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Friday, May 18, 2012

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Gluten Free-A healthy life choice Part II of four part series---

Enjoying their occupation: OT providers Schwenzfeier and Dickson

Gluten Free/ A healthy life choice Part I of four part series---

At work or play, for Pastor Johnson it’s all about the King

Kittson County Fair Board announces entertainment for 2012 fair

Governor Dayton calls for vote on People’s Stadium

Kittson Central Envirothon team going to state competition

A Kennedy High School graduate awarded teaching prize

Spring planting progressing; state in moderate to severe drought conditions

Gary Rice re-hired as interim Environmental Service Officer

Extension welcomes new staff

Lyndon Johnson gives back to Hallock library

Terry Ogorek inducted into football Hall of Fame

Glad to be crafty

State park reservation service now available

Volunteer for Agassiz Audubon needed

P.K.M. ELECTRIC INSTALLS FALCON NEST BOXES

A love for horses, the beginning of a stable

Kelly Erickson elected President of American Sugarbeet Growers Assn.

Bear dens checked in NW Minnesota

Erik Younggren, Hallock, elected President of National Wheat Growers

Dr. Rutz named Optometrist of the Year

28 COYOTES SHOT IN ANNUAL HUNT

Kittson Memorial Healthcare receives Excellence Award

Ristad cross-stitch displayed at Thomas Jefferson home in Virginia

Lancaster Superintendent, Brad Homstad named District 32 Administrator of the Year

Kittson County hires a firm to do an organizational review

How time flies; Hallock Senior Center celebrates 10 year anniversary

Justin Dagen named 2011 "Potato Man of the Year"

Kittson County farmer named Premier Seedsman

Catfish Haven Resort burned by Kennedy Fire Dept.

Paul and Nicole Johnson named 2012 Emerging Leaders for Kittson County

Adopt a little brother or little sister in 2012

And it all came tumbling down

The Saga of a 1946 Chevy 3/4 ton pickup

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