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By TJ Apr 8, 2021 11:17 AM WINONA, Minn. (KWNO)- The Winona City Council approved a fundraising initiative to preserve Winona’s ash trees and to diversify the city’s tree species. Friends of Winona Parks will work with the city forester to remove ash trees that are not in ideal locations or are falling victim to the Emerald Ash Borer. Those trees would be replaced by a different species of tree that is at least 3-5 inches in diameter. Howard Kruger is one of the citizens leading the effort. He told the council he has close to $10,000 in funding commitments and sever...
Winona OKs roundabouts, new budget (12/23/2020) Here come the roundabouts. In a 5-2 vote on Monday, the Winona City Council signed off on the Minnesota Department of Transportation’s (Mn/DOT) plan to construct four roundabouts on Mankato Avenue. That includes a traffic circle at Highway 61 and Highway 43, which will be one of most, if not the most, heavily traveled in the state. Some citizens railed against the proposal, arguing that the roundabouts would cause greater delays, lead to more accidents, or cause confusion. However, Mn/DOT traffic engineers said detai...
Winona OKs roundabouts, new budget (12/23/2020) Here come the roundabouts. In a 5-2 vote on Monday, the Winona City Council signed off on the Minnesota Department of Transportation’s (Mn/DOT) plan to construct four roundabouts on Mankato Avenue. That includes a traffic circle at Highway 61 and Highway 43, which will be one of most, if not the most, heavily traveled in the state. Some citizens railed against the proposal, arguing that the roundabouts would cause greater delays, lead to more accidents, or cause confusion. However, Mn/DOT traffic engineers said detai...