MINNESOTA GOVERNOR TIM WALZ INTENDS TO ANNOUNCE HIS PLAN TOMORROW FOR RE-OPENING SCHOOLS IN SEPTEMBER. THE THREE OPTIONS ARE IN-PERSON LEARNING, DISTANCE LEARNING OR A HYBRID MODEL.BHARTI WAHI, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR CHILDRENS DEFENSE FUND/ MINNESOTA, SAYS THE DECISION SHOULD NOT BE VIEWED AS TEMPORARY …
WARROAD SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT SHAWN YATES SAID THIS WEEK ON AN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT TELECONFERENCE THAT HE’S “HOPING FOR LOCAL CONTROL AND INPUT” IN ANY SCHOOL RE-OPENING SCENARIO …
THE MINNESOTA D.N.R. WILL OFFER A STATEWIDE WEBEX MEETING ON DEER POPULATIONS AND DEER MANAGEMENT (AMONG OTHER THINGS) AUGUST 18TH THAT’S IN LIEU OF THE AGENCY’S ANNUAL LATE SUMMER REGIONAL DEER MEETINGS. D.N.R. BIG GAME PROGRAM LEADER BARB KELLER WILL LEAD THE PRESENTATION.
UNIVERSITY of MINNESOTA EXTENSION CONTINUES IT’S FOOD PRESERVATION WEBINARS TOMORROW WITH A PRESENTATION ON PICKLING.
THE ROSEAU SCHOOL BOARD, LAST WEEK, DECLINED BIDS FOR THREE HOUSES OWNED BY THE SCHOOL ON 4TH AVENUE NORTHEAST AND 6TH STREET NORTHEAST. THE DISTRICT IS LOOKING FOR A BUYER TO MOVE THOSE HOUSES.
THURSDAY CONCERTS AT ROSEAU’S RIVERVIEW PARK GAZEBO CONTINUE TOMORROW EVENING WITH A GRAND FORKS BAND CALLED “SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROLL”. FRED SEIDL LEADS THE GROUP, WHOSE MEMBERS ONCE PLAYED WITH A POPULAR GROUP CALLED THE CORNERSTONES THROUGHOUT NORTHWEST MINNESOTA. THE YARDBIRDS, AT THAT TIME, FEATURED GUITARISTS JIMMY PAGE AND JEFF BECK.
THE ROSEAU ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MEETS TODAY. FORMER STATE REPRESENTATIVE AND GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE MARTY SEIFERT, FROM THE COALITION OF GREATER MINNESOTA CITIES, IS SCHEDULED TO MEET WITH THE E.D.A.
GRAVESIDE SERVICES FOR LEE HOLTER OF WARROAD ARE FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT FOUR AT AMERICA CEMETERY, SOUTH OF WARROAD. LEE HOLTER WAS 50.
A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR GLENDA PHILLIPS IS SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT ONE AT HELGESON FUNERAL HOME IN ROSEAU. VISITATION IS AN HOUR PRIOR. GLENDA PHILLIPS WAS 59.
THE ROSEAU COUNTY BOARD, YESTERDAY, APPROVED AN AGREEMENT WITH NORTHWEST COMMUNITY ACTION OF BADGER TO ADMINISTER THE “CARES” ACT FUNDING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COUNTY. ROSEAU COUNTY HAS ABOUT ONE-POINT-NINE MILLION DOLLARS AVAILABLE FOR CORONAVIRUS COSTS.
ROSEAU COUNTY AUDITOR MARTIE MONSRUD WILL CONDUCT A PUBLIC ACCURACY TEST OF ELECTION EQUIPMENT TO BE USED IN THE AUGUST 11TH PRIMARY ELECTION NEXT THURSDAY (August 6/ 1 p.m.) IN THE ROSEAU COUNTY BOARDROOM.
A DETOUR ON HIGHWAY 172 NEAR BAUDETTE STARTS MONDAY, AS CREWS WILL BE INSTALLING THREE BOX CULVERTS IN PHASE ONE; AND RESURFACING STARTS IN STAGE TWO OF THE PROJECT, WHICH IS EXPECTED TO BE COMPLETED BY MID-OCTOBER.THE STAGE ONE DETOUR USES HIGHWAY ELEVEN AND LAKE OF THE WOODS COUNTY ROAD SIX.
ROSEAU IS FEATURED IN TODAY’S GRAND FORKS HERALD, IN A SERIES OF STORIES, PRIMARILY FOCUSSED ON COVID-19 RESPONSE.ROSEAU WAS ONE OF SIX CITIES CHOSEN BY THE HERALD FOR FEATURES SPREAD OVER SEVERAL WEEKS.
42 YEAR OLD JASON ROBERT OF PARK RAPIDS WAS KILLED WHEN HIS MOTORCYCLE HIT A DEER EARLY YESTERDAYMORNING (1:15 A.M.) ON HIGHWAY 34 EAST OF PARK RAPIDS.
79 YEAR OLD JUDITH ALBERT OF BUCKEYE, ARIZONA WAS TAKEN TO A GRAND RAPIDS HOSPITAL WITH NON-LIFE THREATENING INJURIES AFTER A TWO VEHICLE CRASH LAST NIGHT (9:40 P.M.) ON HIGHWAY 46, JUST SOUTH OF NORTHOME. SHE WAS STRUCK BY A VOLVO SEMI WHILE SLOWING TO TURN.
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