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The Blue Earth City Council discussed multiple impending improvement projects on Monday, Oct. 2. The city has been gradually implementing improvements to its

ELY- Cat owners in Ely are off the hook. The Ely City Council voted to drop the licensing requirements for pets other than dogs. Mayor Heidi Omerza noted that the rewrite of the city’s pet …

ELY- The Ely City Council , on Tuesday, voted to allow half-marathon runners to cross the finish line in Whiteside Park with their dogs, which are not normally permitted at the park. Wendy Lindsay, …

LEWISTOWN — The Mifflin County Commissioners issued two impactful proclamations that resonate with local history and social advocacy at Thursday’s meeting. The first proclamation officially marked the week as “Mifflin County Week” in honor of the county’s 234th anniversary. The proclamation traces the county’s origins back to 1789, acknowledging the historical significance of its formation […]

The Blue Earth City Council brought another street improvement project to a close at a meeting held on Tuesday, Sept. 5. That evening, the council conducted

BLUE EARTH— The Blue Earth City Council saw another street project come to a close on Tuesday. That evening, the council conducted the final assessment hearin

LEWISTOWN — In an effort to modernize local services and enhance community rehabilitation, the Mifflin County Commissioners discussed a plethora of initiatives on Thursday, ranging from online firearms licensing to innovative crime intervention programs. Chief Deputy Sheriff Laurie Kozak presented the continuation with Permitium, LLC for online License to Carry applications. The platform provides a […]

As per the approved resolution plan, it said, "an implementation and monitoring committee has been constituted (IMC), which is inter alia empowered to supervise the implementation of the Approved Resolution Plan and oversee the management of the affairs of the Companies as per the terms of the Approved Resolution Plan".

City administrator Mary Kennedy presented an innovative idea to the Blue Earth City Council at its meeting on Monday, Aug. 7. “The proposal would be to relo

In a marathon of a meeting on Monday, July 17, the Blue Earth City Council discussed upcoming recreational projects and a recent spate of City Code violations.