PassportArchive for Oct. 4 2016
Northwoods Adventure: Brainerd Zip Line Tours
Zip lining might be one of the most popular activities for those seeking an adrenaline rush. Maybe it’s the feeling of gliding over trees from sixty feet up or experiencing…
Read MoreRedby Water Line Breaks, Leaves Red Lake Without Water
UPDATE: All Red Lake schools are back in session Wednesday, a ‘boil water’ advisory remains in effect, schools are providing students with bottled water. *** Schools closed, businesses shut – an…
Read MoreBrainerd Man Sentenced To Nearly 40 Years In Prison
A Brainerd man will spend the next 38 years in jail for shooting two victims in the head. According to the Brainerd Dispatch, Tyler Allan Cronquist, 25, plead guilty to…
Read More$3.3M Approved For July Storm Aid
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Gov. Mark Dayton has authorized nearly $3.3 million in disaster relief funds for July storm damage in northern Minnesota. Heavy thunderstorms from July 19 through…
Read MoreKiwanis Park Vandals Charged
A Baxter and Minot teenager received over 100 hours community service recently. In early July two teenagers destroyed multiple trees in Kiwanis Park and College Drive. At the Brainerd City…
Read MoreGrand Rapids Woman Missing, Sheriff Asks For Public Assistance
The Itasca County Sheriff’s Department is asking for the public’s assistance in locating a missing woman. Lindsay Marie Voltz, 37 of Grand Rapids, was last seen during the evening of…
Read MoreBrainerd/Baxter Annexation Dispute Comes To A Halt
No progress has been made over the disputed land between two central Minnesota cities. The Brainerd City Council and Baxter City Council have not come to a resolution over the…
Read MoreIndigenous Peoples’/Treaty Day Replaces Columbus Day
Columbus Day will also be known as Indigenous Peoples’/Treaty Day in Bemidji this year and for years to come. The Bemidji City Council will recognize Indigenous Peoples’/Treaty Day on October…
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