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Bus driver Jean Waltz was remembered fondly at MACCRAY Public Schools Wednesday as a much-loved bus driver and former school paraprofessional. Waltz was found unresponsive in her bus in Tyler Tuesday. She had been waiting in the bus while the MACCRAY girls basketball team played Russell-Tyler-Ruthton.
Gov. Tim Walz rolled out his first priorities for the state's budget surplus on Thursday, Jan. 20, prompting blowback from Republicans.
The Willmar City Council hired architect firm BKV Group to complete facilities assessments and concept design work for possible projects involving the city hall and community center.
Voting is now available at mndot.gov/nameasnowplow and will be open through Wednesday, Jan. 26.
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Strong eruptions in the tropics have been known to cause cooling due to large amounts of sulphur dioxide being placed into the upper atmosphere.
A modest shift could easily leave our region with more air from the southwest and with much milder and drier weather.
It’s not yet clear whether the breach caused any long-term environmental damage or affected aquifer levels in the area.
State jobless rate fell to 3.1% in December
The singer and actor, otherwise known as Michael Lee Aday, sold more than 100 million records worldwide and had roles in films "The Rocky Horror Show" and "Fight Club."
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Defamation suit follows larger one by Dominion
Greed, incest, murder and rattlesnakes tell the tale of a southern sharecropper turned barber turned murderer.
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Besides coordinating the tracking of outbreaks, Ehresmann served as a regular point of contact for the state's unprecedented and often highly scrutinized pandemic response communications. Her retirement comes after 30 years in public health.
The seven-day rolling average positive test rate reached 23.7%.
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