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Submitted First Children’s Finance has chosen Montevideo to participate in their Rural Child Care Innovation Program. Child care is an economic driver for rural communities across the United States, but many communities, including Montevideo, are facing shortages of high-quality child care.

MN Department of Natural Resources Ostendorf, John Loren, Raymond; Offense date 11/6/21 Hunting - Possession of Firearm while Under the Influence to Possess (Gross Misdemeanor); Plea 8/12/22 Guilty; Disposition 8/1/22 Convicted; Court Decision 8/12/22 Stay of Imposition Local Confinement (365 Days, Stay 0 Yr 0 Mo 365 Days For 1 Yr); $200 Fine. Minnesota State Patrol Deleon Herrarte, Gerson Omar, Willmar; Offense date 7/8/22 No Minnesota Driver’s License (Misdemeanor); Plea 8/12/22 Guilty; Disposition 8/12/22 Convicted; Court Decision 8/12/22 Payable without appearance; $100 Fine.

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds firearm and muzzleloader hunters who want to harvest antlerless deer in a deer permit area designated as antlerless permit lottery this hunting season to purchase their license by Thursday, Sept. 8. Hunters who purchase their license on or before this date are automatically entered into the lottery for the deer permit area or special hunt area they declare.

School Board Montevideo School Board School Board Member (Elect 3): Kelly Snell, Andrew Stenson Chippewa County County Seats County Commissioner District 1: Matt Gilbertson County Commissioner District 5: David Lieser County Sheriff: Derek Olson County Attorney: Matt Haugen Soil & Water Supervisor District 1: Michelle Overholser Soil & Water Supervisor District 2: Calin Eisenlohr Soil & Water Supervisor District 4: Steven Jacobson City Seats - Milan Mayor: Ron Anderson Council member (Elect 2): Pamela J. Ellison, Carol Ford, Jennifer Gomes, Katrina Lund City Seats - Montevideo Mayor: Erich Winter Council Member (Elect 3): Bryce Curtiss, Daniel P.

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources Beginning Thursday, Sept. 1, hunters can access nearly 29,000 acres of private land across 39 counties in western and south-central Minnesota through the Walk-In Access program, which pays landowners to allow public hunting on their property.