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The Minnesota House of Representatives will be voting on the House housing budget this week, and the House DFL Cacus is prioritizing the inclusion of funding for the Family Homeless Prevention and Assistance Program. In a press conference on Tuesday Rep. Huldah Momanyi-Hiltsle (DFL-Brooklyn Park) told us more about the funding, and how Minnesotans would…
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It’s the final day of the Minnesota State FFA Convention, and Ada Borup West has been well represented on the big stage, as Ada Borup West FFA members Sarah Arends and Billy Roesch were state finalists in their respective competitions. Ada Borup West FFA Advisor Abbie Savage has the results from Arends and Roesch’s groups. …
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Saturday May 3rd, is the Annual Pancake Feed hosted by your local International Falls Fire/Rescue/EMT, and we spoke with Fire Chief Mannausau over the phone about what’s in store for the event. We are then introduced to our master pancake flippers for this year’s fundraiser. And as an extra bonus, there’s gonna be raffle prizes…
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Spring has arrived at Itasca State Park, and park staff are gearing up for their busiest months of the year. Itasca State Park Naturalist Connie Cox says park services and area will be reopening throughout the month of May. Cox says there’s also a ton of fun recreational activities to do at Itasca this time…
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The Red River Valley Motorcyclists (RRVM) invite you to the Alerus Center in Grand Forks this weekend for their annual Spirit of America Bike and Car Show. RRVM representative Gail Kjenstad gives us a preview of the show. Kjenstad says there are also plenty of prizes to be won, and he says there’s still time…
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We’re just two months away from the World of Outlaws Late Models at Norman County Raceway, and Norman County Raceway track Owner Jake Bitker has an exciting announcement regarding the event. Bitker says track work for the event has already begun at Norman County Raceway, as crews are currently building a new grandstand. Tickets to…
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It’s prom season in the Red River Valley, and parents and their children are reminded to make sure they are planning ahead so that their child isn’t put in a dangerous travel situation. Ada Police Chief Steve Hager reminds people to look out for each other this prom season, and put together a prom travel…
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April is Safe Digging Month, when homeowners are reminded that before they start digging in their yard, they need to call 811 first. Norman County Engineer Keith Berndt explains. Berndt also tells us utilities aren’t as deep as you might think they are. There’s also more information about digging online at http://Call811.com