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City of Estherville accepting applications for Emergency Grants to assist Small Businesses
May 7, 2020
(Estherville)-First review date May 12
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Juvenile Faces Charges In Stolen Vehicle Case
May 7, 2020
The Osceola County Sheriff’s Office says it received a report shortly after midnight Tuesday of a vehicle that had been stolen from a residence on Elm Drive in Sibley.
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Iowa National Guard Reports Upcoming Deployments, Including Some From Armories In Spencer & Estherville
May 7, 2020
The Iowa National Guard reports several troops will be deployed in the coming months.
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DPH Officials Say All Six Of The Positive COVID-19 Cases In Dickinson County Have Now Recovered
May 6, 2020
Information released today (Wed.) by the Iowa Department of Public Health on its coronavirus.iowa.gov website shows all six of the positive cases that have been reported so far in Dickinson county have recovered.
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New Proclamation Issued Today (Wed.) By Governor Reynolds Re-Opens Campgrounds This Friday, May 8th
May 6, 2020
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources says state campgrounds will open at 8:00 am Friday (May 8th) to campers with self-contained restrooms only.
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LRH To Once Again Offer Certain Elective Surgeries Beginning Monday, May 11th
May 6, 2020
Hospital officials say the types of surgeries will be limited and will be offered to patients meeting a set criteria established by physicians.
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Minnesota Dept. Of Health Reporting Largest Number Of COVID-19 Cases So Far On A Given Day
May 6, 2020
The Minnesota Department of Health reported a new single day high of 728 new positive cases yesterday, bringing the state’s total to 8,579.
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Iowa Dept. Of Public Health Reporting 293 More Positive Cases Of COVID-19 Along With 12 Additional Deaths From The Virus
May 6, 2020
The Iowa Department of Public Health today (Wed.) reported an additional 293 positive cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of positive cases to date to 10,404.
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Jackson City Council Adopts Resolution Urging Governor Tim Walz To Re-Open The Economy
May 6, 2020
The council took the action after hearing from a representative of the city’s business community.
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Left With Very Few Or No Options To Market, Many Area Livestock Producers Now Being Forced To Euthanize Their Animals
May 6, 2020
Concern continues to grow over the closure of meatpacking facilities due to COVID-19 and the impact it’s having on livestock producers in the region.
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