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Dickinson County Supervisors Approve Preliminary And Final Plats Of Crandall’s Beach Second Addition
November 16, 2021
(Spirit Lake)– The Dickinson County Board of Supervisors Tuesday approved a Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation to accept the preliminary and final plats of Crandall’s Beach Second Addition on the north shore of Big Spirit Lake. David Lawrence, a property owner in the affected area, spearheaded the effort. He told the supervisors it became an […]
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Estherville Chamber of Commerce to hold annual Chocolate Walk and Parade of Lights November 18
November 16, 2021
It’s time for the Parade of Lights in Estherville, KUOO’s Becky Thoreson has details: The Estherville Area Chamber of Commerce will hold their Chocolate Walk and Holiday Parade of Lights on Thursday evening.Executive Director Lexie Ruter says, area businesses will offer specials and treats during the Chocolate Walk. “From 4-7, you can head to downtown […]
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Spencer Man Arrested On Multitude Of Charges
November 16, 2021
(Estherville)– A Spencer man faces multiple drug charges as the result of an investigation into the fraudulent use of a vehicle registration. Emmet County Sheriff Mike Martens says a deputy on patrol in Armstrong Monday evening observed a vehicle in the Casey’s General Store parking lot with a license plate not assigned to it. It […]
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Spencer 2nd Ward Councilman Bill Orrison Says He Won’t Seek Re-election When His Present Term Expires
November 16, 2021
(Spencer)– The man who represents Spencer’s 2nd ward on the city council says he won’t seek re-election when his term comes up in a couple of years from now. Bill Orrison made the announcement at Monday’s City Council meeting… Orrison says he’s grateful to have had the opportunity to serve, adding that he’ll have some […]
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UDMO Officials Say Some Of Their Program Eligibility Guidelines Will Soon Be Changing
November 16, 2021
(Spirit Lake)– Eligibility guidelines for several programs offered by Upper Des Moines Opportunity will soon be changing. CEO Jamie Whitney says it’s the result of federal CARES Act money that will soon be phased out… Whitney says that is likely going to cause some issues for those currently receiving assistance from those programs… Whitney adds […]
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