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Texas EquuSearch joins effort to find TRF woman
Gary Peterson, a trained volunteer with the nonprofit Texas EquuSearch drove up from his Spring Valley, Minn., home to Thief River Falls today to meet with family members of Gina Anderson.
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Ruth Marie Menten
She fought cancer on her own terms, refusing to let it interfere with her "bucket list": which included a family trip to Disney World and a "dream" trip to Israel.
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Spam has meatier role in our lives
Some things should never make a comeback: the Yugo, Celebrity Boxing with Tonya Harding and Danny Bonaduce, the lime-green pantsuit Hillary Clinton wore on her first campaign swing through Iowa.
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Volunteers Give Time for Thanksgiving
Instead of giving thanks at home, more than a hundred people gave their time to those in need on this Thanksgiving.
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Law Enforcement on Holiday Patrol
This holiday weekend has a lot in store for police. Law enforcement officials say there are a few dangerous trends they see every year, and there are warnings they can't stress enough.
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County seeks commitment though man not convicted of sex crime
Olmsted County authorities are seeking civil commitment for a 26-year-old man they say is a sexually dangerous person though he has not been convicted of a sexual offense.
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Veterans ready food boxes
Veterans are helping other veterans this week. On Tuesday, volunteers from local veterans organizations filled boxes of food and delivered them to veterans or their families.
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City looks to fill board positions
The City of Austin is accepting applications for open positions on several boards and commissions.
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United Way volunteers Keep the Fires Burning
Freeborn County United Way volunteers braved the cold weather Friday to Keep the Fires Burning and collect money to go toward this yeara s Live United Campaign goal.
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With winter around the corner, make sure car's ready for cold
Yosselim Xicara, of Austin, was on her way to Rochester with some friends last winter when a snow storm hit, causing white-out conditions.
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First Photos of Nat & Her New Baby
WLTX is proud to annouce that our own Nat Roers is now a mother! Roers gave birth Sunday to a baby boy that she and her husband have named Austin Lee.
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Give thanks for turkey
MILWAUKEE Thanksgiving is bringing turkey producers little to celebrate this year, while diners anticipating the most poultry-centric of holidays may be grateful that they won't see much difference in the cost ...
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That's one big cake
The cake, which was baked by Hy-Vee, consists of 32 sheet cakes put together and was sold in pieces in an effort to raise $10,000 for scholarships.
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Keeping Your Job
Jobless claims have soared to a seven-year high. New claims for unemployment soared last week to the highest level since just after the September 11-th terrorist attacks.
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Officials Begin Eminent Domain Proceedings
The issue of acquiring property for the new Mower County Justice Center made it's way into court Wednesday.
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CRC offering scholarships
Cooperative Response Center, Inc. of Austin has announced its scholarship program for the 2009-10 school year.
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Fatal crashes down in 2007
Traffic fatalities decreased in Mower County last year by 3 percent, but education and monitoring of driving laws will always be a continual effort.
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Pastor's mom accused of theft from vulnerable adult
A 69-year-old Austin woman is accused of misusing more than $2,500 of a vulnerable adult's money, which she was being paid to oversee and manage.
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Covering Crime Special Report: Growing Pains
When a stray bullet came through the wall of her apartment in September, she was saved by a good book she'd been reading.
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Austin School Board to meet Monday
The Austin School Board will hold its regular monthly meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the City Council Chambers.
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