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Crime and fire report: Both drivers injured in Detroit Lakes T-bone crash; Frazee rancher not paid for sale of goats
On Wednesday, July 21 at 5:22 p.m., near the intersection of South Shore Drive and Highway 10, Detroit Lakes, both drivers were injured when two vehicles collided in a T-bone crash at the intersection. A 30-year-old Perham man and a 60-year-old Frazee woman were transported to a nearby medical facility for treatment of minor injuries and later released. The case has been referred to the county prosecutor for possible charges against one of the drivers. Also, on Tuesday, July 20 at 8:33 a.m., on the 33000 block of 130th Street, Frazee, a goat seller said they haven t been paid for the sale of $12,000 worth of goats to another party. The seller may file a civil lawsuit against the other party.
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Jack Rothenberg, 6, of Glen Burnie, Md., selects an egg, to participate in an egg tapping battle with his family. The Rothenberg s have a tradition of coloring eggs, having an egg tapping battle, and an Easter egg hunt. (Susan Walsh / The Associated Press files)
Manitoba is going into its second consecutive Easter long weekend under COVID-19 restrictions.
Manitoba is going into its second consecutive Easter long weekend under COVID-19 restrictions.
Chief provincial public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin has cautioned against using the time off and sunny weather as an opportunity to gather unsafely. Many of the possible loosened restrictions proposed earlier in March have been put on hold at least until after the holidays.
What s open and closed in Winnipeg during a code red Easter weekend
COVID-19 restriction rollbacks in recent weeks have allowed many businesses and services to reopen and even expand capacity, but many will operate on reduced hours for the holiday weekend.
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Posted: Apr 01, 2021 11:09 AM CT | Last Updated: April 1
Many city services, shopping malls, attractions, recreation facilities and even COVID-19 test sites are impacted by holiday and COVID-19 restrictions this Easter weekend in Manitoba.(CBC)
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Manitoba Teachers Society president James Bedford.
AN arbitration board has ruled teachers in Pembina Trails School Division should receive pay increases dating back to 2018 a decision that marked a defeat for the provincial government’s effort to freeze wages of public-sector workers.
AN arbitration board has ruled teachers in Pembina Trails School Division should receive pay increases dating back to 2018 a decision that marked a defeat for the provincial government’s effort to freeze wages of public-sector workers.
The new four-year collective agreement includes increases of 1.6 per cent for the 2018-19 school year, 1.4 per cent for the 2019-20 year and 0.5 per cent the projected rate of inflation for 2020 for the current school year. The increase for the upcoming school year will be tied to the 2021 inflation rate.