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Winter weather is expected to continue through the week.

Christian Arevalo, 26, of Willmar, was sentenced to 51 months in prison for aiding an offender — his brother who is awaiting trial for allegedly shooting at a Willmar police officer.

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Willmar Assistant Superintendent Bill Adams is working on spreading the word about Willmar Public Schools.

Following the Truth in Taxation meeting Monday, Dec. 5, Willmar City Council approved the final levy and budget for 2023.

Sarah and Jacob Miller will hold a Community Toy Swap on Dec. 17 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

No students were injured in the collision.

Although Willmar City Councilors were excited about proposals for a new and improved community center, they were not impressed with site proposals for a new city hall presented at a recent council work session. City staff will continue to work with BKV Group to find a city hall site that is appealing to the council.

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Willmar Municipal Utilities General Manager John Harren presented to the Willmar City Council the need to increase rates to finance construction of a new water treatment plant, as well as what actions were taken to minimize the rate increase.