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                       Saturday, May 25, 2013

 

Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted School Referendum (At A Glance)

Question 1:   NO: 897  YES: 496

Question 2:   NO: 908  YES: 483

 

Voters Turn Down Construction Referendum Proposal in Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted School District  

Residents of the Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted School District have voted down a proposed two-part construction referendum...more

New Early Voting Bill Awaiting Governor's Signature 

Secretary of State Mark Ritchie is hopeful that Governor Dayton will sign legislation that allows no-excuse absentee voting...more

Wright County Tea Party to Host Legislative Round Up  

The Wright County Tea Party has announced that they will welcome area lawmakers to their annual Minnesota Legislative Round Up in early June...more

Wright County Citizen SignUp Page Announced  

The Wright County Public Health Department has announced a new on-line sign-up page for automatic calls to a person's cell phone in case of emergency, or to relay important information...more

CSAH 35 Closed North of Cokato for Bridge Replacement Project  

Motorists in Wright County are reminded that County Road 35 north of Cokato between County Roads 3 and 4 is closed in preparation for a summer-long bridge removal and replacement project of the bridge over the North Fork of the Crow River...more

Howard Lake Man Dies in 2-Vehicle Head-on Crash  

A Wright County man is dead following a 2-vehicle traffic crash in the city of Howard Lake on Tuesday. The State Patrol reports that 66-year-old Keith Hardel of Howard Lake died when the vehicle he was driving collided head-on with a westbound vehicle on Highway 12 at 12th Avenue in the city of Howard Lake...more

Bachmann Launches TV Ad Campaign for November 2014 Election 

Even though it's nearly a year and a half until the 2014 elections, 6th District Congresswoman Michele Bachmann has already launched a TV ad campaign...more

State Capitol Renovations Among Items Approved in Bonding Bill 

109 million dollars to renovate the State Capitol is the key feature of a scaled-back bonding bill Democrats agreed on late Monday night, which passed two hours prior to the adjournment of the Minnesota Legislature...more

CSAH 12 Improvement Project Open House This Evening 

A reminder that the Wright County Highway Department will host an open house this evening regarding a proposed re-construction of Wright County State Aid Highway 12 from just north of Highway 55 in Buffalo, north to County Road 37...more

Darwin Man Faces Felony Charges in Connection With May 12th ATV Crash 

A Meeker County man is facing two felony counts of criminal vehicular injury after being the driver of an ATV that crashed near Cosmos, Minnesota May 12th...more

DNR Reminds Residents to Check Used Docks for Aquatic Invasive Species 

The DNR is reminding Minnesotans who purchase a used dock, boat lift or water toy about a new aquatic invasive species law...more

Minnesota's Unemployment Rate Drops in April Despite More Job Losses 

The April jobless rate in Minnesota was down, despite employers shedding another 11-thousand-400 jobs

State Health Dept Encourages Hepatitis C Test for Baby Boomers 

State health officials are encouraging baby boomers born between 1945 and 1965 to get a one-time test for Hepatitis C virus...more

DPS Urges Motorcycle Safety Training 

Motorcycles are back on Minnesota roads. In fact, ridership is at an all-time high in the state with more than 237-thousand registered cycles...more