THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE PROJECTS FARMERS WON’T HAVE ANOTHER YEAR AS PROFITABLE AS 2020 FOR AT LEAST A DECADE.
DIRECT FEDERAL ASSISTANCE PAYMENTS ACCOUNTED FOR MORE THAN A THIRD OF U.S. FARMERS 121 BILLION DOLLARS IN NET INCOME,
AND FARM PROFITS WERE AT THEIR HIGHEST LEVEL IN SEVEN YEARS.
THE ANNUAL WANNASKA LIONS FISHING DERBY HAS BEEN CANCELLED FOR THIS YEAR.
A RAFFLE DRAWING WILL BE HELD SATURDAY (3 PM) AT THE WANNASKA COMMUNITY CENTER.
A ROSEAU HIGH SCHOOL KNOWLEDGE BOWL TEAM COMPRISED OF TRISTAN ANDERSON, AUTUMN GROSS, MIA KRINGS AND LEVI STEINHAUER FINISHED 2ND (OUT OF 19 TEAMS) YESTERDAY IN THEIR FINAL REGULAR SEASON COMPETITION.
NEXT UP ARE SUB-REGIONS NEXT TUESDAY.
LAST WEEK’S FATAL SHOOTING AT A BUFFALO, MINNESOTA CLINIC HAS RENEWED CALLS FOR TOUGHER GUN LAWS.
THE SHOOTER, 67 YEAR OLD GREGORY ULRICH, HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH MURDER; HE APPARENTLY HAD BEEN GRANTED A PERMIT TO CARRY, DESPITE THREATS OF VIOLENCE THREE YEARS AGO.
KRIS BROWN IS WITH THE NONPROFIT GUN CONTROL GROUP BRADY UNITED.
SOME REPUBLICAN LAWMAKERS IN MINNESOTA SAY THERE SHOULD BE GREATER FOCUS ON MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT.
LIFECARE PUBLIC HEALTH HAS ADMINISTERED 1562 FIRST DOSES OF THE COVID VACCINE SINCE JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
PUBLIC HEALTH DIRECTOR JULIE PAHLEN SAYS TWELVE PERCENT OF ROSEAU COUNTY RESIDENTS HAVE HAD AT LEAST ONE DOSE OF THE VACCINE, WHETHER IN THE COUNTY OR AT OTHER LOCATIONS.
PAHLEN SAID HER AGENCY RECEIVED ANOTHER ONE HUNDRED DOSES OF VACCINE THIS WEEK.
THE I.R.S. TAX FILING DEADLINE IS STILL TWO MONTHS AWAY, BUT LOCAL TAX PREPARERS HAVE BEEN BUSY.
MARK WILSON, AT CZEH, WILSON AND WILMER ACCOUNTING IN ROSEAU, SAYS THERE ARE FILING DELAYS DUE TO I.R.S. FORM DELAYS.
WILSON ALSO SAYS THE COVID PANDEMIC HAS HAD LITTLE EFFECT ON ROSEAU COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE CONTINUES SEEKING GRANT APPLICATIONS FOR PROJECTS TO IMPROVE HOUSING, COMMUNITY FACILITIES AND TO IMPROVE COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL AREAS.
THE ROSEAU COUNTY BOARD HAS APPROVED AN APPLICATION FOR AN EXEMPT PERMIT FOR THE WARROAD-BASED NONPROFIT “HELPP, INC” FOR A RAFFLE TO HELD AT THE CLEARRIVER CAMPGROUND.
ROSEAU POLICE CHIEF WARD ANDERSON SAYS IN HIS 2020 REPORT THAT INITIAL COMPLAINT REPORTS WERE DOWN ABOUT FOUR PER MONTH WHEN COMPARED WITH 2019.
ANDERSON SAYS SOME OF THE EXPECTED OUTCOMES OF THE PANDEMIC DIDN’T HAPPEN LAST YEAR.
UNIVERSITY of MINNESOTA EXTENSION’S BEEF CALVING ESSENTIAL WEBINAR SERIES CONTINUES TOMORROW WITH DOCTOR JOE ARMSTRONG ON CALVING TROUBLES.
Last modified: 02/17/2021
