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Authorities say the sexual assault of a woman and the kidnapping and beating of a man took place over several days at a private Eveleth home. -
Grossell, who serves District 2A including Lake of the Woods County and portions of Beltrami and Clearwater counties, announced he would retire to Alaska after his fourth term.
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Sen. Tina Smith said she found the response letter to her questions based on constituents’ experiences to be an insult to the people of Bemidji, who’ve shared heart-wrenching stories of long hours delivering mail or receiving bills and medicine late.
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And: Ely offers current and future police officers their own canoes; pristine lake ice conditions draw skating, iceboating enthusiasts; and Santa Claus is coming to Split Rock Lighthouse.
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Janelle Greschner, director of business recruitment for the IRRR, said businesses are already interested in the planned industrial park in a city with very few manufacturing jobs.
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Plus an update on the Bemidji school threat and a several swatting incidents reported across the state; Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan to serve as chair of party committee; and a project is focused on the intersection of climate change and aging.
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Staffers from U.S. Sens. Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith's offices were on hand to hear testimony from postal workers, their families and anyone who sends or receives mail.
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UPDATE: Credible threat closes Bemidji schools as BCA reports unrelated statewide swatting incidentsThe threat, according to Superintendent Jeremy Olson, was reported to the district by law enforcement around 9:45 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 5. Numerous schools and Jewish facilities across the state were targeted with a separate swatting hoax.
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And: Staffers from Senators Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith's office held a roundtable discussion on issues at the Bemidji Post Office Tuesday, and the State Emblems Redesign Commission unanimously selected a new state seal depicting a loon and other Minnesota staples.
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Daily Brief - Dec. 5, 2023: Rural electrical coop sues cryptocurrency miners for alleged power theftAnd: businesses prepare for new paid leave law, public comments being accepted on what state should do with $651 million in federal broadband money, Superior National Forest staff to host open house on prescribed burn project; and the state nursery seeks black spruce cone hunters.
