WINTER TRUCK LOAD INCREASES START SUNDAY ON STATE HIGHWAYS IN THE CENTRAL FROST ZONE.
WINTER LOAD INCREASES STARTED THIS WEEK IN THE NORTH FROST ZONE.
THE MINNESOTA D.N.R. AND EXPLORE MINNESOTA ARE LAUNCHING A NEW OUTDOOR RECREATION TASK FORCE,
WHICH WILL MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ABOUT HOW THE STATE CAN CONNECT MORE PEOPLE TO OUTDOOR RECREATION, AND BETTER SUPPORT A THRIVING OUTDOOR RECREATION ECONOMY.
THEY’RE LOOKING FOR TWENTY TASK FORCE MEMBERS; THE APPLICATION DEADLINE IS JANUARY 10TH.
THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE HAS AWARDED MORE THAN TWENTY-TWO MILLION DOLLARS OF GRANT AND LOAN FUNDING TO HELP MINNESOTA FARMERS AND RURAL BUSINESSES REDUCE ENERGY COSTS THROUGH THE RURAL ENERGY FOR AMERICA PROGRAM.
MUCH OF THE MONEY IN THE STATE WILL BE USED FOR SOLAR ENERGY PROJECTS.
A FUNERAL SERVICE FOR FORMER WARROAD RESIDENT AUSTIN DEJNO OF DRAYTON, NORTH DAKOTA IS THIS MORNING AT ELEVEN AT ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH IN WARROAD. VISITATION IS AN HOUR PRIOR. BURIAL IS AT SPRUCE CEMETERY NEAR ROSEAU.
AUSTIN DEJNO WAS 25.
THE MINNESOTA SENATE D.F.L. CAUCUS HAS CREATED A CLEAN ENERGY AND CLIMATE CAUCUS,
FOCUSSING ON THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE.
THE ROSEAU EAGLES WILL SERVE A DON’T SPEND CHRISTMAS ALONE FREE DINNER CHRISTMAS DAY (11-1) AT THE ROSEAU FOUR SEASONS SENIOR CENTER.
DELIVERED MEALS ARE AVAILABLE THAT DAY; CALL CAROLYN (463-0008) OR PAM (218 689-5340).
THE MINNESOTA ASSOCIATION OF TOWNSHIPS HAS ANNOUNCED IT’S 2020 SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM, WITH FIVE TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE. THAT PROGRAM HAS BEEN IN EXISTENCE SINCE 2001.
THERE ARE MORE THAN THIRTY ORGANIZED TOWNSHIPS IN ROSEAU COUNTY, AND NEARLY EIGHTEEN HUNDRED IN MINNESOTA.
THE CITY OF ROSEAU IS PROJECTING END-OF-YEAR CASH IN THE BANK OF APPROXIMATELY SEVEN-POINT-SIX MILLION DOLLARS. THE CITY’S RESERVES HAVE GROWN OVER THE PAST DECADE DESPITE A FROZEN PROPERTY TAX LEVY SINCE 2008.
THE BADGER SCHOOL’S WINTER CONCERT IS MONDAY EVENING (7 PM) PRECEDED BY A MEAL AND BENEFIT, WITH PROCEEDS GOING TO THE BADGER MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
AN EMMY-AWARD WINNING SWEDISH TELEVISION PROGRAM CALLED “ALLT FOR SVERIGE” (or, THE GREAT SWEDISH ADVENTURE) IS SEEKING AMERICANS AND CANADIANS FOR NEXT YEAR’S SEASON TEN.
ONE OF THIS YEAR’S CONTESTANTS ON THAT SHOW IS DOCTOR MELISSA WALLS, WHO IS AN ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR AT JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, TEACHING REMOTELY FROM DULUTH.
PROSPECTIVE CONTESTANTS MUST HAVE SOME SWEDISH HERITAGE; APPLICATIONS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE SHOW’S WEBSITE www.greatswedishadventure.com
THE ROSEAU SCHOOL BOARD MEETS MONDAY EVENING.
FOOD SHELVES ACROSS MINNESOTA ARE SEEKING DONATIONS TO HELP PEOPLE SURVIVE THE WINTER MONTHS, ESPECIALLY CASH DONATIONS.
COLLEEN MORIARTY, WITH HUNGER SOLUTIONS MINNESOTA, SAYS MANY OF THE USERS OF FOOD SHELVES ARE THE WORKING POOR.
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