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“Terrible, terrible pain. Terrible, terrible grief. I cannot let go of it, I can’t make it diminish. Every passing year that the anniversary comes and goes, that hole is open wide and salt is poured in,” he wrote. “Every year the sadness makes its presence known. Every year a reminder I was robbed, my children robbed, my siblings and their children robbed. ... All the rage I cannot express, all the hate I cannot let go. When does it end, when will there be peace, when will the culprit be revealed and justice served?” A photograph of a younger Rachel Anthony who disappeared the night...

Colleagues, friends remember Maus as kind and fair “The unique thing with Earl was he always was a pretty humble man,” Cass County Sheriff Tom Burch said. “... He respected everybody, whether you're here for court, you were in trouble or you were a coworker, he really treated everybody with dignity or respect .. and that carried right through with him being a judge. I think Earl had a unique ability to impose a penalty on somebody and they would thank him when they were done. “Earl remembered where he came from and how he got there and was an all around great person. You ...

Tips have had impact on recent drug related arrests in Pine River and Backus area.

Downham served as county commissioner for 14 years. Written By: Kyndra Johnson | Cass County Correspondent | 8:00 am, Dec. 17, 2020 × Commissioner Neal Gaalswyk (left) presents Certificate of Appreciation to outgoing Commissioner Dick Downham. Picture by Josh Stevenson. BACKUS — After 14 years of service on the Cass County Board of Commissioners, Dick Downham is saying goodbye. Commissioner Neal Gaalswyk presented a plaque of service to Downham at the Tuesday, Dec. 15, Cass County Board meeting. Downham said it had been a pleasure to work alongside the other commissioners and wi...

Group gathered first for speeches and pizza before taking the protest on the move. Written By: Travis G. Grimler | 3:00 am, Jan. 27, 2021 × A group of local protesters - including Mike Tauber, of rural Backus, and Ryan Hunt, of Pine River - chat at a trailhead in Backus before the group walked toward an Enbridge Energy pipe yard south of Backus. Travis Grimler / Echo Journal A trailhead and rest area in Backus suddenly became crowded Saturday, Jan. 23, when protesters gathered at one of the nearby pipeline staging sites for Enbridge Energy's Line 3 oil pipeline replac...