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KANDIYOHI — Dozens of eager children and their families huddled on the sidewalk of Atlantic Avenue in downtown Kandiyohi as red and blue flashing lights from Kandiyohi Fire Department trucks escorted a very famous couple to the Kandiyohi Civic Center Saturday evening.
Parents filmed on their phones as children gleefully cheered as Santa and Mrs. Claus rolled up to greet the community. Everyone soon rushed back inside to warm back up and get in line to personally visit with Santa so they could tell him everything they want for Christmas coming up in two weeks.
The annual event was made possible this year by the Kandiyohi Men's Club.
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Macy Moore / West Central Tribune
Macy Moore / West Central Tribune
Macy Moore / West Central Tribune
Macy Moore / West Central Tribune
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At its board of directors meeting Thursday, the MSHSL approved a switch in the number of weight classes in wrestling and voted on a proposal to seed all eight teams in football state tournaments.
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Lawmakers asked for a review amid an investigation of the nonprofit Feeding Our Future. Employees and others are accused of using $250 million intended for meal programs for real estate and travel.
The standard now awaits a signature from Gov. Tim Walz, who said he supports the legislation.
Nobody was injured after a reported house fire Monday in rural Sacred Heart. All of the occupants of the home were able to safely exit the building. However, the home was deemed a total loss.
