It was a pleasant weekend for the Easter Weekend as temperatures soared into the 70s across parts of the state. Fairmont, Marshall, and Windom all hit 70 degrees on Saturday. Much of the Twin Cities area rose into the mid 60s.
A video by the DNR aims to educate anglers about how to properly handle large fish during catch-and-release. Being properly equipped and understanding how to handle a large fish is critical to ensuring the fish’s survival after release.
Each week, the Advocate Tribune will share a photograph from our archives for you to “guess who”. To submit your guesses, send us a message by email to jstolen-jacobson@cherryroad.com or message our Facebook page. We will publish the answers the next week.
Granite Falls Police Department Syring, Melodee Jo, Granite Falls; Offense date 7/19/22 Financial Transaction Card Fraud - Use - No Consent (Gross Misdemeanor); Plea 4/3/23 Guilty; Disposition 4/3/23 Convicted; Court Decision 4/3/23 Sentenced Local Confinement (365 Days, Stay 365 Days For 1 Yr); $50 Fine. Quam, Mark Phillip, Willmar; Offense date 4/22/22 Drugs - 5th Degree - Possess Schedule 1,2,3,4 - Not Small Amount Marijuana (Gross Misdemeanor); Plea 4/3/23 Guilty; Disposition 4/3/23 Convicted; Court Decision 4/3/23 Sentenced Local Confinement (365 Days, Stay 363 Days For 2 Yr Credit for time served: 2 Days); $300 Fine.
Question: I customized the front of my truck. Is it legal in Minnesota? Answer: There are two violations with your customized front end.
Monday, April 17th: American Red Cross Blood Drive in Granite Falls. 1 p.m.
Late Monday afternoon, a force of officers from the Cooperative Enforcement Effort (CEE) VI Drug and Gang Task Force, along with officers from the Granite Falls Police Department, Upper Sioux Community Police Department and Yellow Medicine County Sheriff’s Office arrived at a home on the 1100 block of Bergeson Drive in Granite Falls to execute a warrant.
At Tuesday morning’s meeting of the Yellow Medicine County Board of Commissioners, Project Turnabout CEO Marti Paulson was on hand to provide a presentation on Project Turnabout’s operations and facilities.
Late last week, work began to demolish one of the historic buildings in Clarkfield, located at the intersection of Highway 59. The building was once home to one of Clarkfield’s early businesses, Farmer’s Co-op Creamery Association, but has been vacant for some time. The property is now owned by the cooperative gas station next door, and the removal of the building will allow for space for the service station to add new gas pumps.
Jonah is one of my favorite books of Bible. So much happens in this short book with only four chapters.