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Sea rescues, lost at sea, yachting, sailing, Peter Fenton, Pat Fenton, boating

Dakota County residents can bring confidential paper like tax documents, financial statements and medical records for free shredding at upcoming events.

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District of Kent’s fundraising goal is $1 million

Agassiz-Harrison groups are getting creative and raising funds for the future Regional Aquatic Centre.