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The Norman County Historical Society will be kicking off their summer this weekend, and they invite you to come and see all they have to offer. Solvieg Kitchell of the Norman County Historical Society tells us what their hours look like moving forward, and what they have for new exhibits this year. Kitchell is also…
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Wednesday is the final day of school for students at the Hillsboro School District, which means that Graduation is the next big school event. Hillsboro High School Principal Terry Baesler shares the details of Hillsboro Graduation, and what Graduation means to him as an administrator. Again, Graduation is on Sunday, May 25 at 2:00 PM…
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Memorial Day weekend is fast approaching, and while it signals the start of the fun summer months, it also signals the start of one of the most deadly times of year for motorists. Norman County Sheriff Ben Fall encourages all drives to take extra precaution, and drive safe during this busy time. Sheriff Fall says…
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Later today, there will be a groundbreaking ceremony for a project being done by the Middle-Snake-Tamarac Rivers Watershed District (MSTRWD) in rural Marshall County. MSTRWD Administrator Mori Maher tells us more about the ceremony, and why it’s happening. Maher also tells us more about the project called the Swift Coulee Channel Restoration, and what Phase…
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The Norman County East School Board agreed to an extension of their pairing agreement with Ulen Hitterdal at their meeting on Monday night, in front of a crowd of over 20 community members. Norman County East Superintendent Rob Nudell tells us what was discussed at the meeting, and how the board came to its decision. …
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It’s the last week of school at the Ulen Hitterdal School District, but before students leave for the summer, there’s still plenty to do. Ulen Hitterdal Dean of Students Ted Critchley says one activity happening today is the 4th through 6th grade Musical. Critchely also shares some information pertaining to graduation, which is set to…
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Rain is expected to be in the forecast over the next couple days, and this means that homeowners will likely be breaking their lawnmowers out for the remainder of the spring and summer months. However, residents are reminded to make sure their grass clippings aren’t blown into the street. Ada Public Works Director Brian Rasmussen…
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Mosquito season is fast approaching, and people are reminded that there are things they can do to lower the mosquito population on their property. Kelsey Merkens of Norman Mahnomen Public Health explains what you can do to lower the mosquito population in your yard. Mosquitos aren’t the only pests you have to worry about this…
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Last week, it was announced that Senate and House leaders in the Minnesota Legislature reached an agreement on the framework for a state budget bill, but since then talks seem to have broken down. During a press conference on Monday, Senate Majority Leader Erin Murphy voiced her frustration with the lack of progress being made…
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Construction is currently underway in Perley, as phase one of the Perley Grade Raises Project resumed earlier this Spring. Tara Jensen of the Wild Rice Watershed District says things are “progressing well”, and she gives an update on the project. Jensen also reminds travelers about some upcoming detours that will be going into effect soon. …
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