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Bemidji woman dead, Twin Cities man seriously injured in head-on crash The wreck occurred shortly before 1 a.m. Wednesday. Author: A head-on crash outside Leech Lake shortly after midnight Wednesday left a northern Minnesota woman dead, and a Twin Cities man with life-threatening injuries. Darlene Mae Johnson, 23 years old, was traveling southbound in a Pontiac Grand Prix on Highway 371 in Wilkinson Township at around 12:43 a.m. Wednesday. As Johnson, from Bemidji, approached Oak Point Road, she crashed head-on with a Ford F150 traveling northbound. The Grand Prix went into the ditch. Johnson...

Alcohol was determined to be a factor in a Wednesday morning head-on crash near Leech Lake that resulted in the death of a 23-year-old Bemidji woman. 

Jessica Simpson Shares Heartfelt Message to Daughter Maxwell to Celebrate Her 9th Birthday E! 3 hrs ago Replay Video Maxwell Drew Johnson, who turned 9 on May 1. In the touching celebratory message, Jessica reminded fans who have read her 2020 memoir, Open Book, that they may "have a sense of my forever baby girl." "She is prayerful, nurturing, intuitive beyond belief, hilarious, honest, a lover of horses, and every animal on the planet, "Jessica began the caption. "Empathetic, wise beyond her years, thoughtful, strong, beautiful, hardworking, creative and observant (which makes one of the...

This year Jess, 40, kept it low-key again with her hair in a high bun and not an ounce of makeup, which she truly doesn't need. And that's because she has a skincare routine that guarantees her skin is always looking amazing. First, she is all about moisturizing. Jessica told InStyle that La Mer Moisturizing Cream "was the only thing that worked” to help her dehydrated skin, and she wrote on her blog that she swears by “the Sonya Dakar Omega Oil for keeping [her] skin from drying out.” She is also a devoted eye cream fan, and has been using it since she was a teen.

Feb 13, 2021 LOCK HAVEN — Clinton County Agriculture Preservation Board reminds area farmland owners of 35 acres or more, the current round of applications to the Farmland Preservation Program will be accepted until March 31. The next round of applications will be eligible for April 1 to March 31, 2023. Applications submitted previously can be resubmitted to be reconsidered for the next round, if landowners who have previously applied so choose. There is a $50 non-refundable fee to apply. Clinton County’s Program, similar to 57 other county programs, pays farmland owners for conservati...