The New York Mills Lions Club is seeing a considerable drop in pull-tab revenue at Mills Liquors, and on Tuesday submitted a request to the City Council to lower its monthly booth rent.
Close-Up of New York Mills High School has assembled a who’s who to dunk at Friday’s Corn Feed.
Visitors to the annual celebration have a chance to dunk any number of community dignitaries. Proceeds from the dunk tank go to funding the high school Close-Up trip to Washington D.C.
The City Council finalized an ordinance Tuesday authorizing the use of golf carts on city streets.
Those looking to operate a golf cart in city limits must first obtain a permit from the city office. Permits are $10 and expire on Dec. 31 of the year in which the permit was issued.
The dates may be different this year but the deals are the same. The New York Mills Public Library Used Book Sale will be held Aug. 20-21 in the City Hall Ballroom.
Ottertail volunteer firefighters and rescue squad members may be getting a pay raise.
Actually, when the salary is nothing--anything they receive will be something more than they received before.
Kathy Jo Bauck, 52, who operates Pick of the Litter Inc. at 51402 410th St., is charged with five counts of animal cruelty, two counts of torture and two counts of practicing veterinary medicine without a license, Otter Tail County District Court documents show.
Small schools in rural Minnesota fared best in the latest round of federal education assessments, but even they are part of a statewide trend of fewer schools meeting the standards.
Late Tuesday the Minnesota Department of Education released data regarding Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) under the federal No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB).
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