WARDEN – The last three state tournaments have been good to the Warden Cougars, who have left state tournaments with hardware in 2020, 2022 and 2023, including top-three finishes the past two seasons.
Earl M. Benson, age 81, of Park Rapids, passed away on May 12, 2023 at his home. Earl was born on November 21, 1941 in Akeley, Minnesota to Emil and Mary Benson. He graduated from Akeley High School in 1959. Then, in addition to joining the National Guard, he began working at the Red Owl in Park Rapids. Earl married Teresa Potter on June 16, 1962 and spent 49 joyful years together. This union blessed them with two children, Terri and David.
K9 ELAN Assists Pasco Police & WSP in Apprehending Wanted Suspect
Gotta love it when Police teamwork pays off. That happened Sunday afternoon when a wanted suspect was taken into custody after assaulting a Fish and Wildlife Officer.
According to the Pasco Police Facebook page, the Fish and Wildlife Officer located a with a warrant out in the vicinity of the Pasco Boat Basin just before 2:30 pm.
A dispatcher contacted Pasco Police and Washington State Police to check on the officer who wasn t responding to his radio.
WSP Troopers, Pasco Police, and Street Crimes responded to the area. They surrounded the area after a Trooper saw the suspect run into a nearby homeowner s garage.
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Mark Harris periodically meets with each one of the 240 young men and women serving as church missionaries under his supervision in Georgia.
During one such interview, Harris was surprised when a missionary pulled out his NFL player card and requested an autograph.
When he asked where the missionary found his football card, the young Latter-day Saint elder said he bought it online for $1.70.
President Mark Harris, right, with missionaries on the steps of the Atlanta Georgia Temple.
Harris family
The card was more valuable than Harris would have guessed, but what the missionary said next astonished him even more.
addiction, alcoholism, fraud conviction and past banishment from other casinos and stopped him from drinking and gambling. the man claims he lost $260,000 after casino. he is now demanding that back. plus $3,801,000 in damages. caesars has denied any wrongdoing. a christmas gift leaving a police officer in tears. take a look. you can t cry because i m going to cry if you do. thank you. you are welcome. officer josh madsen getting a stuffed animal version of his late k9 partner lennon who died this month. police in the community getting him the stuffed animal after reading about his passing on facebook. they even used a photo of the police pooch to design the publish, so it was the perfect representlyca. how sweet is that.