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Moose Lake Celebrates Agate Days
Rock Hounds from around the country are on the hunt in Moose Lake this weekend...as part of the local Agate Days celebration.
Sen. Wergin of Princeton one of eight appointed by Gov. Pawlenty to Rural Health Advisory Committee
Gov. Tim Pawlenty has announced the appointment of Jode Freyholtz, Dr. Jeffrey Hardwig, and Sen.
James Poole was committed in 1999 as a sexually psychopathic personality and sexually dangerous person.
Pokegama Lake Association marked its 10th year of bringing both environmental information and hands-on presentations to area fifth and sixth graders through the association's Fresh Water Fair.
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Times Writers Group: Cameras catch it all, stop little
Long before "Deal or No Deal," or even before "Jeopardy," there were game shows on TV.
“If you don't know where you are going you may end up somewhere else.”
There are at least two sure signs of spring: baseball and action at the State Capitol. via Twincities.com
Dorothy Alice Gustafson, age 91, of Northfield, died on Wednesday, April 30, 2008, at the Three Links Care Center in Northfield. via Northfield News
Global shortage has panicked consumers running wild for Canadian rice that isn't
“It tastes pretty good, so I could see people turning to it as a substitute.”
Greggar Isaksen chuckled when he got a call from a non-profit group looking to buy 100,000 pounds of his wild rice to send to starving people in Haiti. via Globe and Mail
Latest: Fish house stolen in Todd County
The Todd County Sheriff's Office is looking for a stolen fish house. The fish house was reported stolen from Moose Lake near Burtrum between April 1 and April 16. via St. Cloud Times
Alberta's environmental 'mentor' dies
“With Martha, you didn't even need to use a last name.”
Alberta's environment community lost its "prime mentor" Wednesday with the death of activist Martha Kostuch. via Edmonton Journal
Accidental OD killed Red Wing girl thrown down stairs by dad
“It was just kind of a miraculous recovery she made from the original injury”
A 4-year-old Red Wing girl who survived a brutal assault by her father three years ago, only to die earlier this year at a foster home, died of an accidental drug overdose following a tonsillectomy, officials ... via Twincities.com
Nine Pine County cabins lost to arson
“We want to see the people involved found and brought to justice.”
If it weren't for the snow that fell before an unknown arsonist laid waste to nine empty cabins and lake homes in Pine County early Sunday, things could have been different, Sheriff Mark Mansavage said. via Star Tribune
Minn. Officials Looking For Level 3 Sex Offender
The Minnesota Department of Corrections is looking for a Level 3 sex offender. Officials say a warrant was issued for Timothy Ray VanBuren because he hasn't met the conditions of his release. via WCCO-TV
“There's more ta life than a little money, ya know. Doncha know that?”
Above and beyond all else, around and through all else, the Coen brothers have assembled here a timeless document on their native state, Minnesota. via San Diego Reader
North St. Paul soldier killed in Iraq
Another Minnesota soldier has died in Iraq. Relatives say 21-year-old Army Specialist Gregory B. Rundell of North St. via KSTP
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Sex offenders sue to get computers back
Four people being treated in Minnesota's sex offender program in St. Peter and Moose Lake are suing to get their computers back. via St. Paul Pioneer Press
“My favorite part was rock climbing”
Place your want ad online and get money for that unwanted stuff just laying around. via Moose Lake Star Gazette