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Unused larger-diameter wells can also be a safety hazard for children and animals, according to county officials, and well-sealing can prevent injuries as well as protect grandwater.

Fund-backed work targeting Serpent Lake achieved its goal, reversing a downward trend in water quality. The lake is twice as clear as it was 10 years ago. Stormwater projects in Deerwood and Crosby reduce how much phosphorus enters the lake.

Premier promises renewed fight against graft and poor service delivery

And for 25 years, SALGA has performed a critical role in supporting our municipalities and championing the needs of communities across the country. 

Chippewa, Kandiyohi and Renville counties will work together under a joint powers agreement, pending final approval by all three counties, as the Central Minnesota River Watershed Partnership on water quality in the watersheds in their boundaries that drain to the Minnesota River.

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Dlodo said this when Ministers in the Governance, State Capacity and Institutional Development (GSCID) cluster briefed the media to outline progress made in areas that the President mentioned in the State of the Nation Address.

The Kandiyohi County Board of Commissioners will meet on Tuesday, Feb. 15. On the agenda is approval of the Hawk Creek - Middle Minnesota watershed management plan and creation of the Central Minnesota River Watershed Partnership, which will implement the plan.

The Dalton board learned about the districts new strategic and One Plan and accepted several thousands of dollars in donations for several programs.

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