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During a work session on July 21, the Mille Lacs County Board of Commissioners considered financially supporting a communication tower in Princeton.
The Mille Lacs Historic Courthouse was filled with people, approximately 50, in a number of rooms on three levels to accommodate social distancing, on Tuesday, July 21, as they took time to weigh in on the possibility of Mille Lacs County becoming a Second Amendment Sanctuary.
The Wahkon City Council met in a special session on July 21 to deal with two issues: the use of city property by vendors and amending a zoning ordinance with regard to accessory structures on private city building lots.
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A toddler named Walter from Pipestone, Minn., enjoyed a day at the Father Hennepin State Park beach with his family.
The Minnesota Municipal Board has found that the petitioners seeking incorporation of Port Mille Lacs failed to produce evidence that the area’s needs would best be served if it became a city and have denied the request.
Last week I referenced what has become known as “The Great Commandment” – Jesus’ response on what he saw as the core of scripture. Jesus, always a fan of going above and beyond, actually shares two commandments – “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all y…
Josiah David Mueller recently received the rite of confirmation at Trinity Lutheran Church, Isle. His chosen Bible verse was Romans 12:21 - “Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.” He is pictured with Trinity Pastor Mark Maunula and Trinity member LeAnn Gregoire, Kettle Riv…
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Summer league baseball, softball and other sports are up and running amid COVID-19. Last Tuesday evening, parents, family and sports fan took in an Isle 13-and-up baseball game against Rush City.
Tuesday 9:15 AM Coffee - July 21 - Gary Olson - 165, 166, 165 - 496, Frank Kacon - 134, 182, 112 - 438, Victor Lease - 129, 184, 140 - 453, Daryl Honnold - 185, 137, 203 - 525, Al Boettcher - 104, 139, 100 - 343, Linda Lease - 137, 115, 136 - 388, Carlene Boettcher - 73, 84, 79 - 236, Kim Am…
The Minnesota College Athletic Conference announced late Tuesday that fall sports have been canceled, including football and volleyball at Central Lakes College, in light of COVID-19 and the importance of player and coach safety.
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