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From craftsman to artist, journey continues for Meander’s featured artist (opens the original)
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GRANITE FALLS — One visitor told him it was like visiting Santa’s workshop. With all manner of carving tools scattered about his handmade workbench, Joe Hauger performs his own magic in a workshop behind his home in Granite Falls. He transforms pieces of wood into toys for children, replicas of wild birds, caricatures of people he’s met or invented, kitchen utensils such as spoons and bowls, small boxes with drawers, and sometimes little do-hickeys — such as gee haw whimmy diddles, a stick with
Renville County takes two big steps for road needs (opens the original)
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OLIVIA — The Renville County Board of Commissioners has approved two major steps for meeting road and bridge needs. On a unanimous vote last week, the commissioners set an Oct. 27 public hearing on a $15 million capital improvement project bond. The funds will be used for road and bridge projects in this and the next two years. On a 4-1 vote during the same meeting on Sept. 22, the commissioners approved a budget for a new public works facility in Olivia. The project will cost an estimated $16,0
PUC approves solar array for Prairie’s Edge Casino Resort (opens the original)
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ST. PAUL — The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission ordered the Minnesota Valley Cooperative Light and Power Association to allow the Upper Sioux Community to turn on its behind-the-meter solar array while also rebuking the cooperative for what some commissioners described as “unethical and unlawful” behavior by it. The commission members voted unanimously Thursday for a motion by Joseph Sullivan, vice chair. It orders the Montevideo-based cooperative to allow for the solar array connection pen
Swift County agrees to $540,000 in payments annually from CoreCivic (opens the original)
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BENSON — CoreCivic will be paying Swift County $540,000 a year while it operates the Appleton Detention Facility. The Swift County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding with the company Tuesday. The city of Appleton previously approved a similar agreement. CoreCivic will pay Appleton an initial sum of $1.5 million and, beginning in 2027, annual amounts of $1.26 million while the Appleton Detention Facility operates. Swift County will receive a payment of $200,
Minnesota Valley, AG Ellison settle disconnection lawsuit (opens the original)
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MONTEVIDEO — Minnesota Valley Cooperative Light and Power Association has agreed to better inform its customers of their rights and to forgive the remaining amount owed by a customer who relies on electricity for a life-sustaining medical device, according to information from Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison. The Attorney General’s Office reached a settlement on Sept. 9 with Minnesota Valley in the civil lawsuit the office originally brought against the cooperative after it discontinued
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