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Crosslake chili tastes great in the rain (opens the original)
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CROSSLAKE — A steady rain fell all day Saturday, Sept. 25, but diehard chili aficionados and craft seekers flocked to Crosslake for the Crosslake Chamber of Commerce's annual Crosslake Days celebration of fall. Vendors sold their crafts under tents outside at the Crosslake Log Church as people — many with umbrellas — strolled by. Thirty-one businesses and organizations participated in the popular chili cook-off. Golden ladle winners are: The Crosslake Chamber reported that 580 votes were cast fo
Vogt's Notes: Stop the presses — I have news to share (opens the original)
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It's been hard to say that word — "retire." It's so final. It always seemed so far away. It's kind of scary. A wise friend told me years ago that when she started making minor mistakes at her job, she knew it was time to find something new. That always stuck with me. I'm making what I consider to be minor mistakes. I'm having trouble coming up with column topics. It's taking me longer and longer to do what needs to be done workwise. And that list goes on. Make no mistake, I still have the greate
It's time to celebrate Okbobberfest in Pequot Lakes (opens the original)
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PEQUOT LAKES — The growth of Snarky Loon Brewing's Octoberfest celebration over the past five years is a boon for Pequot Lakes. The fest was turned into a community event, with the inaugural Okbobberfest set for noon to 9 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, in Pequot Lakes' South Trailside Park. "We've had Octoberfest at Snarky Loon for the last five years, and each year gets better and better and bigger and bigger," said Joe Klatt, who with his wife, Melissa, owns Snarky Loon Brewing in Jenkins and Snarky
Nisswa City Council eyes 3%-4% levy hike, but sets preliminary tax levy at 5% on split vote (opens the original)
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NISSWA — The Nisswa City Council set a preliminary general property tax levy 5% higher than this year's levy at their regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 15, but all council members indicated they'd lower that increase to between 3% and 4% by December. The vote to set the preliminary levy was 3-2 with council member Jesse Zahn and Mayor Jennifer Carnahan opposed. After a budget meeting earlier Sept. 15, the proposed preliminary levy reflected a 6.96% hike, or $275,000 more than this year's levy of $3
Junior council member joins Pequot Lakes City Council (opens the original)
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PEQUOT LAKES — Pequot Lakes has its fourth junior city council member with the Tuesday, Sept. 8, appointment of Jakson Gardner during the council's regular monthly meeting. Gardner is a Pequot Lakes High School junior and the son of Mayor Tyler Gardner. Past junior council members include now PLHS graduates Brayden Spiczka, Samson Rothwell and Isabelle Ziesemer. The council started the junior council member program in 2023, seeking to engage youth and encourage more youth participation in local
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