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Plus: a missing Bemidji man is found safe; Rep. Dave Lislegard announces his retirement; and legislation to establish Outdoor School for All fails this session.
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A myriad of challenges has many rural ambulance services bleeding money, and providers say emergency aid from the state is not enough and doesn't address the larger issues.
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The DFLer announced his retirement Sunday, May 26, 2024, on Facebook. Lislegard represented the Range in the state House for three terms.
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Bemidji Police canceled the missing persons alert as of Tuesday, May 28.
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A century-old headstone was also replaced in Maple Hill Cemetery to properly recognize Cpl. Norman Kenneth Bawks, a WWI soldier killed in action days before the war ended in 1918.
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In Hibbing's Maple Hill Cemetery, a group of volunteers is planning to clean hundreds of veteran headstones this summer to honor the fallen.
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Plus: a Babbitt teacher instills his love of the outdoors in his students by commuting to school in unique ways; and the DNR issues a reminder to leave fawns alone.
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The proposed donation from Dennis Dodge would also include the inscription: “We must put God back into our educational system before we lose our children and this great nation."
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Plus: an exploding electric vehicle charging station severely burns a 22-year-old man; Park Rapids School Board considers a Ten Commandments donation; and prison gerrymandering is outlawed in Minnesota.
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Bemidji Police canceled the alert for Michael Stuart as of May 28, 2024.