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Chuck Haga: Take the time to tell life's stories - Vimarsana News

Chuck Haga: Take the time to tell life's stories

We “ink-stained wretches” often talked of writing our own obituaries, and some of my friends have. But one has gone much further.

December 19: Supercentenarians - Vimarsana News

December 19: Supercentenarians

A supercentenarian is a person who lives to be at least 110 years old. Once a rarity, the number of supercentenarians has grown steadily, and North Dakota has had its fair share.

Northwood, N.D., woman to celebrate 111th birthday Sunday - Vimarsana News

Northwood, N.D., woman to celebrate 111th birthday Sunday

Iris Westman doesn't really want people to make a big fuss over her. She's a little bit tired of people asking how come she's lived so long. On Sunday, she's turning 111. She is the oldest person living in North Dakota, a family member said. West...

The Regional Report: Crosslake, Staples pursue local option sales taxes - Vimarsana News

The Regional Report: Crosslake, Staples pursue local option sales taxes

What's happening in Brainerd lakes area communities throughout the region. Written By: Brainerd Dispatch | × for the city of Crosslake, the Echo Journal reported Jan. 13. The Crosslake City Council agreed to again pursue a local option sales tax — something members earlier sought in 2020, but plans were interrupted by the pandemic. Revenue from the bump in tax would go toward supporting specific projects including those at the wastewater plant, as well as the extension of city sewer service to the northern end of County Highway 66 and around Daggett Lake. The tax could generate an estim...

2020 worst year ever? Nope, for several reasons | Duluth News Tribune - Vimarsana News

2020 worst year ever? Nope, for several reasons | Duluth News Tribune

2020 worst year ever? Nope, for several reasons 2020 has proven to be the year that my appreciation grew for food choices, science, family and traditions. Some things matter more, most things matter so much less after this year. 2020 cut out the clutter in my life. For those reasons, I declare 2020 is not the worst year.  7:00 am, Dec. 15, 2020 × Despite a disrupted food distribution cycle during COVID-19 shutdowns, America continues to have ample food choices to deliver and purchase which is a positive of 2020, says Katie Pinke. (CommonGround North Dakota photo, used ...