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Tigers battle to advance

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The Marshall girls basketball team's bench reacts to a basket during the first half of a Class AAA state tournament game against Totino-Grace Wednesday at Maturi Pavilion in Minneapolis. The Tigers held a 40-24 halftime lead. See page B-1 for complete coverage.

Marshall approves designer for new band shell

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MARSHALL — The city of Marshall took a step forward Tuesday with plans to replace the city band shell at Liberty Park. Marshall City Council members approved a roughly $97,000 proposal with a Sioux Falls firm for design and engineering work on a new band shell. “We do have a draft ...

No. 3 Marshall opens state tournament with dominant win over TG

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MINNEAPOLIS — The No. 3 Marshall girls basketball team opened up the Class AAA state tournament with a 70-44 win over No. 6 Totino-Grace Wednesday afternoon at the University of Minnesota’s Maturi Pavilion. Specifically, the Tigers’ 42 rebounds took full control, along with an additional ...

Marshall selected for homebuyer assistance program

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MARSHALL — People buying homes in Marshall may be able to get assistance with making a down payment through an initiative by Minnesota Housing. This week, the Marshall Economic Development Authority announced that Marshall is being included in the Minnesota City Participation ...

Council to look at new Aquatic Center quotes

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MARSHALL — Construction on the new Marshall Aquatic Center is progressing, Parks and Recreation Superintendent Preston Stensrud said. “It’s coming along nicely,” Stensrud said this week. Outdoor features like shade and splash pad structures are being installed, while construction ...

Marshall Council awards $1.1 million bid for sewer lining work

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MARSHALL — Bids for proposed repairs to Marshall sewer lines came in lower than an engineer’s estimate, Marshall Public Works Director Jason Anderson said this week. Members of the Marshall City Council voted to approve a total construction bid of close to $1.1 million, to install ...