LIFECARE PUBLIC HEALTH ANNOUNCED EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING THAT THEY WOULD BEGIN TAKING APPOINTMENTS FOR COVID-19 VACCINES FOR THOSE 65 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER, FOR A CLINIC ON JANUARY 26TH. THEY NOTED THEY HAD ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF VACCINES AVAILABLE, AND THOSE WERE ALL ACCOUNTED FOR WITHIN JUST A COUPLE OF HOURS. THEY REASSURE THE PUBLIC THAT EVERYONE WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY AT THE VACCINE, BUT THAT PACE IS DETERMINED BY STATE AND FEDERAL AGENCIES.
THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH HAS UNVEILED A COMMUNITY COVID VACCINE PROGRAM IN NINE LOCATIONS AROUND THE STATE, INCLUDING A PILOT SITE IN THIEF RIVER FALLS FOR PEOPLE SIXTY-FIVE YEARS AND OLDER; TEACHERS AND SCHOOL STAFF; AND STAFF WORKING AT LICENSED AND CERTIFIED CHILD CARE PROGRAMS.
APPOINTMENTS WILL BE TAKEN STARTING THURSDAY.
A FUNERAL SERVICE FOR GREGORY GRAHN OF ROSEAU, FOLLOWING ALL MINNESOTA COVID GUIDELINES, IS THIS MORNING AT ELEVEN AT THE ROSEAU COMMUNITY CHURCH. VISITATION IS AN HOUR PRIOR. BURIAL IS AT SPRUCE CEMETERY AT A LATER DATE.
GREG GRAHN WAS 70.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR FRED ERICKSON OF BAUDETTE, FOLLOWING COVID GUIDELINES, ARE TOMORROW MORNING AT TEN AT THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN BAUDETTE. VISITATION IS AN HOUR PRIOR.
FRED ERICKSON WAS 84.
THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH HAS A TEMPORARY COVID-19 TESTING SITE IN INTERNATIONAL FALLS TODAY AND TOMORROW.
THE ROSEAU SCHOOL BOARD WILL CONTINUE HOLDING REGULAR MONTHLY MEETINGS ON THE THIRD MONDAY OF EACH MONTH; WITH A WORK SESSION THE FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH.
ROSEAU SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WILL BACK IN SCHOOL, IN PERSON, FOUR DAYS A WEEK STARTING FEBRUARY 1ST. THE ROSEAU SCHOOL BOARD ALSO AMENDED THE SCHOOL CALENDAR TO ALLOW FOR PREPARATION DAYS. ROSEAU WILL HAVE NO SCHOOL NEXT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
THE ROSEAU SCHOOL BOARD, EARLIER THIS MONTH, HEARD THAT STUDENTS DONATED MORE THAN SIX HUNDRED POUNDS OF FOOD AND MORE THAN SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS TO THE ROSEAU FOOD SHELF;
AS PART OF THE SCHOOL’S CHRISTMAS GIVING TREE.
A KVLY-TV REPORT SAYS LIFECARE MEDICAL CENTER HAS FIRED CHIEF NURSING OFFICER NATE BROVOLD AFTER ALLEGATIONS OF AN ASSAULT WITH A GUN.
THE 41 YEAR OLD BROVOLD HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH SECOND DEGREE ASSAULT, FELONY THREATS OF VIOLENCE AND STRANGULATION, AND MISDEMEANOR COUNTS OF FIFTH DEGREE DOMESTIC ASSAULT.
OFFICERS WERE CALLED TO A HOME NEAR FOX SUNDAY.
THE MINNESOTA D.N.R. SAYS HUNTERS HARVESTED 195 THOUSAND DEER IN 2020,
DOWN FROM A PEAK OF NEARLY 300 THOUSAND IN 2003. THE DEER HARVEST HAS SEEN DECLINING NUMBERS SINCE 2007, WITH A LOW OF LESS THAN 150 THOUSAND IN 2014.
JOHN WILLIAMS, THE NORTHWEST REGION WILDLIFE SUPERVISOR, SAYS PART OF THAT IS DECLINING NUMBERS OF DEER HUNTERS IN THE STATE.
THE ROSEAU SCHOOL BOARD, LAST WEEK, RE-ELECTED PETE KVIEN CHAIR.
VONDA DANIELSON IS VICE-CHAIR; TIM FUGLEBERG CLERK; AND MICKY HULST TREASURER.
THE ROSEAU CITY COUNCIL, MEETING A WEEK AGO, APPROVED SLIGHT INCREASES IN WATER AND GARBAGE RATES FOR 2021.
THE COUNCIL WOULD APPARENTLY MAKE AN ADJUSTMENT TO THE ELECTRIC RATE LATER THIS YEAR, IF WHOLESALE POWER PRICES GO UP.
Last modified: 01/22/2021
