Brianna Broitzman

I just got an email from Wes Bledsoe, founder of A Perfect Cause, regarding the Minnesota State's Attorney's indecisiveness in bringing felony charges against the young women who allegedly abused Alzheimer's patients at the Good Samaritan Society - Albert Lea Nursing Home. Here is a copy of the email.  I encourage everyone to forward this email, as t his really is an issue that deserves to be in the headlines . Here’s your call to action! Please call Craig Nelson… the Freeborn County...Read Full Story

I just got an email from Wes Bledsoe, founder of A Perfect Cause, regarding the Minnesota State's Attorney's indecisiveness in bringing felony charges against the young women who allegedly abused Alzheimer's patients at the Good Samaritan Society - Albert Lea Nursing Home. Here is a copy of the email.  I encourage everyone to forward this email, as t his really is an issue that deserves to be in the headlines . Here’s your call to action! Please call Craig Nelson… the Freeborn County...Read Full Story

It means that when the dust settles by the end of 2010, most of Albert Lea cell phone users will have a choice of Verizon, AT&T; and T-Mobile. That is, unless some other surprises are in store. See, Verizon Wireless bought Unicel in 2008. Then it Read More Kopin(R) Corporation ( KOPN ), the largest U.S. manufacturer of microdisplays for consumer, industrial and military applications, today introduced and demonstrated Golden-i(TM) concept, a lightweight (three-ounce) Bluetooth headset providing...Read Full Story

Two young women have appeared in a Minnesota court to face charges of assault and other counts alleging they abused 15 nursing home residents. Brianna Marie Broitzman and Ashton Michelle Larson did not enter pleas Wednesday in their initial court appearance in Albert Lea, Minn. Both are 19. The women were working at a Good Samaritan Society nursing home when the alleged abuse occurred over several months in early 2008. Prosecutors say they physically, emotionally and sexually abused 15...Read Full Story

Second young aide admitted that there was enough evidence to convict her of three gross misdemeanors.Read Full Story