PassportArchive for Jun. 29 2020
Judge Warns He May Move Trials of Former Officers Charged in George Floyd’s Death
A Minnesota judge is warning that he’s likely to move the trials of four former police officers charged in George Floyd’s death out of Minneapolis if public officials and attorneys…
Read MoreWalz Says Minnesota Has Reached COVID-19 Testing Milestone
Minnesota reported 10 more deaths from the coronavirus on Monday, the same day state officials said they had reached their goal of being able to test as many as 20,000…
Read MoreMinnesota Medical Association Urging Leaders to Call for Mandatory Mask Use
The Minnesota Medical Association (MMA) and 20 other state medical societies are urging public and private leaders across the state to require the wearing of face masks or face coverings…
Read MoreBrainerd Bike Store Seeing Summer Sales Boom
Brian Moon, a salesman at Easy Riders Bicycle & Sport Shop, believes the Brainerd Lakes region is falling in love again with riding a bike. This pandemic has taken a…
Read MoreBemidji Now Accepting Permit Applications For Deer Archery Hunts
The City of Bemidji is now accepting permit applications for residents to participate in any of three special white-tailed deer archery hunts within city limits. There are 66 sites available,…
Read MoreIn Business: Maid in Bemidji Making Use of New Cleaning Tech
There has been an increased need for cleaning since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. One Bemidji business is keeping commercial spaces sanitized. Maid in Bemidji is a family-owned business…
Read MoreSanford Health In Bemidji Updates Visitor Policy
Sanford Health in Bemidji will be adjusting hospital hours and expanding their new screening system as part of the changes to their visitor policy. Now, hospital visiting hours will be…
Read MoreAmerican Experience: Vote
July 6 at 8pm — Tune in or stream with the PBS app and online at video.lptv.org. The Vote tells the dramatic culmination story of the hard-fought campaign waged by…
Read MoreMinnesota Department of Health Reports 315 New COVID-19 Cases on Monday
The Minnesota Department of Health released their June 29th coronavirus situational update, which included 315 new cases reported along with 10 deaths. The overall numbers for the state of Minnesota…
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