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Bemidji experienced a tremendous growth spurt between 1900 and 1910. The next decade was slower in growth. The population only increased from 5,099 to 7,086, and that probably had a lot to do with the fact that Nymore was annexed in 1916. During this decade, Bemidji’s leaders invested money and manpower to work on the city’s infrastructure. Until World War I, there were great strides in the improvement of water, sewer, bridges and roads. After that, a shortage of building materials slowed progress until about 1921. Bemidji had a very different look from today or even the prior decade. Sev...

WBGZ Radio 3/4/2021 | By Mark Ellebracht - WBGZ Radio The entertainment district of Downtown Alton will look a little different by this weekend.  The new owners of the building that once housed Tony’s Restaurant along Third, Piasa and Fourth Streets began demolition work on Wednesday, and more is planned today.  Mac Lenhardt and Robert J. Sanders bought the property after Tony’s moved a few blocks north early in January 2020. The initial demolition work on Wednesday included the back portion of Tony’s.  A portion of 4 th Street near the building will be closed at times today to make...

SHARE ON: Hul'q'umi'num sign. Photo supplied by City of Duncan agenda package. Tonight, Duncan City Council will hear from a delegation requesting the inclusion of Hul’q’umi’num names on signage in the downtown area. A delegation will show council a documentary about how these names highlight the history of the Cowichan Valley. Canada Avenue, Government Street, Station Street, First, Second, Third, and Fourth Streets are the focus of the proposal. Here’s a list of the existing streets and their proposed Hul’q’umi’num names: Canada Avenue – Q’lhan (Ahead Of) Government Stree...

He shot a pit bull multiple times, killing it around 1:30 p.m. on Thursday. Officials say one of those bullets hit the dog’s owner, William Clark of Pottsville, in the right thigh. Clark was flown to Lehigh Valley hospital, where he was treated for his injury. Witnesses say they heard several gunshots. “Must have been about 15 to 20 shots. And one girl who was waiting in the reception room, jumped up and ran back,” said Wendy Lamp, who works at Pottsville Dental Center across the street from where the shooting took place. “There was at least five shots, at least,” said Grisha Eidino...

Service is discontinued on Cordova Street, Davis Avenue, Lemon Creek Road, and Franklin and Fourth Streets downtown. Riders are asked to wait at the Breeze Inn for service on Cordova Street, at the downtown transit center instead of Franklin, and on Glacier Highway instead of David Avenue and Lemon Creek Road. Service could return to normal on Friday.