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Mayoral, Commissioner candidates speak on the issues (opens the original)
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FAIRMONT - Six Fairmont mayoral candidates and four Martin County Commissioner candidates, two from district two and two from district four, answered the questions facing the community’s future at a forum in the Fairmont City Council Chambers on Tuesday evening. Each candidate had one minute to answer questions presented. If a candidate wanted to rebut an answer, they had two opportunities to do so. Running for mayor are Peter Bode, Logan Kelly, Krystaline Krumrey, Nathanael Landsteiner, Jerome
Oldenkamp sets sights on future of Martin County land (opens the original)
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MARTIN COUNTY - Working with farmers on conservation and precision agriculture to make the most of their land, Shelby Oldenkamp is Martin County's new Southwest Minnesota Precision Ag and Conservation Specialist with Pheasants Forever. Farming is in Oldenkamp's blood, having done so since she was a kid. After high school in Austin, she graduated from Iowa State with a degree in animal science and completed a feedlot management course at the University of Lincoln. Ultimately, she decided that was
Pilot scouts program lands in Truman (opens the original)
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TRUMAN - Among multiple pilot programs that Scouting America runs each year, the Trailblazer program is landing in Truman for area second, third and fourth-grade students The Northern Star Council, which covers 37 counties in Minnesota including Martin, opted into this pilot program looking to help communities that need more support on the scouting side. "There are communities, families that we’ve struggled to serve," Field Director Erik Karre said. "We said, 'Hey, this may be a great opportunit
Special assessment policy undergoes changes (opens the original)
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FAIRMONT - Changes to the city of Fairmont’s special assessment policy faced scrutiny from the city council at its meeting on Monday. The changes were to sections 1.4 and 5.2. Section 1.4, it now states the assessment policies are designed only to serve as a general guide for city council in allocating benefits to properties for defraying the cost of installing public improvements. The council also reserves the right to vary from these policies in unique or unusual circumstances, provided the ci
Books bring business to Fairmont (opens the original)
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FAIRMONT - Evermore Books is the newest business coming to Fairmont, with its grand opening happening from 2 to 7 p.m. on Wednesday at 72 Downtown Plaza. The store is run by Abby Shoen, who was born and raised in Sherburn, graduating from Martin County West in 2009. From there, she received her degree in Ag Business, began running her family's Weiss Feed Mill, and has run her own magazine, All Things Home. With this background, Shoen's past and learned skills certainly came in handy. "All of my
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