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‘Record numbers’ turn to area food shelves

Local News

MARSHALL — The Kitchen Table Food Shelf had just opened for the day. But on Friday, there was already a line of waiting people that stretched out the door. Busy days have become more common at area food shelves, said Lori Lerohl, volunteer coordinator at the Kitchen Table. “We opened ...

Crime for Jan. 6

News of Record

MARSHALL — People in a domestic incident reported at 8:04 p.m. Thursday on the 100 block of E Street were separated, Marshall Police said. MARSHALL — A juvenile male reported as a runaway at 7:32 p.m. Thursday on the 600 block of North Minnesota Street was located, Marshall Police said. ...

Room to grow

Local News

MARSHALL — By April the Marshall-based regional Public Defender’s office will have room to grow. They’re increasing their office space on Jewett Street by 50%. One thousand square feet are being added for a total of 3,000. The $300,000 project is being funded by their landlord Mike ...

Investigation of online chat leads to eight felony counts

Local News

NEW ULM — A 38-year-old Cottonwood man accused of soliciting who he believed to be a child to engage in sexual conduct online faces eight felony charges in Brown County District Court. Solicitation of a child or believed to be a child through electronic communication to engage in sexual ...

Marshall CTI receives $15,000 grant

Local News

MARSHALL — Even after Marshall Public Schools opened its new Career and Technical Institute, new educational opportunities have continued to take shape for students. This week, it was announced that the Marshall CTI was one of six schools that were awarded grant funds to support career and ...

‘Record numbers’ turn to area food shelves

Local News

MARSHALL — The Kitchen Table Food Shelf had just opened for the day. But on Friday, there was already a line of waiting people that stretched out the door. Busy days have become more common at area food shelves, said Lori Lerohl, volunteer coordinator at the Kitchen Table. “We opened ...