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Every time around Halloween, you see different posts on social media, warning parents about the potential dangers of potentially tampered candy may cause harm to trick or treaters. However, there’s another danger that is much more common than tampered treats, that parents need to take seriously. Carma Hanson of Safe Kids Grand Forks tells us…
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The Winger American Legion will be hosting three special musical performances over the coming months, and all are invited to attend. Winger American Legion Vice Commander Dean Henney tells us more. Henney also tells us more about the band who will be performing at the Legion named the snowmen. Finally, Henney says the Winger American…
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Over MEA Break, local first response agencies, including area law enforcement, fire, EMS, and the Essentia Hospital were involved in a mass casualty training exercise that shut down the area surrounding the Ada Borup West School. The training was hosted by the Ada Police Department, and Ada Police Chief Steve Hager says the training went…
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For the October 28th edition of the Oh Canada Show, Ed Gackley began with an interview with two players from the Fort Frances Lakers Junior Hockey Team. The players were Cooper Hills of East Grand Forks, MN and Max Caddo from Thunder Bay, ON. Ed Gackley’s next interview was Simone Laser from the Royal Canadian…
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Dan Stifter, Aitkin Public Schools Superintendent, updates our listeners on the latest happenings at Aitkin Public Schools as they wind down the first quarter of their school year.
Lakes Area Food Shelf (LAFS) announced today it will open a branch facility serving Brainerd andBaxter. The decision comes following discussions with Brainerd Lakes Area nonprofits who believe LAFSis the agency best able to serve growing food insecurity in Brainerd-Baxter. The expansion has unanimoussupport of the LAFS Board of Directors. LAFS will continue operations at…
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Winter is fast approaching, and the City of Ada is reminding its cracking down on fall blight so that yards are clean before the snow falls. Ada City Administrator Ashley Larson tells us more. Larson says people in need of assistance should reach out to the city. In other city news, Larson says that their…
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