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Grove City, Minnesota, man charged with attempted murder in stabbing (opens the original)
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LITCHFIELD — The 23-year-old man arrested last week after a stabbing reported in a Grove City home is now charged with attempted murder. Mitchell David Lokken, of Grove City, made his first appearance Tuesday in Meeker County District Court on attempted second-degree murder and second-degree assault, both felonies, plus a misdemeanor count of domestic assault. Lokken was arrested Sept. 20 after family members of a 44-year-old woman detained him. According to the Meeker County Sheriff’s Office, L
Kandiyohi County Board OKs preliminary 2027 levy increase of 6.42% (opens the original)
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WILLMAR — The Kandiyohi County Board on Tuesday approved a proposed preliminary levy for 2027 that is a 6.42% increase over the net levy in 2026. Kandiyohi County Administrator Kelsey Baker said at the board meeting that the preliminary net levy in that proposal totals $46,855,211. A final levy is yet to be determined and must be certified in December. Board Chair Steve Gardner and Baker both stressed to the public that the 6.42% increase approved as the preliminary levy is simply the maximum th
Kandiyohi County Board expected to OK 2027 preliminary levy Tuesday (opens the original)
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WILLMAR — The Kandiyohi County Board is expected to approve the 2027 preliminary tax levy during its regular meeting on Tuesday. According to the recommendation made by County Administrator Kelsey Baker, the proposed preliminary net tax levy for 2027 is $46,855,211, a 6.42% increase over the 2026 net levy. A final levy and budget will be approved in December. According to agenda material for the Sept. 15 meeting, the board is also expected to take action on the 2027 budget for Kandiyohi County E
Memorandum OK’d between city of Appleton, Minnesota, and CoreCivic (opens the original)
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APPLETON — The Appleton City Council voted Wednesday evening to accept a memorandum of understanding between CoreCivic and the city. The offer from CoreCivic will provide the city more than $1 million in payments for services necessary to ensure the former Prairie Correctional Facility remains operational as an immigration detention facility — $1.5 million in an initial lump sum and then $1.26 million annually through monthly payments of $105,000 beginning in January of 2027. CoreCivic has begun
CoreCivic offers $1M in compensation to City of Appleton, Minnesota (opens the original)
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APPLETON, Minn. — Prison operator CoreCivic has offered to provide compensation to the City of Appleton for city services that will be required to reopen the former Prairie Correctional Facility as an immigration detention facility. City Administrator John Olinger presented a draft memorandum of understanding to the City Council during a special meeting Monday night. He stressed that the document is not a contract between the city and CoreCivic, is not binding in any way, and that the final term
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