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Palisade caps preliminary levy at 10%, awards $3.2 million water project bid (opens the original)
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The Palisade City Council discussed and approved its preliminary maximum levy at its August meeting which is due to the county auditor this month. After going over the numbers and discussing last yearâs levy amount, the council decided on a maximum preliminary levy amount of 12%. At the Sept. 14 meeting, the council lowered the amount to 10% for the preliminary levy. Final numbers can be lower than the preliminary cap, but they cannot be higher. The council members do not anticipate lowering i
The end of an era for a familiar skyline (opens the original)
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The Aitkin City Council approved a special event permit for the removal of the old Aitkin water tower at its meeting Sept. 8. The cityâs new water tower went online in June. The installation of radio equipment on the new tower has been completed recently. Iseler Demolition is the contractor that will work alongside a skilled crane operator to dismantle the tower piece by piece beginning Sept. 21. The street will be closed to through traffic during the demolition/removal. Street Department Supe
These eyes (opens the original)
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While standing out on the deck recently checking out the stars, I saw someone swinging a flashlight in a circle ⦠except I was all alone out there. Maybe itâs just stress I thought and headed in to get ready for bed. The swinging light continued until I closed my eyes and drifted off to sleep. A new day ensued, bringing hopes for a productive day! I took care of the morning chores, but thought I was seeing animals near me ⦠weird, besides my pups, I was again ⦠all alone. I went inside a
Once walked: The journey home you never knew you needed (opens the original)
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Travel has a funny way of connecting us not only to new places, but to old stories. Long before I became a travel advisor, I experienced firsthand what it meant to stand within sight of your familyâs history and yet be unable to reach it. In 1986, my husband and I were stationed in Fulda, Germany, a city that sat on the border between East and West Germany before the Berlin Wall came down. My familyâs roots trace back to the small village of Fambach, which at that time was located on the eas
McGregor community to honor longtime fire chief with benefit event (opens the original)
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The McGregor community is preparing to stand beside one of its most dedicated heroes. On Saturday, Oct. 10, from 12-4 p.m., the McGregor Community Center will host a special benefit for former James Carr, who is currently battling an aggressive brain cancer diagnosis. From a young age, Carr desired to become a firefighter. On Dec. 1, 1986, his dream became a reality when he joined the McGregor Fire Department as a volunteer firefighter. What followed was nearly four decades of service to his nei
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