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‘A perfect fit for me’

Landwehr found Hallock on a whim, and now leaves with great fulfillment for having served By Anna Jauhola Coming to Hallock was a culture shock with the uffdas and the oh-fer-cutes, but once fellow pastors helped her acclimate, Pastor Marge Landwehr found herself loving northern Minnesota. She started her first and only 13-year career at…

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Addition has moved the Kittson Co. Museum into a new era

By Anna Jauhola When the Kittson County Historical Society established its permanent museum in 1973, the building became a monument to the pioneers who settled the area. Over the years, buildings were added to house machinery and cars from days gone by, and exterior buildings were added to show how early settlers lived. The most…

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Exciting results coming from study of lakebed

By Anna Jauhola Since state archaeologists started a study of the Lake Bronson basin, they and their volunteers have flagged hundreds of interesting finds. From flint knappings to bison bones, and many items in between, the study has been very successful and informative so far. At the end of June, volunteers began assisting the Minnesota…

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Three generations at Lancaster School

Like many individuals and families that donate to the Lancaster Endowment Fund School Association, Jerroll and Diane Peterson are part of three generations that have attended or taught at Lancaster School. With their donation, the Petersons have been added to the rolls of our lifetime members. President Nicole Thompson said “It’s always great to see…

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County holds off on putting bid on parcel

By Anna Jauhola The county’s purchase of a parcel with wells connected to the Kittson Marshall Rural Water aquifer is on hold. At the July 1 meeting, Kittson County commissioners discussed the possibility of putting a bid on a 1.38-acre parcel of land in Percy Township. “While I was working to put that in, and…

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Whole lotta smoochin’ at the Kittson County Fair

A staple at the Kittson County Fair for the last 14 years, Silly Miss Tilly tied the knot during the intermission of the Lumberjack Show. Here, she kisses her husband, Jesse Brown, as officiant Jacob Maier looks on. Charlie Bernstrom won or lost, however you look at it, the Kiss the Animal Contest, which raised…

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Designz in Metal by Dennis Kinkead at Thief River Falls

Warren, Minn. – The Northwest Minnesota Arts Council (NWMAC) is pleased to announce Designz in Metal by Dennis Kinkead. The exhibit will be held at the Carnegie Library, 102 Main Ave. N., Thief River Falls and is open through Tuesday, Oct. 7. This exhibit includes 12 metal sculptures and four watercolor pieces. Kinkead is a…

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Road torn up on Douglas

By Anna Jauhola As work progresses in the North Douglas Avenue neighborhood, residents along the other streets in the project won’t have to worry about construction likely until August. Bill Berg, on-site resident project representative for Moore Engineering, said temporary water has been installed from the east on Douglas Avenue to Birch Avenue North. On…

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Final Jerry Wilson Run brings out 130 participants

By Kristi Steen The 22nd Annual Jerry Wilson Memorial Run was held on Saturday, June 28. This event is held in memory of Jerry Wilson, a Lancaster native, who ran marathons and trained others to run marathons, but who mostly encouraged people to live life to the fullest. He was an encourager, and he cheered…

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