Page 18 - Mark Lindquist News Today

KLQP this week marked 40 years as an independent radio station. The Madison, Minnesota, station is unabashedly local, featuring high school sports, talk shows with local guests and community news.

The majority of Seattle’s city council will be quitting this year after fending off a backlash in recent years over rising crime and homelessness.

Mark Lindquist has spent most of the past year in Ukraine. His hope-filled childhood on a Minnesota farm is what led him to help in the war zone.

Local U.S. Air Force veteran recently completed a more than two-week long winter campout to collect clothing and raise money for war-torn Ukraine.

The Realty One Group has hired three experienced salesmen, Mark Lindquist, David Landsman, and Doug Reaves.

During "Operation: Sleep Out" in Fargo, Lindquist collected three trailers of winter gear for Ukrainians.

As 2022 comes to an end, it is a time to reflect on the year gone by and look ahead.

Donations of warm gear for the Ukraine may be dropped off at Angelic Enterprises Consignments, located on Hwy. 34 in Park Rapids, Dec. 23 and Dec. 26-28.

People gathered on Wednesday, Dec. 21 in Fargo to remember those in the community that have died in the last year and whose lives were shortened by the experience of homelessness.

(Fargo, ND) -- A local Air Force veteran is sleeping in a tent for 17 days. He says "Operation Sleep Out" is a campaign aimed at raising supplies and funding for Ukrainian war victims. "These extreme elements is just a reminder to local people that we live at the same latitude as the Donbas here in this area," said Mark LIndquist. Mark Lindquist pitched his tent at Junkyard