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The ordinance takes effect Feb. 1, 2023.

Election results can be found below. This article will be updated tomorrow.

Marsha Bowman, office manager for the Otter Tail County Land and Resource Management Department, retired after 39 years of service to the county, according to a county news release.

Marsha Bowman, office manager for the Otter Tail County Land and Resource Management Department, retired after 39 years of service to the county, according to a county news release.

The Otter Tail County Aquatic Invasive Species Task Force and the Otter Tail County Coalition of Lake Associations took a group on a bus tour to examine and learn about starry stonewort and other aquatic invasive species.

As candidate filing for state and county-wide offices closed on May 31, many challengers have arisen to face-off with local incumbents in the November election. Check out to see who's going to be on the ballot this November, and which candidates have filed for state legislative seats that may include a party primary challenge on Aug. 9.

As candidate filing for state and county-wide offices closed on May 31, many challengers have arisen to face-off with local incumbents in the November election. Check out to see who's going to be on the ballot this November, and which candidates have filed for state legislative seats that may include a party primary challenge on Aug. 9.

As candidate filing for state and county-wide offices closed on May 31, many challengers have arisen to face off with local incumbents in the November election. See who's going to be on the ballot this November, and check out which candidates have filed for state legislative seats that may include a party primary challenge on Aug. 9.

As candidate filing for state and county-wide offices closed on May 31, many challengers have arisen to face off with local incumbents in the November election. See who's going to be on the ballot this November, and check out which candidates have filed for state legislative seats that may include a party primary challenge on Aug. 9.

All five Otter Tail County Commissioners have filed for reelection with the Minnesota Secretary of State's Office and will be on the ballot this November.