The life of Sid Hartman was celebrated by family Wednesday evening in a small, private ceremony near Stillwater. Hartman, the longtime media personality and Minnesota sports icon, died Sunday at age 100. The Hartman family hopes to have a larger ceremony to celebrate Sid’s life at a future date when gathering is safe again.
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