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A Wake-Up Call on Fraud—and Why Accountability Can’t Wait – A Capitol Update from Representative Steve Gander

Representative Steve Gander (R – East Grand Forks) gives his constituents an update on his past week and things going on throughout the state. Friends and neighbors, If you felt the ground shift a little on Tuesday, you weren’t imagining it. The Office of the Legislative Auditor dropped a bombshell report detailing serious failures inside the Department

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Crookston 7th Grade Girls Basketball wins Sacred Heart tourney

The Crookston seventh-grade girls basketball team won the Sacred Heart tournament on Saturday. The Pirates beat Sacred Heart 24-5 in the first round. In the semi-finals, they beat East Grand Forks 15-10. In the championship, Crookston beat Thief River Falls 24-21. Members of the team are Clara Cymblauk, Emma Perrault, Hallie Perry, Kambre Wangen, Alle Kollin, Maggie

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UMC Women’s Basketball falls to Concordia-St. Paul

The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle Women’s basketball team’s offense sputtered in the second half as the Concordia-St. Paul Golden Bearts pulled away for a 94-74 victory in a Northern Sun Conference game. FIRST QUARTER –Concordia-St. Paul scored the first basket of the game before UMC answered with a Rayna Klejeski (Jr. Barnum) basket

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UMC Men’s Basketball comes up short at Concordia-St. Paul

The University of Minnesota Crookston Golden Eagle men’s basketball team played a solid game, but a second half run was the difference as the Concordia-St. Paul Golden Bears held on to win 89-78 in a Northern Sun Conference game played at the Ganglehoff Center in St. Paul. FIRST HALF –UMC, coming off its first conference

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RiverView Health is implementing broader masking requirements for patients and visitors due to influenza activity

In review of influenza activity in our community, RiverView Health is implementing broader masking requirements for patients and visitors in the facility. Masks are required for the following persons in the following locations RiverView Health will continue to monitor the effects of influenza and other respiratory illnesses in our community and patient populations. The implementation

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