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When it comes time to start the new school year in August, Mahnomen students may feel like their summer vacation was awfully short. And they’d be right. Mahnomen Activities Director Aimee Pederson says the 2023-24 school year in Mahnomen will start two weeks earlier than usual. Pederson says that families that want to take a…
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The City of Ada has a couple of summer jobs available for mowing. The problem is that no one has even applied for these jobs. Ada Mayor John Hintz wonders why. Hintz says you can still apply for these jobs. You can contact Ada City Administrator Ashley Larson for more information on these summer jobs.
Ann, and Julie are two puppeteers who will be performing in this weekend’s performance of “The Story of Lekamoya” being put on by The Bagley Area Arts Collaborative. Ann and Julie discuss the story behind the performance. Music plays a major role in telling “The Story of Lekamoya” as explained by Ann. Ann and Julie…
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In today’s episode of Food for Thought Polk County Sheriff Jim Tadman and Jacob Snyder with Environmental Services talk about the prevention of invasive species in our area lakes and what’s being done to help the situation. Snyder says that people in the area have done a good job doing their part in the prevention…
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Listen back to this weeks FSA Report with Nathan Peterson as he discusses the Annual Acreage Report.
One June 1, 2023 the United States Senate passed The Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023, a bipartisan bill that suspends the debt ceiling that would otherwise put a legal limit on the amount of money the government can borrow. Tina Smith discusses the importance of the bill and why it was important. You can listen…
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The mental health crisis is one of the largest problems facing young Americans. Right now 1 in 5 young people are struggling with severe mental health but only 10% are receiving treatment from a mental health professional. US Senator from Minnesota Tina Smith hopes that her new bill called the “Mental Health Services for Students…
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Both incumbents running for re-election to the Central Valley School Board won their respective races Tuesday. David Seyfried was re-elected to the Area 4 seat and Greg Saure was re-elected in Area 7. Both candidates ran unopposed.
A Mexican national has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for a human smuggling operation that had occurred in Pembina County North Dakota. Authorities say that the smuggler Rodolfo Arzola-Carrillo partially carried out the smuggling of seven undocumented Mexican immigrants from Mexico to the United States through the Canadian border that borders Pembina County. …
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Downtown Fertile will be filled with classic cars this Saturday at the ninth annual Fertile Car Show. Fertile City Administrator Lisa Liden was asked how many classic cars are expected on Saturday. Liden says Fertile’s city wide rummage sale will also take place on Saturday. There will also be a pancake breakfast Saturday from 8am…
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