Jannet Walsh

Moved to Staff Blogs

In Blogging, Family, Minnesota, Minnesota Native Daughter, Murdock on October 19, 2010 at 11:13 am

By Jannet Walsh
Murdock, Minnesota

If you have been following my blog, it has moved from Area Voices to Staff Blogs at wctrib.com.

The change will be easy if you enjoy reading about my journey of moving from Florida and returning to live in the rural community of Murdock, Minnesota. You can find my blog by just going to wctrib.com, look under Staff Blogs found in the center of the home page or go directly to http://mnnativedaughter.areavoices.com.

I’m now working at the West Central Tribune as a reporter and photographer part-time. The job started this week and I’m very excited to return and live in area my family has lived for at least 133 years. My family of my father, the late Martin J. Walsh Jr., were immigrants that moved to Minnesota. If you are from Litchfield, you might just be one of my classmates from Litchfield High School!

In the years 1875 and 1876 the late Archbishop John Ireland started a Catholic colony adjacent to Murdock and DeGraff, the very location my family still has a farm. A church was first built in DeGraff, St. Bridget parish. The people in Murdock did not have a way to travel to DeGraff, so a second parish was started as a mission church of DeGraff in 1894 in Murdock, now know as Sacred Heart.
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I also want to invite you to join me at AreaVoices.com and create your own blog. Just select a topic related to health, money, travel, family or food. I’m sure you have an interest in one of the topics and you can share your ideas with the community on AreaVoices.com. See you there!

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Native Minnesotan Jannet Walsh is a blogger, columnist, journalist, photojournalist, terrier owner, hula hooper and more! Contact her at jannetwalsh@gmail.com. Click here to view full biography. View her other blog at http://jannetwalsh.blogspot.com/.
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  1. Great, that blue really becomes you

  2. Congratulations. Look forward to seeing and hearing more from you.

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