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The following cases were heard before Judge Antoinette C. Wetzel in Seventh District Court in Todd County May 8, 2020. Sarah Rae Miller, Staples. Drugs-2nd degree-sale 10 grams or more-a narcotic other than heroin w/in 90-day period. Sentenced. Commit to Commissioner of Corrections - Adult(MN...
Vehicle Gatherings/Parades Guidance While COVID-19 is being spread in the community, the safest way to prevent illness is to stay home. Though we need to recognize milestones and important life events, the safety and well-being of all Minnesotans is our top priority. Gathering in vehicles is one...
Monday, May 18 During the week of May 10th through May 16th, the Todd County Sheriff's Office responded to 222 calls for service. The following were the types of calls: 64 traffic stops, 8 traffic complaints, 26 civil process, 19 suspicious activity type complaints, 1 disturbance/ domestic, 6...
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Jeremy Joe Rieland, Melrose. Fishing extra line. $50 fine. $85 fee.   Minnesota State Patrol Alexander Thomas Carr, Alexandria. Expired registration. $30 fine. $85 fee. Sean Lewis Gallogly, Indianapolis, IN. Speed 99/70. $100 fine. $185 fee. Raymond Joe, Jr...
The Long Drive-In will host replay of the Long Prairie-Grey Eagle virtual graduation video.
The Long Prairie-Grey Eagle School District was dealt a devastating blow when the district was informed that it’s graduation ceremony being planned wouldn’t be allowed to take place.  Long Prairie-Grey Eagle Secondary School Principal Barton Rud told the school board during its meeting May 11 that...
Greta Middendorf and Megan Weber created a chalk stained glass effect mural at the foot of the St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Church in Long Prairie. Through the use of painters tape and some chalk, the LPGE students created a message suitable for the times we’re living in now.
Last week, Governor Tim Walz announced the next phase of the COVID-19 response in Minnesota. Citing progress made to prepare for peak of infection, the Governor announced a measured, cautious turning of the dial toward a new normal. With the Stay at Home Executive Order set to expire on May 18, the...
The Long Prairie-Grey Eagle School Board continued to address a number of issues related to the operations of the school district affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.  LPGE Superintendent Jon Kringen updated the board on the financial status of the state. After bolstering numerous state wide programs...
Lakewood Health System President and CEO Tim Rice issued the following on the heels of the the state’s lifting of the ban on elective procedures. “Governor Walz issued an executive order allowing elective surgical procedures to be performed effective May 11th” Rice said. “This order does not mean...
The following cases were heard before Judge Daniel A. Benson in Seventh District Court in Todd County May 8, 2020.  Jennifer Pearl Lundell, Staples. Receiving stolen property (Not applicable-GOC). Sentenced.  Local Confinement ( 365 Days, Stay 0 Yr 0 Mo 340 Days For 2 Yr Credit for time served: 25...
As Minnesotans work to slow the spread of this virus COVID-19 in the state, there is a continued need for homemade masks to protect clinical staff, long term care residents and patients at CentraCare and Carris Health facilities. We are asking for the community's support through donations of high-...

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