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August 6, 2022
Newcomers to seek seats on Crosslake City Council
August 5, 2022
No more area political races emerge on third day of filings
August 3, 2022
Tour comes ahead of private meeting with resorts to discuss H2-B visas.
August 3, 2022
Visit pineandlakes.com for daily updates on candidate filings
June 17, 2022
City receives necessary funds and materials, so construction will start in Trailside Park
April 13, 2022
Mayor, council member call funds raised 'amazing'
August 16, 2021
Last month, the council debated raising officer wages and not hiring for the open officer position
April 20, 2021
Pequot Lakes: City seeks better broadband service, asks residents and businesses to complete online survey Goal is to get peoples thoughts and improve service through a larger coalition of area communities and locations. Written By: Nancy Vogt | ร Pequot Lakes area residents and business owners are being asked to complete an online survey about broadband internet service. Mayor Tyler Gardner talked about the initiative through CTC at the Tuesday, April 6, Pequot Lak...
March 12, 2021
Sign violation along Highway 371 prompts council to call for review of city sign ordinance Written By: Nancy Vogt | ร The Pequot Lakes City Council listens to information about creating a tax increment financing district in the Heart of the Good Life development at its Tuesday, March 2, meeting.Echo Journal Screenshot / Nancy Vogt The Pequot Lakes City Council on Tuesday, March 2, rescinded the cityโs short-term rental ordinance and agreed to have the planning commission revi...
January 23, 2021
Whats happening in Brainerd lakes area communities throughout the region. Written By: Brainerd Dispatch | ร for the city of Crosslake, the Echo Journal reported Jan. 13. The Crosslake City Council agreed to again pursue a local option sales tax โ something members earlier sought in 2020, but plans were interrupted by the pandemic. Revenue from the bump in tax would go toward supporting specific projects including those at the wastewater plant, as well as the extension of city sewer servic...