No change likely for snowmobile routes in Grand Forks
The Grand Forks City Council gave preliminary approval to the use of last year’s route after the Snowmobile Working Group’s last meeting didn’t result in a decision.
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The Grand Forks City Council gave preliminary approval to the use of last year’s route after the Snowmobile Working Group’s last meeting didn’t result in a decision.
The city convened a work group to discuss the issue and what should be done.
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