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Bipartisan bills target high costs of fertilizer

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NEW ULM — According to the USDA, fertilizer and nitrogen costs rose by a quarter to a third in the past couple weeks. Four U.S. lawmakers from the Midwest are working together to help farmers deal with those rising input costs Bipartisan bills introduced in March by U.S. senators Amy ...

Aquatic Center construction ‘in great shape’

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Construction of some more big components of Marshall’s new Aquatic Center is getting ready to start this spring. This week, crews were on site laying the groundwork for features like the pool deck and sidewalks at the West College Drive and Saratoga Street location. “We are sitting in ...

Trout opener a draw for Minnesota anglers

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It’s still a bit early in the spring for there to be many campers at Camden State Park, said ranger Adam Kurtz. But if the weather looks good, Minnesota’s stream trout fishing opener brings in visitors. Kurtz said Camden Park has about 25 campsites reserved for this weekend. It’s a ...

Crime

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MARSHALL — An Iowa man, 19, was arrested for DWI and drug possession, and a 20-year-old man was cited for underage consumption, at 12:38 a.m. Friday at the intersection of East College Drive and South Bruce Street, Marshall Police said. MARSHALL — A report was sent to the county ...

A long-standing tradition of commerce and service

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MINNEOTA — More than a century of family ownership can be found at Gislason’s Hardware in downtown Minneota. Owners Barb Rye and Dave Fahey offer an extensive selection of hardware and farm supplies, along with gift items. Rye is a fourth generation owner, a tradition that dates back to ...