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The Minnesota city has not committed to operating a municipal dispensary, but the application is the first step in the process if it chooses to do so.
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Due to frigidly cold temperatures and wind chills, the Second Harvest Mobile Food Pantry rescheduled its Feb. 11-12, 2025, stops in Northern Minnesota.
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The local group of advocates for missing and murdered Indigenous relatives, MMIW 218, will host a walk and program on Feb. 14, 2025.
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And: Bagley and Hibbing earn starred performances at State One Act Play Festival; and MN lawmakers discuss impacts of potential federal Department of Education shuttering.
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The purpose of the Fernberg Corridor Project is to minimize the potential effects from a wildfire where the Boundary Waters abuts residential areas.
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Among recipients is Greater Bemidji, which will receive $575,000. The funding will support three different child care initiatives for Bemidji and the Red Lake Nation.
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At least two of the three judges at the MSHSL festival must consider a performance "of superior quality" for it to be named a starred performance.
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A special election to fill Itasca County Commissioner District 4 will be Tuesday, Feb. 11, 2025.
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Plus: Nurses call attention to growing influence of artificial intelligence.
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Plus: Public comment being accepted on Fernberg Corridor Project to reduce wildfire risk; and Hibbing to host public hearing on its plans to issue bonds to improve its public works facility.