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ATV SAFETY FIELD DAY CLASS WILL BE OFFERED ON SATURDAY

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is holding an ATV Safety Field Day Class on Saturday, June 25, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, at Titan Machinery in Crookston. Before coming to the class, participants need to complete the online portion of the class ahead of time and bring the printed paper showing proof of […]

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WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HOLDS SAFETY TOWN 2022 FOR KINDERGARTNERS

All through the week of June 6-10, the Washington Elementary School has been teaching its kindergarteners a variety of safety topics in a program called “Safety Town 2022.” Every day this week, from 8:30 to 10:35 a.m., kindergarteners received presentations on safety topics from members of the Polk County Sheriff’s Office, the Crookston Pet Clinic,

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FREE ENTRANCE TO ALL MINNESOTA STATE PARKS ON SATURDAY

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is offering free admission to all 75 Minnesota state parks and recreation areas on Saturday, June 11. This “Free Park Day” is one of four days each year on which the DNR waives the requirement for a vehicle permit to enter state parks and recreation areas. The entrance fee

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POLK COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS APPROVE HERBICIDE TREATMENT IN UNION LAKE

The Polk County Board of Commissioners met on Tuesday inside the Polk County Government Center. The Board heard from Assistant Environmental Services Administrator Jacob Snyder for an Aquatic Invasive Species Project Request and a Resolution Interim Permit for Knife River Materials. They also heard from Property Records Director Michelle Cote on a resolution to approve

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MNDNR ADVISES SAFETY MINDSET AROUND COLD WATER

The weather so far in April has been anything but consistent, and the same can be said for the ice-out status of Minnesota’s waterways. However, as people’s focus turns to open water, the Minnesota Department of Resources reminds boaters and paddlers that cold water is dangerous and unexpected falls can turn tragic quickly. Each year,

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