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I checked the flows of the rivers on Sunday morning. Both rivers are running a little higher this week.
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Senator Meyer reflects on session, looks to future
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The sixty-day second session of the 108th Legislature came to an end last Thursday, April 18th. In an address to lawmakers last week, Governor Jim Pillen said that senators should be proud of their accomplishments but stressed that the failure of the state’s legislative branch to pass his sponsored property tax relief package, Legislative Bill (LB) 388, would lead him to reconvene the body later this year.
City council approves car club’s PIP application
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An iconic building in downtown St. Paul may soon get a new roof.
Remember when
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Taken from the files of The Wolbach Messenger Ten Years Ago, 2014 A $100 gift to Hillside Cemetery was received this week from Bill and Debbie Lyions in memory of parents and son. It will be designated for new entrance signs.
Filling a need in St. Paul
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Contractors establish disposal business to serve area Earlier this year, Spencer Synowski and Tyler Solko started up a new venture in St. Paul: Maxx Dumpsters, a roll-off dumpster rental service.
High school graduations to be held around the area
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Wednesday, April 24th High School Art Show—Operating Hours, St. Paul Library—Artwork from St.
911 OUTAGE IMPACTS COUNTY
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The Federal Communications Commission is currently investigating the cause of an outage that led to disruptions in 911 service in portions of Nebraska, South Dakota, Texas, and Nevada last Wednesday. In Howard County, the outage had left calls to 911 ringing busy for just over one hour last Wednesday night.
A magical performance
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St. Paul Public Schools staged its biennial variety show last Saturday evening, presenting a smorgasbord of song performances and skits adapted from Disney properties before an audience in the elementary gymnasium.
