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Traditions are as unique and individual as the families that have them and they differ around the globe. I and a friend had the honor of experiencing a Traditional Christmas meal in Norway a few years back and I still get a craving for it. We were on the south west coast of Norway visiting the...
The LPGE choir practices for its concert Dec. 21.
The students at LPGE have been practicing the last couple of months in preparation for their winter choir concerts which will be hosted on Monday, Dec. 21, at 7:30 p.m. All choirs in grades 7-12 which includes the junior choir, concert choir, girls ensemble, and chamber singers will be performing....
The Todd Soil and Water Conservation District hosted an open house on Dec. 2 to give area producers information about the Minnesota Agricultural Water Quality Certification Program (MAWQCP). The MAWQCP is a voluntary opportunity for farmers and agricultural landowners to take the lead in...
Stay Warm and Safe this Winter  Winter storms and cold temperatures can be hazardous, but if you plan ahead, you can stay safe and healthy. Many people prefer to stay indoors during the winter months, but remaining indoors is no guarantee of safety.  Make sure to winterize your home by installing...
Our Week In Review   The Bazaar was a Hugh success Thanks to everyone that helped by donating, working, buying, and etc.  If you are one of the lucky winners of a door prize you should have been notified – please stop up and pick up your prize.  The afternoon was a hit too with lots of good music...
The following cases were heard before Judge Daniel A. Benson in Seventh District Court in Todd County November 30. Kayla Tane Salathe, Fargo, ND. Fleeing a Peace Officer in a motor vehicle. Stay of Adjudication. Condition – Adult (Follow all State and Federal criminal laws. Contact your probation...
The third graders from the Long Prairie-Grey Eagle Elementary School recently completed their service learning project by tracking donations, shopping for groceries and donating food.
There is always, always, always something to be thankful for.  The third grade students at the Long Prairie-Grey Eagle Elementary School are thankful that they were able to bring $848 worth of food, which came up to 700 pounds of food, to the local Long Prairie Food Pantry.    For the month of...
From left to right:  Erin Blanchard, Jasmin Botello, Katie Pachan, and Emily Berscheit work on placing stickers on bags to be used at local liquor stores.
In the month of November, Long Prairie-Grey Eagle’s alcohol and drug-free youth group engaged in several activities that focused on building leadership and reaching out to the community.   On November 5-6, eight members of the group attended Youth Leadership Academy at The Lodge in Baxter, MN.  At...
Change may be inevitable. For the area’s thrift stores known as Thread Sheds, changes include spiffed up and de-cluttered floor space and a new name. What has been known for decades as the Development Achievement Center (DAC) in Browerville is under new management and a new name, which bring along...
The following cases were heard before Judge Daniel A. Benson in Seventh District Court in Todd County November 23. Virgil Dean Gilbert, Staples. Domestic assault. Dismissed. Disorderly conduct. Sentenced. Amended Court Decision. John Joseph Fink, Browerville. Theft. Dismissed, Conditions met or...

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