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Office Of Consumer Advocate Says If At All Possible, Those Negatively Impacted By COVID-19 Should Still Try To Keep Up On Utility Bills, Even Though A Shut-Off Moratorium Is In Place For Now
April 14, 2020
Officials with the Iowa Office of Consumer Advocate say you should continue to pay your utility bills or atleast a portion of them if at all possible, even though residents impacted by COVID-19 can get relief.
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Polaris Industries Donating Laptops, Ipads, Other Electronic Items To Facilitate Distant Learning
April 14, 2020
Polaris Industries announced Monday it’s donating iPads, Chromebooks, wireless hot spots, chargers and other electronic items to the Spirit Lake and Estherville-Lincoln Central Schools
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SL School Bd Approves Bus Barn Engineering & Architectural Proposals
April 13, 2020
The Spirit Lake School Board Monday evening approved proposals for architectural and engineering services for the bus barn project.
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IDPH Reports 123 New Cases Of COVID-19; Governor Reynolds Says There Is Reason For Optimism, However
April 13, 2020
The Iowa Department of Public Health announced today (Mon.) an additional 123 new positive cases of COVID-19 in the state, bringing the total number of cases since the outbreak began to 1,710.
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RiseFest Being Postponed Due To Coronavirus Concerns
April 13, 2020
Organizers of RiseFest announced today (Mon.) this year’s event is being postponed due to COVID-19 concerns.
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City Of Arnolds Park Closes Parks & Minnewashta Campground Through April 30th
April 13, 2020
The city of Arnolds Park is reminding residents that all city parks and the Minnewashta Campground remain closed through April 30th in accordance with an order issued by Governor Kim Reynolds.
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Minnesota Announces Decrease In Positive COVID-19 Cases With No New Deaths Reported Today (Mon.)
April 13, 2020
After a record number of positive COVID-19 cases announced Sunday in Minnesota, the Minnesota Department of Health reported just 29 new cases in the state this (Monday) morning bringing the state’s total to 1,650. For the first time in almost three weeks, there were no new deaths reported
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Elderbridge Agency On Aging & RIDES Announces Grocery Pick Up And Delivery Service
April 13, 2020
Elderbridge Agency on Aging and RIDES announced today (Mon.) they’re partnering to provide free grocery pick-up delivery for those 60 years and older.
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Federated REA Announces Latest Round Of Recipients Awarded Funding Through Operation Round Up Program
April 13, 2020
Jackson-based Federated Rural Electric Association announced today (Mon.) it’s awarded a little more than $17,000 in its latest round of grants from its “Operation Round Up” program.
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Local Architect Recognized For Service To The Community
April 13, 2020
A local architect has received some special recognition from the American Institute of Architects, Iowa Chapter.
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