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Shutdown leaves uncertainties for SNAP

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MARSHALL – More than 2,700 households in southwest Minnesota might not get SNAP assistance next month due to the federal government shutdown, according to data from Southwest Health and Human Services. This week, SWHHS was notified by the Department of Children, Families and Youth that ...

Southwest Minnesota cities awarded development grants

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MARSHALL — Water line replacements, updates to a municipal water plant and more are on the list of projects area cities will be receiving state grant funding for, the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development said this week. DEED announced that a total of more than $20.7 ...

After 25 years, Odin Craft Mill show continues to thrive

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ODIN — A visit to the Odin Craft Mill is a beloved tradition for many. As it’s a biannual event, the Fall Craft and Gift Show officially opened for the season on Thursday, Oct. 9. Owner Nancy Olson is elated to begin the 25th annual tradition and keep the town a must-visit destination. ...

Crime for Oct. 18

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MARSHALL — A Ruthton man, 64, was cited for speeding at 3:45 p.m. Thursday at the intersection of Lyon County Road 74 and Minnesota Highway 23, the Lyon County Sheriff’s Office said. LYND — A California man, 28, was cited for expired trailer registration, in a traffic stop at 12:26 ...

Crime for Oct. 17

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MARSHALL — A report was sent to the county attorney’s office for consideration of instruction permit violation charges against a Marshall boy, 16, in an incident at 1 a.m. Thursday at the intersection of U.S. Highway 59 and Minnesota Highway 68, Marshall Police said. MARSHALL — A ...

Council gets birds-eye view of aquatic center

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MARSHALL — There has been plenty of progress on the new Marshall Aquatic Center over the summer, ranging from the construction of swimming pools and buildings, to electrical and tile work. “There’s lots of things going on that aren’t going to stick out from the road as much,” said ...