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The Osakis City Council met on Monday, May 8. The council approved standard items including the meeting agenda and minutes from the April meeting, bills, and the minutes from the Economic Development Authority meeting. They also approved non-standard items including the city’s summer watering...
The following cases were heard before Judge Daniel A. Benson in Seventh District Court in Todd County May 4, 2023.
Juan George Fulgencio, Long Prairie. 3rd Degree Refusal to Test. Dismissed. 4th Degree Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol. Convicted and Sentenced. Local Confinement (90 Days...
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Julio Saul Escolastico Santos, Browerville. Expired Drivers License. $100 fine. $85 fee. Expired Registration $30 fine.
Adam Gregory Joseph Gardner, Little Falls. Driving After Revocation. $200 fine. $85 fee. No Proof of Insurance. $200 fine. Tail Light...
[ST. PAUL, MN] – Governor Tim Walz last week signed historic gun safety measures into law, including universal background checks and a red flag law that allows law enforcement to intervene when someone is at high risk of injuring themselves or others with a firearm. Governor Walz and Lieutenant...
The Long Prairie City Council gave several updates about summer projects in Long Prairie at their meeting May 15.
The north half of Riverside Drive is closed to through traffic thru July. The south half of Riverside Drive will remain open. Commerce Drive will be paved in the coming weeks. First...
The Osakis Elementary School presented their spring concerts last week. Coincidentally, the ice on Lake Osakis had gone out not too long ago, so it was fitting that the pirates were gearing up for a new season on the water.
One of Long Prairie’s most dedicated civil servants, Rod Erickson, passed away over the weekend.
Erickson, owner of Countryside Plumbing and Heating in Long Prairie, was a dedicated public servant as well. Erickson spent years serving on the Long Prairie-Grey Eagle School Board before joining the...
The Browerville School District held their annual commencement program outside this past weekend. The change in venue was due to the collapse of the district’s gymnasium where commencement is usually held.
The Long Prairie-Grey Eagle School Board wrestled with priorities on May 15.
Bruce Miles from the Big River Group discussed working with the board in the coming months for strategic planning. The cost is around $10,000.
Big River Group would survey the school and create advisory sessions to help...
