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The Win-E-Mac School Board certified their 2026 levy, at their meeting on Tuesday night. Win-E-Mac Superintendent Aaron Cook says this is something they do every December, and he gives us the rundown of what was decided. Cook says the school board also had a separate meeting at 5:30 PM on Tuesday to discuss the 2026…
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The Hawley City Council approved an annexation request at their meeting earlier this week. Hawley City Administrator Lonnie Neuner tells us more about the request, and what the land will be developed into. Neuner also reminds Hawley Residents about their winter parking and snow removal rules, as snow has officially arrived. More information on snow…
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For over twenty years, the Saint Gianna & Pietro Molla Maternity Home in Warsaw North Dakota has been quietly helping mothers in need. Home founder and Director Mary Pat Jahner says the Maternity Home is simply a place for mothers to go, and feel supported both leading up to and after their pregnancy. Jahner shares…
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The Fertile Beltrami School Board met in regular session on Monday night. Superintendent Brian Clarke says one of the items taken up by the board was the certification of the 2026 levy, which took place after their Truth and Taxation meeting. Clarke says the board also accepted some donations, which included a donation of over…
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ST. PAUL, MN—Red Lake Nation College and White Earth Tribal and Community College are among ten Minnesota colleges and universities that have received emergency grants from the Minnesota Office of Higher Education. This funding is awarded to private, non-profit postsecondary institutions and tribal colleges so they can provide support to students facing emergency housing, food,…
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It’s a week before Christmas and AAA is predicting another record year of holiday travelers. Brynna Knapp of AAA Minnesota Public Affairs tells us how many people are expected to travel over the Christmas season. Knapp says lower gas prices are fueling this increase in Christmas travel. If you’re going to be driving to your…
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FERTILE, MN—Like many other Minnesota cities, Fertile held its Truth in Taxation hearing at Monday’s City Council meeting and then approved its final budget for fiscal year 2026. Fertile Mayor Brian Nephew tells us what the Council approved. Nephew also reminds Fertile residents that City Hall will close at noon on Christmas Eve and will…
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The residents at Benedictine Living Community in Ada will have an easier time getting around, thanks to the latest purchase by the Benedictine Foundation. Cassie Visser of the Benedictine Foundation tells us more. Visser says this purchase was only made possible thanks to donations and support of the community, which included a large gift from…
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If you’ve been out Christmas shopping over the last month you definitely have seen or heard the famous Salvation Army bell ringers collecting donations for the Red Kettle Campaign. Salvation Army Eastern North Dakota Manager Cody Kill says you should consider donating to the Red Kettle Campaign, as a vast majority of the money will…
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The Hillsboro City Commission had a discussion about a potential art project involving the train caboose in the city’s rail park. Hillsboro City Auditor Casey Eggermont tells us more. Eggermont says the commission also had further discussions about increasing the city’s utility rates, and she tells us what will be increasing for residents. Other items…
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