THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ROSEAU COUNTY TOWNSHIP OFFICERS ASSOCIATION WILL BE APRIL 29 AT 7 PM AT THE ROSEAU CITY CENTER. ALL TOWNSHIP OFFICERS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND TO HEAR FROM THOSE BRINGING UP ISSUES AFFECTING VARIOUS TOWNSHIPS.
ROSEAU COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT HELD A STAKEHOLDERS MEETING LAST WEEK. THEY LOOKED AT FLOOD FORECASTS FROM THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WHICH SHOWS ONLY MINOR FLOOD STAGE POSSIBILITIES NEAR HALLOCK AND A COUPLE LOCATIONS NEAR MOORHEAD.
THEY DISCUSSED BIRD FLU AND IT’S RELEVANCE FOR POULTRY PRODUCERS IN THE AREA, AND FOR THOSE WHO HAVE BACKYARD FLOCKS.
JULIE PAHLEN WITH LIFECARE MEDICAL CENTER SPOKE ON A BUSY COLD AN FLU SEASON.
FINALLY, ADAM FISHER SPOKE ON THE FIRE DANGER FOR THE SPRING, WITH PLENTY OF GRASSY FUELS TO BE WATCHFUL FOR.
MNDOT HAS AN OPEN HOUSE TOMORROW AFTERNOON FROM 3-5 PM AT THE GREENBUSH COMMUNITY CENTER PROVIDING INFORMATION ON HIGHWAY 11 WORK IN GREENBUSH NEXT SUMMER.
THE ROSEAU COUNTY MUSEUM HAS A PLANTER MACRAME CLASS ON TUESDAY AT THE WANNASKA COMMUNITY CENTER, WHERE PARTICIPANT WILL CREATE A CUSTOM PLANT HANGER. THAT CLASS BEGINS AT 5:00. THEY ALSO HAVE A NEEDLE FELTING WORKSHOP THAT BEGINS AT 5:30. BOTH CLASSES REQUIRE A PRE-REGISTRATION AND TICKET PURCHASE. CALL 218-463-1918 OR VISIT THEIR WEBSITE OR FACEBOOK PAGE.
THE ROSEAU KNOWLEDGE BOWL TEAM AT THE STATE COMPETITION LAST WEEK CAME BACK WITH A 6TH PLACE FINISH. THEY ALSO WON THE HERITAGE AWARD (POSITIVE ATTITUDE).
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