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Jenkins City Council rezones 10 parcels to rural residential (opens the original)
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JENKINS — The Jenkins City Council agreed to rezone 10 parcels from agricultural to rural residential during their Monday, Sept. 14, regular meeting. The 10 parcels in the area were too small to meet minimum lot size requirements for agricultural zoning. The council also reviewed a possible Sourcewell community impact grant opportunity. The council discussed possible uses for the $50,000 grant funding and decided to apply for siding and gutters at city hall, Americans with Disabilities Act impro
Grim's Grub: A wheel of gold saved one ancient treasure (opens the original)
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In Switzerland sits a stark white building with a brown rooftop that is hailed as a unique artifact of medieval design going back to 719 A.D. This massive structure is the Abbey of Saint Gall, and its history goes back even further to 612 A.D., and the Irish monk, Gallus. On this site, Gallus built a hermitage, where he lived in a small, secluded building focused on studying his Catholic faith. He died in 646 A.D. and was buried there in a tomb that became part of a pilgrimage for Catholics livi
Grim's Tales: An ode to tiny, tough trucks (opens the original)
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"It's true what they say about S10 owners," said a man I had just met off Facebook Marketplace. I just bought a kayak from him for an unbelievable price. He said something about memes and I thought, "There are memes about this?" My rusted out S10 looked like it was owned by an expert Jenga player. I left the house planning to do several things. 1. Get photos at the encampment in Pine River and Fall Festival near Pequot Lakes. 2. Give someone Bugget's old Kennel.3. Pick up a cable spool in Braine
Pages from the Past: Sept. 23, 2026 — Vanishing choppers and a 64-pound catfish (opens the original)
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(Headline) Tigers swamp Red Lake for their second victory (Headline) Vanishing choppers sought for contest With the advent of the chainsaw, the ax is no longer much use for woods work; however, plenty of old-time log choppers are known to be at large and they are urgently needed for the contest Saturday. (Headline) Photo of Bessie Hanson's painting to appear in the Sunday "Picture" magazine (Photo) DNR Area Fisheries Supervisor Bruce Gilbertson, St. Paul, about to release the 64-pound catfish, p
Crosslake candidates agree on most issues at forum (opens the original)
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CROSSLAKE — Four candidates went head-to-head at the Tuesday, Sept. 15, Crosslake candidate forum at The Gathering Event Center. This event, organized by the Crosslake Chamber of Commerce and Brainerd lakes area branch of the League of Women Voters, featured four candidates vying for two city council seats Nov. 3: Elysha Novak, Sandy Farder, David Nevin and Heather Jones. They responded to questions prepared beforehand or shared by audience members. Pat Netko, with the Crosslake Chamber, read th
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