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Susan Lunneborg

Reporter · US

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Sep 14, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Susan Lunneborg

    Calhoun Lake access to close for several weeks starting Sept. 15 (opens the original)

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    SPICER — The bridge leading to the Calhoun Lake Public Water Access in Kandiyohi County will be closed for improvements starting Sept. 15. According to a news release from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, the project will widen the bridge and ensure its structural integrity. A pedestrian crossing will also be added, which will offer a better and safer location for shore fishing in the channel that runs under the bridge. Construction is expected to take approximately 10 weeks, and t

  2. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Susan Lunneborg

    MnDOT begins Highway 23/7 all-way stop project in Clara City (opens the original)

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    CLARA CITY — The intersection of Highway 7 and Highway 23 in Clara City will become an all-way stop upon completion of a $627,000 project that began earlier this week. In the current configuration, traffic on Highway 7 does not stop. The Minnesota Department of Transportation project began this week. New LED stop signs with flashing beacons will be installed, and there will be additional changes to enhance visibility and safety. On state Highway 23, MnDOT will remove the existing left-turn lanes

  3. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Susan Lunneborg

    Go big or go gnome: How Dawson, Minnesota, became ‘Gnometown, U.S.A.’ (opens the original)

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    DAWSON — The people of Dawson, Minn., take great pride in their home city being known as Gnometown, U.S.A. Dozens of gnome statues have been created over nearly four decades now, most of them placed prominently in Gnome Park on U.S. Highway 212. Each June, as part of its Riverfest celebration, the community honors a citizen, group of citizens or organization that is then immortalized with a gnome statue placed in the park. “We had gnomes before it was cool,” Jesi Martinson told the West Central

  4. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Susan Lunneborg

    Go big or go gnome: How Dawson, Minnesota, became ‘Gnometown, U.S.A.’ (opens the original)

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    DAWSON — The people of Dawson, Minn., take great pride in their home city being known as Gnometown, U.S.A. Dozens of gnome statues have been created over nearly four decades now, most of them placed prominently in Gnome Park on U.S. Highway 212. Each June, as part of its Riverfest celebration, the community honors a citizen, group of citizens or organization that is then immortalized with a gnome statue placed in the park. “We had gnomes before it was cool,” Jesi Martinson told the West Central

  5. Article · Jul 8, 2026 · Susan Lunneborg

    Go big or go gnome: How Dawson, Minnesota, became ‘Gnometown, U.S.A.’ (opens the original)

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    DAWSON — The people of Dawson, Minn., take great pride in their home city being known as Gnometown, U.S.A. Dozens of gnome statues have been created over nearly four decades now, most of them placed prominently in Gnome Park on U.S. Highway 212. Each June, as part of its Riverfest celebration, the community honors a citizen, group of citizens or organization that is then immortalized with a gnome statue placed in the park. “We had gnomes before it was cool,” Jesi Martinson told the West Central

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