THE ROSEAU CITY COUNCIL, LAST WEEK, APPROVED PURCHASE OF THIRTY ACRES OF LAND NEAR OAK CREST GOLF COURSE (AT FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS PER ACRE) TO CREATE ADDITIONAL HOUSING LOTS IN THE CITY.
HOUSTON ENGINEERING ESTIMATES THE COST PER LOT FOR INFRASTRUCTURE WOULD BE BETWEEN FORTY-FIVE AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR TODD PETERSON SAYS THERE IS A DEFINITE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL HOUSING IN ROSEAU.
MONDAY IS THE DEADLINE TO REMOVE FISH HOUSES ON LAKES IN THE NORTHERN THIRD OF MINNESOTA.
THE EXCEPTION IS ON MINNESOTA/CANADA BORDER WATERS, WHERE THE DEADLINE IS THE END OF THE MONTH.
FAMILY ENTERTAINER KENNY AHERN IS AT THE ROSEAU SCHOOL THEATRE SUNDAY AFTERNOON (3 PM) AS PART OF THE NORTHERN LIGHTS CONCERT ASSOCIATION SERIES.
A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR SHERRY SEVERSON OF ROSEAU IS THIS EVENING AT FIVE AT HELGESON FUNERAL HOME IN ROSEAU. VISITATION IS AN HOUR PRIOR.
SHERRY SEVERSON WAS 57.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR AVIS WISKOW OF GREENBUSH ARE TOMORROW MORNING AT ELEVEN AT UNITED FREE LUTHERAN CHURCH OF GREENBUSH. VISITATION IS THIS EVENING AFTER SIX, WITH A SEVEN O’CLOCK PRAYER SERVICE, AT THE CHURCH.
AVIS WISKOW WAS 79.
A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR TOM DURAY OF GREENBUSH IS SATURDAY MORNING AT ELEVEN AT OILAND LUTHERAN CHURCH OF RURAL GREENBUSH. VISITATION IS AN HOUR PRIOR.
TOM DURAY WAS 62.
THE ROSEAU COUNTY BOARD, THIS WEEK, APPROVED CONTRACTS FOR BITUMINOUS PROJECTS AND OVERLAY PROJECTS.
KNIFE RIVER MATERIALS WAS THE LOW BIDDER IN BOTH CASES, AT APPROXIMATELY ONE-POINT-SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS FOR TEN MILES OF COUNTY ROAD TWELVE … AND ONE-POINT-FOUR MILLION DOLLARS FOR AN OVERLAY PROJECT ON COUNTY ROAD EIGHT NEAR WANNASKA.
ROSEAU 4H’ER NOLAN HANSON WAS PART OF A 4H STATE AMBASSADORS TRIP TO PENNSYLVANIA – WHERE THE MINNESOTA STUDENTS LEARNED FROM THEIR EASTERN COUNTERPARTS.
NOLAN HANSON ALSO LEARNED THIS WEEK HE’S BEEN SELECTED FOR A 4H AMBASSADORS TRIP TO AFRICA THIS SUMMER.
ROSEAU HIGH SCHOOL’S KNOWLEDGE BOWL TEAM SAW THEIR SEASON COME TO AN END AFTER A 14TH PLACE FINISH AT YESTERDAY’S REGIONAL COMPETITION IN THIEF RIVER FALLS.
THE TOP FOUR TEAMS FROM THE REGION (CROOKSTON, BEMIDJI, BAGLEY AND FOSSTON) ADVANCE TO THE STATE MEET IN EARLY APRIL.
MINNESOTA SCHOOL DISTRICTS ARE CONSIDERING RESPONSES TO CORONAVIRUS, JUST AS THE UNIVERSITY of MINNESOTA IS CLOSING IT’S CAMPUSSES UNTIL APRIL.
KRIS EHRESMANN IS THE DIRECTOR FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASES AT THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH;
SHE RECENTLY TESTIFIED BEFORE THE MINNESOTA SENATE EDUCATION COMMITTEE.
THE STATE’S LARGEST SCHOOL DISTRICT (ANOKA-HENNEPIN) HAS ACTIVATED A TWENTY-FIVE MEMBER PANDEMIC RESPONSE TEAM.
THERE HAVE BEEN FIVE CONFIRMED CASES OF CORONAVIRUS IN MINNESOTA.
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