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On Oct. 8, at approximately 7:30 a.m., the Mille Lacs County Communications Center received a call of a motor vehicle accident in the area of 145th Avenue south of 190th Street, Milaca.
A new report on the general health status and chronic conditions in Mille Lacs County was presented by Mille Lacs County Health Educator/SHIP Coordinator Alisha Fussy at the Mille Lacs Area Partners for Prevention (MAPP) drug coalition meeting last week.
On the early morning of Sunday, Oct. 6, a vehicle left the roadway near Stevens Road, east of Wahkon, rolling several times. Two passengers sustained injuries, one needing to be airlifted with life threatening injuries. The driver, having fled the scene, was later located at home, where a pr…
Crow Wing County Sheriff Scott Goddard reports that the Crow Wing County Jail is currently experiencing two separate health related-issues – Salmonella and Hepatitis A.
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Teen Challenge Men’s Choir will be performing Sunday morning Nov. 3 at 10:30 a.m. at the Isle Evangelical Free Church on the corner of Oak Street and Highway 47. Free lunch will follow performance and a free will offering for Teen Challenge will be taken.
With the arrival of additional flu vaccine, Riverwood Healthcare Center has added more dates and times for flu clinics this fall.
On Wednesday, Oct. 16, the grades of Isle took to Main Street in their various floats for Homecoming, the parade having been postponed the previous week due to weather. The Isle cheerleading squad was also on parade, performing a stunt at the intersection of W Main and 3rd Avenue.
Advance Care Planning is a process that helps a person think about, talk about, and write down his or her choices for future health care decisions.
The public is invited to boogie the night away while raising money and good vibes to support those facing cancer at Cuyuna Regional Medical Center’s Kaleidoscope Disco Party on Tuesday evening, Oct. 29, at Ruttger’s Bay Lake Lodge where a legendary nightclub will be re-created for one night only.
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The Isle Huskies volleyball team closed out its regular season schedule with a loss to Onamia High on Oct. 17 and a split in two tournament matches hosted by Upsala on Oct. 17 where they beat Swanville, 2-1 and lost to Bertha-Hewitt, 2-0.
The Isle Huskies football squad finished the season with an overall record of 3-5 following a 76-26 loss to the Mountain Iron-Buhl Rangers on Oct. 16.
The Onamia Panthers football teams regular season came to an end on Wednesday, Oct. 16, when they lost a close encounter, 20-12, to the Cherry Tigers.
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