Travis Grimler
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Enjoying the season finale of one of my favorite television shows, I was interrupted by the buzz, alarm and dispatcher voice screaming from my fire pager. I let out a groan when I heard it was a carbon monoxide alarm. We get a lot of carbon monoxide alarms from homes with alarms that have outlived their expiration dates.
The Jenkins City Council on Monday, Jan. 12, authorized the sale of Industrial Development Revenue Bonds for Pequot Tool and Manufacturing Inc. to expand, according to draft meeting minutes. Bonds not to exceed $5 million will be used for the company to finance the acquisition of capital equipment, build a 12,000 square-foot expansion to the existing facility, and refinance the city's $3.7 million Variable Rate Demand Industrial Development Revenue Bonds. The city held a public hearing Nov. 14 to discuss the sale of these bonds to finance the project. In other business Jan.
The Emily City Council held a public hearing to amend the property maintenance ordinance, according to draft minutes of the Jan.
Following a rash of at least eight thefts from cars in Pine River, Pine River Police Chief Paul Sand noted an important similarity. “All the vehicles that were entered were...
Mid-morning Friday, Jan. 16, a young man was chopping firewood outside of his parents’ home on County Road 107 south of Pequot Lakes when he heard his dogs barking. When...
The Pine River City Council on Tuesday, Jan. 13, made annual appointments, most of which remained the same as 2014. The council approved Bolton and Menk as city engineers; the...
Troy Gregory, known to residents as the Pine River-Backus Schools Community Education director, was appointed Jan. 13 from four candidates to fill a vacancy on the Pine River City Council...
For five months Jenkins has had a business in the making. That was eapproximatly when Melissa Smith and Debbie Emans, future in-laws and both of Breezy Point, first considered starting...
The East Gull Lake City Council has begun discussion of payment for wastewater easements through Kavanaugh's Resort, according to draft minutes from the council’s Jan. 6 meeting. In 2008, the...
In spite of stubborn competition, most of it from their own mounts, Pine River firefighters emerged victorious in the four-way Dairyland Donkey Basketball Tournament on Saturday, Jan. 17, in the...