobedience of a court mandate.

June 15, 2020June 15, 2020

California Leaders Request Probe Into Black Man’s Hanging Death

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The apparent hanging death of a black man in the Los Angeles area is being investigated, after demands among residents and celebrities about the initial finding of suicide had been brought into question. The body of 24-year-old Robert Fuller was found near Palmdale City Hall Wednesday afternoon by a passerby, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.

“He was hanging from a tree,” said police during a press conference last week. “Personnel from the adjacent fire station responded and determined that he had passed. Although the investigation is ongoing, it appears that Mr. Fuller has tragically died by suicide.” Someone in the audience said, “That’s a lie. That’s a lie.” By Saturday, demonstrators gathered outside City Hall to demand a thorough investigation. Protesters gathered at the tree where Fuller’s body was found, and members of Fuller’s family and a sheriff’s investigator on the case said there was no indication he left a suicide note.

Los Angeles County Supervisor Kathryn Barger said she has asked California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to conduct an independent investigation. The county coroner’s office said in its own statement that a definitive cause of death has been deferred pending further investigation. Questions about Fuller’s death led demonstrators to gather Friday outside City Hall, and the social media hashtag #JusticeForRobertFuller was being used to bring attention to the case. Kim Kardashian West urged her Twitter followers to endorse a Change.org petition calling for “a thorough and proper investigation.”

Officials call for investigation into hanging death of black man

Via www.cbsnews.com

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June 15, 2020June 15, 2020

‘Teen Mom 2′ Star Jenelle Evans’ Husband, David Eason, Arrested On Assault With A Deadly Weapon Charges

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Former Teen Mom 2 star David Eason, the husband of Jenelle Evans, was arrested over the weekend for assault with a deadly weapon and sending threats. Eason was booked at Columbus County Detention Center and was released on an unsecured bond. His next court hearing is set for July 6. Evans said she planned to file a restraining order against Eason. Eason was arrested after a fight allegedly broke out between himself and Evans’ friends, and Eason allegedly hit one of the men with a pistol, causing injuries to his back and neck. Evans is now staying at a relative’s home

Evans also shared on her Facebook page that she was doing well, and planned to take another social media hiatus. “I just want to let the public, tabloids, and my fans know that IM OK, IM SAFE AND SO ARE THE KIDS! I’m going to take a few days out to myself to gather my thoughts and focus on what’s going on so I won’t be on social media much,” she wrote. “I love you all for the support that you all have shown me and I’ll be stronger and better than ever soon!”

Back in October 2019, Evans said she was going to file for divorce from Eason and moved from North Carolina to the Nashville area with her children. However, Eason revealed the couple was back together in March. The couple has been married since 2017 and are parents to 3-year-old daughter Ensley. She also has two children from previous relationships, Kaiser Griffith, 5, and Jace Evans, 10.

Jenelle Evans’ Husband David Eason Arrested for Assault with a Deadly Weapon

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June 15, 2020June 15, 2020

Bollywood Star Sushant Singh Rajput Passes Away At 34

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Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput has died at age 34. Rajput was found dead in his Mumbai home, and police say he died by suicide. His reps said in a statement: “It pains us to share that Sushant Singh Rajput is no longer with us. We request his fans to keep him in their thoughts and celebrate his life, and his work like they have done so far. We request the media to help us maintain privacy at this moment of grief.”

Rajput starred in numerous films, including Kai Po Che! (2013), M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story (2016) and 2015’s Detective Byomkesh Bakshy! One of the actor’s final roles was in the 2019 Netflix film, Drive. Rajput’s upcoming film, a remake of The Fault In Our Stars, is currently in post-production.

Rajput’s death was mourned by many on social media, including Priyanka Chopra-Jonas, who wrote on Instagram: “I’m stunned. You must have been in so much pain. I hope you are at peace wherever you are my friend. Gone too soon. Ill never forget our conversations about astrophysics at sunrise..Words cease to make sense. RIP Sushant. My condolences to the family and everyone grieving this huge loss.”

Bollywood Actor Sushant Singh Rajput Dead at 34: Priyanka Chopra and More Stars React

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June 15, 2020

OX CART DAYS FESTIVAL POSTPONED TO 2021, SOME EVENTS WILL STILL BE HELD

The 2020 Crookston Ox Cart Days festival has unfortunately been postponed until August 2021 due to a number of reasons, but the committee would like the community to know that the third week of August 2020 will still be special. Event organizers for the Miss Crookston Scholarship Pageant, Miss Tootsie Pageant, Pickleball Tournament, Fire/Police Pancake Breakfast, Crookston’s Treasures Hunt, Medallion Hunt, and other separate events are still moving forward.

The Ox Cart Days committee will continue to support those events with marketing and resources even without the previously-planned festival that included circus-themed street entertainment, concerts with bands “Snake Oil”, “Island Time” and “Connemara Patch,” and a baja race which are scheduled to return next year.

“As you know we held off as long as we could because we have worked really hard to build up this festival the last few years,” explained Ox Cart Days festival chair Jess Bengtson. “We care about the safety of our community and were closely following state and CDC guidelines for months due to the pandemic.”

“No worries as we will be back bigger and better than ever next year, August 16-22, 2021, and will invite all of our entertainers to give Crookston a festival it won’t forget!” she added. “We also want to thank our sponsors for sticking with us and being the reason we get to have such a wonderful festival.”

What will be happening the third week of August 2020 in Crookston? Community organizers have tentatively-scheduled events for Monday through Saturday with the majority happening on weekdays.

The tentative schedule includes:

• Crookston’s Treasures Hunt on KROX Radio
• Virtual Scavenger Hunt
• Medallion Hunt
• Taste of Crookston (at participating businesses)
• Best Lemonade Stand Contest (for kids)
• Food Truck Fest
• Cookout
• Wild Wednesday Trivia (Drafts)
• Vendor/Retail Shop Stroll
• 2020 Shopping Promo
• Giveaways
• Crookston Farmers Market
• Corn Hole Tournament (Drafts)
• Driveway BBQ and Dance Party
• Fireworks in honor of 2020
• Fire and Police Drive-Up Pancake Breakfast
• Miss Crookston Scholarship Pageant
• Miss Tootsie Pageant
• Pickleball Tournament

Find information for the community’s third week in August events at www.crookstonoxcartdays.com, on the Crookston Ox Cart Days Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages, and with local media.

June 14, 2020

CROOKSTON PARK BOARD TO MEET MONDAY AFTERNOON

The Crookston Park Board will meet Monday, June 15 at 4:45 p.m. in the council chambers at city hall. The agenda will begin with an open forum followed by a discussion on 2021 Capital Improvements. The board will then discuss preparedness plans for reopening the campground at Central Park, for programming, the Crookston Community Pool, and the Crookston Sports Center. The final item is an introduction to a possible summer skills program.

June 14, 2020

SERVICE DOG FOUND IN RURAL FERTILE – ANDY LAKE AREA

On Saturday, June 13 at 3:40 p.m., the Polk County Sheriff’s Office received information of a found Service Dog in the rural Fertile – Andy Lake area.
The dog is medium size, gray, with spotted tan legs. If anyone has information on who the dog belongs to, call the Polk County Sheriff’s office at 218-281-0431.

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