ARREST/FIRE REPORT-OCTOBER 11
The Northwest Regional Correction Center reported the arrest of the following- Chais William Leach, 29, of Crookston, for endangering the safety of the public and public nuisance activity.
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SUGAR BEET TRUCK TIPS OVER AT OMEARA PILER
The Polk County Sheriff’s Department was called to a sugar beet truck accident at the Omeara piler. The Omeara piler is north of Crookston. The truck tipped onto its side, and Neil Carlson of iNewz.tv has more in the video below. [yotuwp type=”videos” id=”OwPeM1mlBJY” ]
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RYDELL DONATES TO RIVERVIEW HEALTHS REHAB DEPARTMENT
The folks at Rydell Cars don’t just put smiles on the faces of customers driving shiny vehicles off their lot; soon, smiles will appear on the faces of RiverView Health pediatric patients enjoying new fun, therapeutic activities thanks to a generous donation from the Grand Forks company. In honor of National Children’s Day, June 11,
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NORTHWEST MN ARTS COUNCIL ANNOUNCES FIGURES OF GHOSTS AND DREAMS-THE ART WORK OF STEPHANIE OLSON
The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) is pleased to announce the opening of Figures of Ghosts & Dreams: The Artwork of Stephanie Olson. The exhibit is open through Wednesday, November 29, at the NWMAC Gallery at Northland Community and Technical College in Thief River Falls. Stephanie Olson is a public-school English teacher in Goodridge and
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GRAND FORKS PUBLIC HEALTH OFFERS VACCINES ON WEDNESDAYS IN OCTOBER
Grand Forks Public Health (GFPH) will offer influenza vaccine on Wednesdays in October, with the addition of the updated COVID booster upon arrival of the vaccine. The clinics are held at Grand Forks Public Health, 151 S 4th St, Suite N301, from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. GFPH will announce on social media and news release
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THE TRI-COUNTY CORRECTIONS BOARD DISCUSSES JUVENILE CENTER UPDATES AND UPCOMING GRANTS
The Tri-County Corrections Board met Monday at the Northwest Regional Correction Center conference room. The monthly statistics for September were presented to the board, which included an average daily population of 166 inmates, with 135 male and 31 female. The average daily population for the Juvenile Center was just over six inmates. The most common