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Updated Wednesday, November 21, 2007 Official Newspaper for Todd County Cities of Clarissa, Eagle Bend, Bertha and Hewitt Schools Bertha-Hewitt and Eagle Valley Want to always have the latest news from the Independent News Herald even when the webmaster forgets? Click here for subscription information! |
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Local News Headlines November 21, 2007 Note: Our online version does not contain all of our print edition copy or photographs. Click here to subscribe and get all the local news and photos!  New
Links to Winter 2007 Sports Schedules!! Imagine
you have been in an accident. If you are conscious, you may be
aware of two things. One, the pain you are in. Two, that you
are scared. Scared of what is wrong and of not knowing if anyone
will be able to help you. If you live in a rural area, this fear
may be compounded by the feeling that you don't know if the staff
at your local hospital will be equipped to handle your emergency.
More Thirty years ago a mattress business was started
by Jeff Dague and his father, Roy, in the city of Bertha.This family venture, named J-R Mattress after Jeff and Roy's initials, has been up and running until this past October when a new federal regulation caused the business to shut down its operations. More The Todd County Sheriff's Office reports that in the early morning hours of November 15, agents from the Central Minnesota Drug/Gang Task Force arrested a 27-year-old male and a 21-year-old female, both from Morris, on first degree drug sales charges and felony child endangerment charges. More The article about the new city garage in Hewitt may have implied that the lumber and materials came from Pete's Lumber in Bertha. More The commissioners met with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) on Thursday, November 15. This AFSCME group represents the highway department, public health and social services. More Public Health Director Cheryl Schneider and Social Services Director Frank Sandelin were at the work session of the commissioners on November 13 to discuss a new program called Special Needs Basic Program which is an effort by the Department of Human Services to have service coordination moved out of the state's hands and into the hands of counties. More Meeting Watch Includes: Hewitt City Council To view or to purchase photos from our newspaper, click here |
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