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Walz eases weight limits to help MN farmers amid $6.50 diesel (opens the original)
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ST. PAUL, Minn. â Gov. Tim Walz issued an executive order allowing vehicles hauling agricultural and timber products to exceed regular weight limits by up to 10% on state and local highways as diesel prices hit record highs. Executive Order 26-11 lets producers and haulers move more products per trip to conserve fuel and reduce costs during harvest season. The relief applies to vehicles transporting corn, soybeans, wheat, potatoes, carrots, sugar beets and forest products from harvest sites to
119 scholarships awarded at Waldorf University's honors day (opens the original)
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FOREST CITY, Iowa — Waldorf University recognized students for academic excellence and celebrated scholarship donors on September 9 during its Academic Honors & Scholarship Day. The Waldorf Lutheran College Foundation awarded 119 scholarships as 156 individual awards totaling $297,840 during the event. Another 144 students earned a place on the Dean's list for their academic accomplishments. Several endowed funds were awarded for the first time this year. The Bart Appleton Endowed Scholarship wa
Albert Lea hotel closed for safety reasons, then catches fire (opens the original)
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ALBERT LEA, Minn. â The city closed the Quality Inn and Suites at 2306 E. Main St. on Tuesday after an inspection found health hazards and life safety issues. Fire Chief Jeff Laskowske, working with the city building official and the hotel owner, made the decision to shut down the hotel. The inspection found the fire alarm system was not working correctly to notify people of a fire. The hotel's overnight lodging license issued by the Minnesota Department of Health had also expired. The Main St
Minnesota study claims medical cannabis eases autism symptoms (opens the original)
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ST. PAUL, Minn. â Patients with autism enrolled in Minnesota's medical cannabis program report noticeable improvement in their co-occurring conditions within four months of receiving medical cannabis, according to a new study conducted by researchers at the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management (OCM). The study analyzed data from Aug. 1, 2018, through July 31, 2024, from 1,811 adult and pediatric patients qualified for autism spectrum disorder. It is one of the largest on record involving au
Mason City's top citizens honored at 110th chamber event (opens the original)
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MASON CITY, Iowa â The Greater Mason City Chamber of Commerce will honor three community members at its 110th Annual Meeting on Oct. 8. The event, titled "Let the Good Times Roll!" will run from 2 to 4:30 p.m. at Music Man Square. O. Jay and Pat Tomson will receive the Distinguished Citizen Award, while Mikki Baker will be named Ambassador of the Year. Jessica Sutcliffe will be recognized as Young Professional of the Year. The chamber said it looks forward to celebrating their contributions to
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