Archive for Jan. 31 2017
Sanford Center Work Group Discusses Hospitality Tax
The recently formed Sanford Center Work Group presented some of its findings and held a discussion Monday about how success should be defined at Bemidji’s Sanford Center. We were there and…
Read MoreTeachers Learn About ALICE Training In Real Scenarios
Horace May Elementary is one of several schools throughout the state that have implemented a new standard for active shootings. ALICE trainings serve as an alternative to traditional school lockdowns.…
Read MoreNorthwoods Adventure: Ice Fishing Extravaganza
While the annual Brainerd Jaycees Ice Fishing Extravaganza is the world’s most charitable ice fishing event, there are several smaller stories within the event who take their time to contribute…
Read MoreMnDOT Extends Mowing, Baling Permit Application Period
Due to public concern regarding last fall’s mowing and baling permit announcement, the Minnesota Department of Transportation has extended the time frame for permit applications by those who want to…
Read MoreBSU, NTC President Releases Statement On Immigration Ban
Updated: January 31 at 3:40 PM Bemidji State University and Northwest Technical College students were assured that the colleges will “continue to provide a safe, respectful and welcoming campus” in…
Read MoreTax Forms, Instructions Available At Brainerd Public Library
Free federal tax forms and instructions on how to file the forms are available in a limited amount at the Brainerd Public Library. The Internal Revenue Service has provided forms…
Read MoreSenate Democrats Using Obscure Rule To Delay Confirmation Hearing
WASHINGTON (AP) — The latest on developments in Congress (all times local): 1:25 p.m. Democrats are using an obscure Senate rule to delay the committee vote on attorney general nominee…
Read MoreAppellate Court Upholds Pequot Lakes Man’s Arson Conviction
A Pequot Lakes man appealing his first-degree arson conviction has lost his case in the Minnesota State Court of Appeals. According to court records, Steven Hamilton Whitney, 40, filed for…
Read MoreSeverance Pay For State Employees Under Scrutiny
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) – Minnesota Republicans are weighing changes to severance for state workers after Gov. Mark Dayton was criticized for sizeable payouts to three top appointees who resigned.…
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