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Crosby City Administrator Matthew Hill gives an update on Primary Elections, Street Improvement Project, Downtown Retail Project, Police Department openings, and Committee membership openings:
Slice your breads the way you like ‘em. Many larger stores bake their own bread. Sometimes, those large sourdough loaves need to be cut, quickly and evenly. Enter the bread slicing machine. Pick a loaf and ask your friendly bakery counter staff if they could run it through the slicer and get perfectly even cuts.…
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Caroll Janzen speaks with Russ Philstrom about Homeless and Wounded Warriors MN and Take-A-Vet-Fishing about a fishing event on Aug 13-14 on Mille Lacs Lake:
District 10B State Representative Dale Lueck gives a Legislative update on the August 12th Community Connection Program:
Fosston, MN — The Polk County Sheriff’s Office has received a number of complaints in recent months in regards to ATV, golf cart, and mini truck use on county and township roads. Polk County has an ordinance that allows their use, however not all townships or towns have adopted it. Polk County Sheriff Jim Tadman…
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Jim Mayne from Deerwood Civic & Commerce talks about the events, benefit concert, food, vendors, raffle, and more for Deerwood Summerfest August 12-13:
Cuyuna Regional Medical Center’s Fellowship-trained surgeon Jeffrey Klassen, M.D. talks about his orthopedic care in shoulder and elbow injuries, surgical options, physical therapy, and more:
Ada, MN — Soybeans remain the top-seeded crop in Norman County this year, but overall acres are down compared to 2021. James Kruize with the Norman County Farm Service Agency shared this year’s acreage report statistics while on the KRJB Kaleidoscope Program this week. The big four crops in Norman County, which includes soybeans (182,000),…
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Ada, MN — The Ada-Borup-West School Board held their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday morning, August 9th. At the meeting the board discussed staffing needs heading into the fall semester. While they were able to fill a few more positions this week, Ada-Borup-West Superintendent Aaron Cook says still have a few positions that they may…
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