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James Lee “Jim” Litch Jr.- Obit

James Lee “Jim” Litch Jr., son of James Litch Sr and Linda Sander was born June 7, 1960, in Great Falls, MT, and passed away suddenly at Riverview Hospital in Crookston, MN on June 28th, 2021 at the age of 61. A resident and Mayor of Climax, MN, he was well known throughout the community […]

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UMC WOMEN’S TENNIS AND ASSISTANT MEN’S BASEKTBALL COACH KRAYTON NASH RESIGNS

University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) Head Tennis Coach and Men’s Basketball Associate Head Coach Krayton Nash announced his resignation from his positions to pursue a job closer to his family in Wisconsin. Nash spent four seasons at UMC. “We are extremely grateful for the job Krayton has done on and off the court for both our tennis

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Arnold J. Orsland – Obit

Arnold J. Orsland, 70, Fargo, ND, formerly of Halstad, MN, passed away on Sunday, June 27, 2021 at Bethany on 42nd in Fargo, with family by his side. Arnie was born on November 16, 1950, in Ada, MN to Alfred (Toby) and Dorothy (Ueland) Orsland. He grew up in Shelly, MN where he attended grade

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MNDOT REMINDS MOTORISTS TO SLOW DOWN IN WORK ZONES

With holiday celebrations throughout the state and forecasts of warm weather over the July 4 weekend, the Minnesota Department of Transportation urges all motorists to slow down, plan ahead and “keep cool” while driving through work zones. More than 200 projects will be underway on state roads this construction season. While most work will be suspended over

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POLK COUNTY HIGHWAY 57 TO CLOSE JULY 6 FOR CULVERT REPAIR

The Polk County Highway Department will close County State Aid Highway 57 from CSAH 13 to the Red Lake County Line starting July 6. The closure will allow a contractor to replace culverts and perform grade widening work. The closure is expected to last into August. Anyone wanting more information should contact the Polk County

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MINNESOTA DNR ENCOURAGES PEOPLE TO REPORT FISH DIE-OFFS

Hot weather is likely contributing to fish die-offs in lakes throughout Minnesota. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) said spring and summer fish die-offs happen occasionally, and they are getting widespread reports of dead fish following the recent prolonged stretch of hot weather. The DNR encourages you to report fish die-offs by calling the

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