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Two county commissioners not seeking re-election in Minnesota's Renville County - Vimarsana News

Two county commissioners not seeking re-election in Minnesota's Renville County

Renville County Commissioners Randy Kramer and Doug Erickson announced decisions not to seek new terms. Both will complete their current terms, which run until the end of the year.

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Renville County drafts park plans in bid for Minnesota 'replacement recreation' funds - Vimarsana News

Renville County drafts park plans in bid for Minnesota 'replacement recreation' funds

Renville County is drafting plans to add campsites, improve trails and add modern bathroom facilities to three parks in bid for replacement recreation funds available after transfer of state park.

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KURA, Ketchum Council to hold joint session Tuesday - Vimarsana News

KURA, Ketchum Council to hold joint session Tuesday

The Ketchum City Council and Ketchum Urban Renewal Agency on Tuesday, Jan. 16, are hosting a joint session, which is to be followed by a regular council meeting.

Renville County looking to increase wages for retention, recruitment - Vimarsana News

Renville County looking to increase wages for retention, recruitment

If a proposal to implement a 5% pay scale progression is approved for Renville County employees, the increase in wages would not apply to elected officials.

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Renville County looking at employee recruitment, retention in tight labor market - Vimarsana News

Renville County looking at employee recruitment, retention in tight labor market

Renville County stacks up well when measured against other public sector employers for compensation and benefits. The Board of Commissioners is asking if the traditional measures are enough in a tight labor market.

Source: wctrib.com