COHASSET — The Minnesota Department of Transportation will be starting a pavement resurfacing project Wednesday, Oct. 1, on Highway 2 in Cohasset.
Work will be taking place between East Bass Lake Road and Pincherry Road.
Motorists can expect lane closures and shifts.
Work is expected to be complete on Oct. 10.
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Contributed/Minnesota Department of Natural ResourcesThe nursery has a strong supply of oak seedlings this year, offering landowners a chance to grow one of Minnesota’s majestic trees, and more than 20 other native coniferous and deciduous tree species. -
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Lorie Shaull/Special to KAXEThe state’s Office of Cannabis Management offers guidance on the laws but has no legal authority to compel cities or counties into compliance. This leaves it up to individuals to challenge local ordinances in court. -
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