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OMG! Watch the City Council meeting from Aug. 20: http://bit.ly/17NNdTd It was an interesting agenda at the City Council meeting. Ms. Stevens’ Option A and B presentation to the council was from a study done by professionals. The council it was presented to was, on the other...

My America is dead. It died when the voices of the soulless were louder than the voices of the followers of Christ. When greed became the creed to live by. When the illiterate, unskilled and lawless came with grasping fingers. When children could no longer play outside unattended...

Hallelujah! Somebody else is awake! Thank you, Richard C. Lindahl of Spicer, for pointing out that, as stewards of God's great creation, we have been miserable failures, even though we've improved some, and Republicans couldn't care less. In truth, environmental issues have not even...

WILLMAR -- The Assembly of God Church in Willmar donated $16,899 from their "Night of Music" event that's dedicated to the Kandiyohi County's emergency "neighbor to neighbor" fund. The money is distributed in small amounts to individuals who are "headed in a good direction" but experience...

Thank you for enlightening story, "Cold winter ahead for upper Midwest" in the Dec. 17 paper and the prediction that the oncoming winter season "may go down as one of the coldest winters in the past 30, 40 years." Really? How is this remotely possible with all the "global warming"...

Some things are changing. I went into my local hospital a while back to see a friend. When I asked at the desk what room he was in, they said he wasn't there. I was very frustrated because I knew he was there. Due to new privacy laws, they could not tell me what room he was in or...

Exactly 150 years ago Tuesday -- on April 12, 1861 -- Confederate forces fired upon Fort Sumter in South Carolina. This war, that began 1,422 miles from Willmar, also changed the future of west central Minnesota and the rest of the state. The Civil War began a wave of change that...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- In a new case about climate change, the Supreme Court will hear an appeal from electric utilities that are trying to short-circuit an effort by states to force cuts in power plant emissions. The court agreed Monday to consider ending a federal lawsuit by eight...

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