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The Ada-Borup-West School’s Competitive Speech program is getting kick started by a new member of the Ada community and she is currently looking for students to join. Speech Advisor Delaney Hauck explains what competitive speech is and what the benefits of joining are. Hauck will be having a meeting on Monday, November 27 at 7:00…
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FERTILE, MN— The Fertile City Council has called a special meeting for Tuesday night. The agenda has two items regarding the Fair Meadow Nursing Home. One is about appointments to the nursing home’s advisory board; the other concerns disposal of beds. The City of Fertile owns Fair Meadow Nursing Home and many citizens are unhappy…
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There are two school referendums on the ballot Tuesday. The Fisher School District is asking voters to approve a change in the operating levy per pupil….raising it from $161 per student to $1432 per pupil for the next ten years. Fisher School officials say if the referendum is approved, there would be an additional $300,000…
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The Mahnomen City Council met for their November meeting Monday night. Topics discussed in the meeting included discussion about an employee’s leave of absence, and a renewed joint agreement with the fire department. Also discussed during the meeting was the liquor store financials. City Administrator Taylor Guenther recaps what was discussed with the financials. Guether…
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As we move closer to the end of the year the agriculture industry continues to have their eyes on Washington as the December 31 deadline to pass a new farm bill fast approaches. Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation Director Shayne Isane gives an update on the progress being made on the Farm Bill after the election…
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The Twin Valley Fish House festival is back for another year and Twin Valley Community Booster President invites all to the celebration on November 18. Askelson says that there will also be an opportunity to support the Moonshiners Snowmobile Club also. There is no fee to the Fish House Festival but there is an option…
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Indianapolis, IN – (Friday, Nov. 3, 2023/National FFA Organization) – Everyone on the border between North Dakota and Minnesota knows that snow is a hassle, but for Daniel Jossund, dealing with snow is one of the many ways he earns a living. “In the wintertime, I push snow in Fargo at night running a payloader,”…
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Daylight saving time in the United States will end on Sunday at 2 am which means that clocks will/should be pushed back an hour. Daylight savings was introduced as a solution for energy conservation and a desire to match daylight hours to the times when most people are awake. The idea was first thought of…
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The Good Samaritan Food Shelf in Twin Valley is bringing their Family Fun Night celebration on Saturday, November 11 at the Twin Valley Community Center. Good Samaritan Food Shelf Administrator Nancy Crompton shares more details. A new addition to the celebration this year is live music. There will also be a silent auction that will…
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As the Holiday Season approaches the St. Vincent De Paul Good Samaritan Food Shelf in Twin Valley is in need of donations as demand for its services grow bigger and food shelf administrator Nancy Crompton talks more on the food shelf and the kinds of items they are most in need of. Crompton says that…
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