THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE HAS RELEASED LONG-TERM PRICE PROJECTIONS FOR GRAINS AND LIVESTOCK;
SAYING MOSTLY STABLE PRICES ARE EXPECTED OVER THE NEXT DECADE.
AVERAGE PRICES ARE EXPECTED TO BE LOWER THAN THE PAST DECADE, BUT HIGHER THAN PRICES FROM THE YEARS 2000-2009.
THE ROSEAU CITY COUNCIL MEETS IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION THIS EVENING.
MINNESOTA VOTES IN A PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY TOMORROW FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1992.
ROSEAU COUNTY AUDITOR MARTIE MONSRUD SAYS THIS IS NOT A NORMAL ELECTION.
THE TWO PARTIES RECEIVE THAT VOTER INFORMATION.
MINNESOTA HAS ONLY HELD PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES FOUR PREVIOUS TIMES; IN 1916, AND AGAIN IN 1952 AND 1956.
FIREARMS SAFETY CLASS START THIS EVENING AT THE ROSEAU SCHOOL THEATRE, FOR KIDS AGED ELEVEN AND OLDER.
THE MINNESOTA D.N.R. HELD WORKSHOPS ON DEER MANAGEMENT LAST WEEK IN THIEF RIVER FALLS AND INTERNATIONAL FALLS.
THEY WERE THE SECOND PUBLIC MEETINGS HELD IN THOSE LOCATIONS THIS WINTER.
TODAY IS THE DEADLINE TO SUBMIT PROPOSALS TO THE NORTHWEST MINNESOTA WOMEN’S FUND FOR PROGRAMS AND SERVICES THAT WOULD BENEFIT WOMEN AND GIRLS IN THE TWELVE COUNTY NORTHWEST MINNESOTA FOUNDATION SERVICE AREA; WHICH INCLUDES ROSEAU COUNTY.
AN ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL RAINY/ LAKE OF THE WOODS WATERSHED FORUM IS NEXT WEEK (March 11/12) AT RAINY RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE IN INTERNATIONAL FALLS.
TODD SELLERS, FROM THE LAKE OF THE WOODS WATER SUSTAINABILITY FOUNDATION IN KENORA, ONTARIO – SAYS THINGS ARE GETTING BETTER ON THE BIG LAKE.
A REPORT LAST FALL FROM THE MINNESOTA POLLUTION CONTROL AGENCY SAID THE MAJORITY OF STREAMS IN THE LAKE OF THE WOODS WATERSHED MEET STATE STANDARDS FOR WATER QUALITY; ALTHOUGH THE WEST BRANCH OF THE WARROAD RIVER EXCEEDED STANDARDS FOR E. COLI BACTERIA.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR WILL BRANDLI OF WARROAD ARE SATURDAY MORNING AT ELEVEN AT WOODLAND BIBLE CHURCH IN WARROAD. VISITATION IS FRIDAY EVENING (5-7 PM) WITH A SEVEN O’CLOCK PRAYER SERVICE AT THE WARROAD SENIOR LIVING CENTER CHAPEL. MILITARY HONORS ARE BY THE WARROAD AMERICAN LEGION AND V.F.W.
WILL BRANDLI WAS 90.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ELEANORE THOMPSON OF GREENBUSH ARE WEDNESDAY MORNING AT ELEVEN AT OILAND LUTHERAN CHURCH IN RURAL GREENBUSH. VISITATION IS TOMORROW EVENING AFTER SIX, WITH A SEVEN O’CLOCK PRAYER SERVICE, AT GIESEKE FUNERAL CHAPEL OF GREENBUSH.
ELEANORE THOMPSON WAS 81.
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAYS THE SPRING FLOOD RISK HAS BEEN REDUCED SLIGHTLY MOSTLY BECAUSE OF A LACK OF MAJOR SNOWSTORMS IN JANUARY AND FEBRUARY; BUT THE RISK FOR MODERATE TO MAJOR SPRING FLOODING REMAINS.
IN ROSEAU, THERE IS A TEN PERCENT CHANCE THE ROSEAU RIVER WILL RISE ABOVE EIGHTEEN FEET THIS SPRING. THE HISTORIC FLOOD OF 2002 SAW THE RIVER IN THE CITY CREST AT MORE THAN TWENTY-THREE FEET.
THE THIEF RIVER FALLS SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY BE LOOKING FOR A NEW SUPERINTENDENT, AS THE SAUK RAPIDS/RICE DISTRICT IS NEGOTIATING WITH BRAD BERGSTROM TO BE THEIR NEXT SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
HE’S THE TWIN BROTHER OF ROSEAU ELEMENTARY TEACHER BRIAN BERGSTROM.
TODAY IS THE DAY THAT ICE ANGLERS MUST REMOVE FISH HOUSES FROM MINNESOTA LAKES IN THE SOUTHERN TWO-THIRDS OF THE STATE.
THE DEADLINE IN THE NORTHERN THIRD OF STATE IS TWO WEEKS FROM TODAY.
THE REMOVAL DEADLINE ON MINNESOTA/CANADA BORDER WATERS IS THE LAST DAY OF MARCH.
Last modified: 03/02/2020
