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Winter is here and that does not mean that the fun at Itasca State Park stops. Itasca State Park has a full schedule of winter events planned for January and the rest of the winter season. Park Interpretive Naturalist Connie Cox says one of the most popular winter activities is winter birding. Cox says birding…
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Many new laws will be going into effect on January 1 and one that has caught the attention of many is the minimum wage increase. Starting on January 1 the Minnesota minimum wage will rise by 26 cents. Large employers will now have to pay at least $10.85 an hour, while small employers will pay…
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North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum appointed Colby Braun as the new interim director for the North Dakota Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. Braun will replace current director Dave Krabbenhoft, who is retiring on December 31. Braun has previously served as warden of North Dakota State Penitentiary, Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation director of transitional facilities…
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The Dairy industry in Minnesota is one that has had many small farmers asking questions. Minnesota Milk Executive Director Lucas Sjostrom says that the industry is currently in a weird sport and explains why. Sjostrom also addressed the record high herd net loss that has been reported across the state. Lastly Sjostrom explained some government…
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Despite uncooperative weather the Lake Bemidji State Park will be hosting a number of free events throughout the rest of the year and throughout January. Lake Bemidji State Park Manager Shannon Bungart highlights some events that will be running through the end of the year. Then on January 1 the park will kick off the…
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Christmas is officially over and that means that people with Christmas trees will be looking to take down. While it may be easy for people with artificial trees, people who use real trees will have to dispose of their tree in a proper manner. For Ada residents this is no different and Brian Rasmussen of…
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After their most recent series of meeting negotiations between the City of Ada and the Ada Borup West School Board continue to take place in regards to the addition of a school resource officer position. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager appeared on the KRJB Kaleidoscope and said that he believes a deal will still be…
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The Dekko Center has been busy as of late after some issues with their pool pack. Brianna Eggen of the Dekko Center tells us a little more about this pool pack and what this faulty pool pack affected in the building. Eggen also laid out what the plan is moving forward when it comes to…
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As many anglers take to the ice one law that they should be aware of is the new laws regarding garbage waste and disposal while they are on the ice. MN DNR Fisheries Supervisor Nathan Olson breaks down these new laws so that you can be in compliance. Failure to follow these rules can lead…
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With the recent weather trends now’s a great time to remind area drivers to put winter survival kits together and keep them in your car. Norman County Sheriff Ben Fall tells us what you should include in your kit. Some other miscellaneous things you could keep in a winter survival kit include a shovel, extra…
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