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Willmar City Council at Monday, May 16, meeting to consider music festival at Robbins Island - Vimarsana News

Willmar City Council at Monday, May 16, meeting to consider music festival at Robbins Island

Steve Peppin is seeking Willmar City Council approval to host a country music festival Saturday, Sept. 10

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Kyle Box chosen as first Willmar city operations director - Vimarsana News

Kyle Box chosen as first Willmar city operations director

The Willmar City Council approved the new hire of a deputy to the city administrator at a special City Council meeting Friday.

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Willmar City Council expected to choose new city operations director at special meeting Friday - Vimarsana News

Willmar City Council expected to choose new city operations director at special meeting Friday

Two finalists for the new post of city operations director were introduced to the Willmar City Council on Monday, with a hiring decision expected Friday during a special meeting.

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Margaret Maxine Todd - Vimarsana News

Margaret Maxine Todd

Maxine Rutherford Todd, 91, of San Angelo passed away on Friday, January 7, 2022 at her home. We hope you can join us for a Celebration of Life reception for Maxine at Rio Concho Terrace Apts., 403 Rio Concho Drive, starting at 2:00, Saturday, January 29, 2022.

Pequot Lakes: Council offers job to Spiczka | Pine and Lakes Echo Journal - Vimarsana News

Pequot Lakes: Council offers job to Spiczka | Pine and Lakes Echo Journal

Negotiations underway for administrator position Written By: Nancy Vogt | × A local man was offered the job as Pequot Lakes’ next city administrator. Richard Spiczka, Pequot Lakes Community Education director for the past four years, hadn’t officially accepted the offer as of Tuesday, Nov. 3, according to City Clerk/Treasurer Angie Duus, who said in an email that negotiations were taking place. The council unanimously agreed to offer the job to Spiczka at a starting annual wage of $73,028 in a meeting Thursday morning, Oct. 29, Duus said. Spiczka is also the Pequot Lakes ...