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A Beltrami County judge dismissed Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life's claims against a Bemidji man, who canceled checks totaling more than $800,000 after his father's apparent suicide.
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No DNA evidence or witness statements corroborated the allegation, but the county attorney’s office reiterated that a medical exam confirmed the girl was sexually assaulted by an unknown assailant.
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The partnership between Beltrami County and Sanford Health would consider the full continuum of care and is called the Ember program, which stands for embrace, motivate, believe, execute and remedy.
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Proposed legislation would allow counties to collect reimbursement for ice rescue missions.
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Oscar Luna's state public defender is arguing witness statements to police are inconsistent with the allegations in the case.
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The judge's decision rescinded his Jan. 23 ruling, which had ordered the district to allow Bemidji Education Association members to distribute flyers to the community on school grounds.
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'It's more than just teachers': Educators across region work without contracts, waiting on mediationMore than 200 days into the 2023-24 school year, school districts and local bargaining units meet at the mediator's table to finalize contracts for teachers and support staff.
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According to Judge John Melbye’s order, the Bemidji Education Association successfully argued the district’s actions would cause irreparable harm to its union organizing.
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The community rallied behind the fundraising effort to bring the 1948 Great Northern Railway caboose to Bemidji, and the piece of locomotive history will be restored and preserved for visitor use.
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The Northern Township project would connect properties along Lake Bemidji, including a resort with previous septic problems.