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Groundbreaking Event in Owatonna on April 4 for City Hall!

The City of Owatonna just came out with a press release about city hall renovations!

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Groundbreaking Event in Owatonna on April 4 for City Hall!

The City of Owatonna just came out with a press release about city hall renovations!

MinnesotaUnited statesCity of owatonnaOwatonnaOwatonna public libraryAmericanGreg schultzHills commissionHousing redevelopment authorityArchitecture design groupPlanning commissionCouncil chambersPublic schoolEconomic development authorityCity councilHistorical preservation office

History Nebraska announces 2023 awardees from across the state

History Nebraska has announced its 2023 awardees from across the state to Nebraskans in Beatrice, Hastings, Lincoln, Peru and Omaha.

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WWII veterans and their families to visit Saipan, Tinian

277 individuals, including World War II veterans and their families, will arrive on Saipan beginning this Wednesday, Pacific Development Inc. Director Gordon I. Marciano said.

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Hermiston City Council gets update on homeless project

The Hermiston City Council on Monday, Feb. 27, got an update on Project Path, the homeless shelter being built on Lind Road between Hermiston and Umatilla.

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