Thanks Woody, I viewed them just a couple hours ago and understand the issue better.
Laurel Beager
Laurel Beager commented on City may seek second appraisal
Laurel Beager commented on City may seek second appraisal
Hi Woody,
I have information to answer a few of your questions. The International Falls EDA is made up of the five International Falls city councilors, who are elected. The EDA Advisory Board, made up of uncompensated volunteers, advises the EDA. The advisory board was recently expanded …
Laurel Beager commented on ISD No. 361 superintendent candidate profiles
Just to clarify, no spelling errors were changed in the responses from candidates.
Laurel Beager commented on Viking spikers sweep Mustangs, Timberwolves
Thanks for the apology. It is appreciated.
Laurel Beager commented on You have a right to know where your health care is headed
oldtimer3, you can find stories written about the issue, and which answer several of your questions, by typing the word: integration - into the advanced search located at the top right of this page. Most stories were published after a public meeting held by the International Falls City Counc…
Laurel Beager commented on Motel changes name to Knights Inn
Former name, Budget Host Inn, is 13 letters by my count.
Laurel Beager commented on Johnson Journals -- afterword
Thanks for all the feedback on the Johnson Journals. We have heard from both sides on this feature -- many who love it and many who do not. As a result of the input from those loyal readers, we have decided to compromise. We have started a new feature to take the place of Johnson Journals in…
Laurel Beager commented on Lahmayer aims to set Guinness World Record
Because this plan is being discussed regularly on social media sites and elsewhere in the community, Journal staff believed it would be beneficial to make the community aware of this event so it could react to the plan. And that reaction appears to be occurring.
Laurel Beager commented on Water contamination a concern
In an effort to provide as much information about the flooding emergency to the community, The Journal last week lifted the story limit for non-subscribers. For this period, all information about the emergency will be made available to all viewers.