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ALTRU EARNS NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR PROMOTING ORGAN, EYE, AND TISSUE DONATION

Altru Health System has earned platinum recognition for its efforts to increase organ, eye, and tissue donor registrations across the state, through the Workplace Partnership for Life (WPFL) Hospital Organ Donation Campaign. The WPFL is a national initiative that unites the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), and

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PIRATE GIRLS SWIMMING FINISHES THIRD IN CROOKSTON TRI-ANGULAR

The Crookston Pirate girls swimming team finished in third place in their own tri-angular with Fosston-Bagley winning the meet with 176 points while Thief River Falls took second place with 162 points at the Crookston Community Pool. Fallon Johnson delivered the Pirates first strong performance of the night in the 200-meter freestyle taking third place

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ST. JOHN’S PREP COMES FROM BEHIND TO BEAT CROOKSTON PIRATE GIRLS SOCCER

The Crookston Pirate Girls soccer team scored the first two goals of the game, but squandered a 2-0 halftime lead in a 4-2 loss against St. John’s Prep in a non-Section game played in Collegeville. The Pirates broke through early in the first half drawing first blood after Olivia Huck found Makenze Epema for the

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MNDOT URGES CAUTION ON HIGHWAYS FOR LABOR DAY WEEKEND, BEGINNING OF SCHOOL YEAR

With the last big weekend of summer travel coming up, the Minnesota Department of Transportation urges motorists to use extra caution this Labor Day weekend. Motorists should also be alert for more people walking and bicycling as many children return to school beginning Tuesday. Motorists may encounter bypasses, lane closures and detours. MnDOT recommends that

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TEE IT UP GOLF COMMITTEE DONATES TO RIVERVIEW FOUNDATION FOR BREAST HEALTH

Tee it Up “Fore’’ Breast Health 2019 was held August 6th at Minakwa Golf Course. Fifty-two women participated in the event that brought in a total of $3,885. The funds were donated to the RiverView Foundation and will be used to offer testing and/or assessments to area women for early cancer diagnosis, treatment and education.

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