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One woman is dead and a child is fighting for its life after two drownings over the weekend in Clearwater County. Clearwater County Sheriff Darin Halverson says the first happened Saturday afternoon. The victim has been identified as 70-year-old Cheryl Breitbach of Ponsford. Halverson says deputies were called to another incident Sunday afternoon. The child’s…
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Cat declawing was a very common practice in the United States that has become less practiced over the last few years due to questions surrounding its morality. Sidney Williams of Smiley’s Rescue in Fertile, explains why it’s a practice that they are heavily against. More information on cat declawing and other pet education materials can…
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When Mother Nature comes knocking, so can storm chasers – predatory contractors from out of state who exploit homeowners and insurance companies. by Morgan Wolfe of KARE 11 Fast winds, hail, rain, thunder and lightning lit up parts of Minnesota this past weekend which can cause all kinds of damage as Chris Cohen, Frontline Roofing and Restoration senior…
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The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) is accepting art grant applications from government entities and non-profits until July 31. NWMAC Executive Director Mara Hanel tells us more. Hanel says they are also accepting applications for many other grants that don’t have an application deadline. Hanel says they have funds available for all kinds of the…
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The Annual Twin Valley Town and Country Days Celebration is back for another, and the Twin Valley Community Club is excited to be adding many new events. Twin Valley Community CLub President Mark Askelson says one area they’ve been focused on improving is the number of family friendly events and this year is no different. …
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Childhood lead exposure is on the rise, and Norman Mahnomen Public Health is encouraging parents to take steps and precaution to avoid potential cases of lead exposure. Sarah Kjono (Ch-oh-no) of Norman Mahnomen Public Health explains why we’re seeing a risk in lead childhood lead exposure cases, and the impact it can have. Kjono also…
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Progress continues to be made on the Perley Grade Raises project, but there have been some delays due to weather and other factors. Tara Jensen of the Wild Rice Watershed District fills us in on where things stand in Phase One of the project. Jensen also gave us an estimated timeline of what we can…
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The Norman County East School Board approved the sale of their referendum bond at their school board meeting on Monday night. Norman County East Superintendent Rob Nudell says the sale went better than anticipated. Nudell says they are also looking to fill some positions after some staff movement. Nudell also says the board approved the…
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LENGBY, MN—A fun day at the beach on Spring Lake in Lengby is on tap for Tuesday night. The second Make It To The Lake will be from 6 to 8:30pm. Kayla Heller, one of the organizers, has great memories of last year’s event. Heller says the Lions Club will be serving food, there will…
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The Mahnomen City Council held its July meeting on Monday. The Council approved a proposal from Braun Intertec to evaluate the pavement as part of the Main Street and Washington Avenue improvement project. There was discussion about adding a sand volleyball court to the City’s mini park. The discussion was tabled with plans to talk…
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