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LOCAL NEWS FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 2022

03/18/2022

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE MINNESOTA STATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES HAS VOTED TO MERGE THE FIVE CAMPUSES OF THE NORTHEAST HIGHER EDUCATION DISTRICT THAT INCLUDES HIBBING COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ITASCA COMMUNITY COLLEGE, MESABI RANGE COLLEGE, RAINY RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE, AND VERMILION COMMUNITY COLLEGE INTO A SINGLE ACCREDITED INSTITUTION WITH SIX CAMPUSES. STARTING THIS MAY, THEY WILL OPERATE UNDER THE NAME “MINNESOTA NORTH COLLEGE”.

ROSEAU ELEMENTARY IS HOSTING A KINDERGARTEN AND EARLY LEARNING INFORMATION AND ENROLLMENT NIGHT ON MONDAY, MARCH 28 FROM 5:30-7:00. THE EVENT IS FOR ALL PARENTS/GUARDIANS AND THEIR INCOMING KINDERGARTNERS OR PRESCHOOLERS.

AUTHORITIES RESPONDED TO A BOMB THREAT YESTERDAY AT DETROIT LAKES HIGH SCHOOL, WHERE THEY FOUND NO CREDIBLE THREAT, AND ACTIVITIES RESUMED AS NORMAL IN THE AFTERNOON. THE THREAT CAME VIA PHONE FROM AN UNIDENTIFIED CALLER.

DENVER AIR CONNECTION HAS ENTERED INTO A NEW FIVE YEAR CONTRACT WITH THE THIEF RIVER FALLS AIRPORT, PROVIDING ESSENTIAL AIR SERVICE THROUGH 2027. DENVER AIR RECENTLY ENTERED INTO AN INTERLINE AGREEMENT WITH AMERICAN AIRLINES, ALLOWING FOR ONE TICKET TO BE USED FOR BOTH AIRLINES, AS OPPOSED TO BOOKING SEPARATELY. DENVER AIR ALREADY HAS AN INTERLINE AGREEMENT WITH UNITED.

AT THE PEAK OF THE MOST RECENT OMICRON VARIANT SPREAD OF COVID-19, INFANTS AND YOUNG CHILDREN WERE HOSPITALIZED AT FIVE TIMES THE RATE OF THE DELTA VARIANT, THAT IS ACCORDING TO THE CDC’S MORBIDITY AND MORTALITY REPORT. RATES FOR INFANTS NEEDING ICU CARE WAS 3.5 TIME HIGHER. THE HIGHEST RATE COME WITHIN INFANTS LESS THAN 6 MONTHS OF AGE, WHICH LEADS HEALTH OFFICIALS TO URGE PREGNANT WOMEN, OR MOTHERS TO GET VACCINATED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE FOLLOWING BIRTH.

THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT IS SET TO END TESTING REQUIREMENTS FOR TRAVELERS ENTERING CANADA GOING INTO EFFECT APRIL 1. PROOF OF VACCINATION WILL STILL BE REQUIRED AND USE OF THE ARRIVE-CAN APP WILL STILL BE NEEDED.

A MASS OF CHRISTIAN BURIAL WILL BE HELD FOR DALE TELLE AT ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH IN WARROAD ON SATURDAY (11 AM) WITH VISITATION AN HOUR PRIOR, AND ALSO FRIDAY (5-7 PM) ALSO AT THE CHURCH, A FAMILY SERVICE WILL BEGIN AT 7:00 FOLLOWED BY A ROSARY SERVICE. INTERMENT WILL BE HELD AT RESURRECTION CEMETERY IN EAST GRAND FORKS LATER THIS SPRING.

A MASS OF CHRISTIAN BURIAL WILL BE HELD FOR RICHARD “DICK” SODERBERG AT ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH IN WARROAD ON FRIDAY (11 AM) WITH VISITATION AN HOUR PRIOR, AND ALSO ON THURSDAY (5-7 PM) WITH A 7:00 FAMILY SERVICE AT HELGESON FUNERAL HOME IN WARROAD. INTERMENT WILL BEHELD AT A LATER DATE AT ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CEMETERY IN WARROAD.

A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR JAMES. P. CRATTY OF WARROAD WILL BE HELD FRIDAY (5 PM) AT HELGESON FUNERAL HOME IN WARROAD. VISITATION WILL BE HELD ONE HOUR PRIOR TO THE SERVICE, ALSO AT HELGESON’S. JAMES CRATTY WAS 61.

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR OLIVE WISKOW OF GOODRIDGE, WILL BE HELD MONDAY, MARCH 28 (10 AM) AT FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH IN GOODRIDGE. VISITATION WILL BE ONE HOUR PRIOR. BURIAL WILL BE AT GOODRIDGE COMMUNITY CEMETERY. OLIVE WISKOW WAS 79.

A SPRINGO KIDS BINGO EVENT IS THIS SUNDAY AT THE ROSEAU AMERICAN LEGION FROM 1:00-3:00. THAT EVENT IS FREE, WITH CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ROSEAU COUNTY TOWNSHIP OFFICERS ASSOCIATION IS TUESDAY, MARCH 29 AT THE ROSEAU CITY CENTER, BEGINNING AT 7 PM. ALL TOWNSHIP OFFICERS IN ROSEAU COUNTY ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.

Gov. Tim Walz has released an updated plan for how to spend the state’s enormous budget surplus, including a proposal for income tax rebate checks of $1,000 per couple. His revised supplemental budget proposal, released Thursday, follows last month’s announcement that the state’s budget surplus has grown to $9.25 billion. It formalizes an idea he floated then for tax rebate checks of $500 for single filers and $1,000 for married couples. Senate Republicans are pushing to use most of the surplus for permanent income tax cuts, while House Democrats want to target the money toward lower-income Minnesotans and social programs.

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