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Willmar City Council to consider license and donation acceptance agreement for amphitheater at Robbins Island

Willmar City Council will consider a license and donation acceptance agreement with the Rotary Club of Willmar at its meeting Monday, May 1. ....

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Willmar City Council approves final levy of more than $9 million and final budget of more than $55 million

Following the Truth in Taxation meeting Monday, Dec. 5, Willmar City Council approved the final levy and budget for 2023. ....

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West Central Tribune Minute: Kandiyohi County Board to interview three administrator finalists

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Repairs alone total $800,000, and readying Willmar City Auditorium for reuse could top $3 million

A report detailing the condition of the Willmar City Auditorium shows repair costs ranging into hundreds of thousands of dollars, and construction costs for the potential reuse of the Works Progress Administration building could range from $620,000 to $3.62 million. Grant funding and tax credits are available. ....

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