PassportArchive for May. 31 2018
The Highs & Lows Of The 2018 Legislative Session
Now that Governor Mark Dayton has signed the 2018 bonding bill, legislators are taking a victory lap. Shaking hands and sharing words of thanks are what legislators are doing while…
Read MoreGene Dillon Elementary School Principal Hosts Open House
The new Gene Dillon Elementary School is set to open up this fall, and today, an open house was held at Bemidji High School to answer any parent’s questions. The…
Read MoreFishing Tips: Water Safety
It’s that time of year again – the start of our weekly fishing tips. Today, hosts Ray Gildow of the Nisswa Guides League and Mandy Uhrich, the Bassing Biologist, take…
Read MoreMinnesota Sues Arizona-Based Opioid Manufacturer
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota’s attorney general is suing an Arizona-based pharmaceutical company, alleging it illegally marketed a painkiller made from the synthetic opioid fentanyl. The lawsuit was filed…
Read MoreCommon Goods Store in Crosslake Gets a Makeover
Generous community members are overwhelming a local non-profit with hundreds of donations a week. Their thrift store could not keep up with the surplus of items…until now. “I hopped in…
Read MoreBrainerd Woman Dies In Three-Car Crash
A Brainerd woman is dead as a result of a three-car early morning crash. Crow Wing County Sheriff Todd Dahl reports emergency services responded to a crash on County Road…
Read MoreFischbach Joins Pawlenty Campaign As His Running Mate
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Minnesota Lt. Gov. Michelle Fischbach joined former Republican Gov. Tim Pawlenty’s campaign as his running mate on Thursday and she confirmed she was offered the…
Read MoreDNR Seeks Public Comment on Expanded Use of Crosslake Game Refuge
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is asking that anyone who is interested in the Crosslake Game Refuge can comment on a proposal to expand its current uses to allow…
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