Weekly Conservation Officer Reports – District 9 (Brainerd area)
District 9 – Brainerd area Last updated: 2022-10-24 CO Jim Guida (Brainerd East) patrolled for waterfowl-, sport fishing, and deer-hunting activity this week. Guida encountered numerous anglers successfully catching smallmouth bass and catfish. Water temperatures are getting cold and anglers and boaters are reminded to check for life-saving personal floatation devices prior to launching. Waterfowl-hunting activity…
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CRMC Collective Goods/Books are Fun Fair set for November 3rd
Everyone is welcome to come shop for their favorite gifts, games, toys, stationery, and books at Cuyuna Regional Medical Center’s Collective Goods/Books are Fun Fair on Thursday, Nov. 3, from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. just inside the hospital’s main lobby entrance. The event will feature a vast selection of books, collective goods, and gifts at…
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National Drug Take Back Day is this Saturday
Ada, MN — Too often, unused prescription drugs find their way into the wrong hands, which can lead to dangerous and sometimes tragic situations. To prevent that from happening, thousands of folks from across the country will have an opportunity to clean out their medicine cabinets and safely turn in those medications to the authorities…
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American Crystal Wraps Up Very Successful 2022 Sugarbeet Campaign Potentially Record Harvest
Hillsboro, ND — The American Crystal Sugarbeet campaign officially wrapped on Sunday, bringing in a record 12.1 million tons of excellent quality sugar beets that will now make its way to the factories for processing. Joe Hastings, General Agronomist with American Crystal Sugar, says they averaged around 26 tons an acre and a sugar content…
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CBP seizes counterfeit electronic items in International Falls
INTERNATIONAL FALLS, Minn. — U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Office of Field Operations officers at the International Falls Port of Entry targeted rail containers destined to arrive in Minnesota. CBP officers inspected the rail containers and discovered counterfeit electronic display systems that were in violation of intellectual property rights (IPR) regulations. CBP seized 2,000…
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KSDM Radio back on air after winds take us down.
KSDM radio initially had intermittent issues with the signal going out to the transmitter as strong winds had repositioned the downtown transmitters facing the wrong way. Climbers from Diamond Towers were called in to fix the issue.