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Dilworth, Minnesota is located in Clay County. Zip codes in Dilworth, MN include 56529. More Dilworth information.

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Thursday Feb 9 | KVLY-TV

Man Bails on Foot After Being Pulled Over

A The Minnesota State Patrol is searching for a driver who took off during a traffic stop onA Wednesday night aroundA 9:30. A A A Minnesota State Trooper stopped a gray 1988 Ford Ranger on Highway 10 near Highway 336 for suspicion that the registered owner had a suspended driver license.

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Mon Jan 30, 2012

Insurance Journal West

Red River Valley Flood Risk Keeps Receding

The risk of significant flooding in the Red River Valley is down from recent years and even lower than last month's forecast due to the lack of snow, forecasters said on Jan.

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Fri Jan 27, 2012

St. Cloud Times Online

Man charged in Minn. dead snakes case

MOORHEAD, Minn. - The owner of 32 dead snakes found in a storage locker near Dilworth faces a felony charge of mistreating animals by torture.

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Daily Journal

Red River Valley flood risk keeps receding

The risk of significant flooding in the Red River Valley is down from recent years and even lower than last month's forecast due to the lack of snow, forecasters said Thursday - bolstering hopes the region may be spared a fourth consecutive battle this spring.

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Tue Jan 17, 2012

KARE 11 TV

Deputies find 32 dead snakes in NW Minn. storage unit

DILWORTH, Minn. - Clay County deputies checking on an odor have made a disgusting discovery: 32 dead snakes in a storage locker.

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KVLY-TV

State Bank and Trust to buy Hawley Bank

State Bankshares, the holding company that owns State Bank & Trust in Fargo, has entered into an agreement to purchase First National Bank, with locations in Hawley and Dilworth, Minn.

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