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FARGO, N.D. -Forum Communications Co.has named its Forum Forward class for 2013, company officials announced Friday. This year's class is comprised of eight individuals, salespeople, reporters, editor...
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Sen. LeRoy Stumpf offered a confession to the Senate Transportation Committee. The Plummer Democrat said he sometimes speeds while traveling his northwest Minnesota district. I bring this bill to ...
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1986: Bluejays Take Willmar
This photo of Curtis Bell watching a basketball go out of bounds in a 1986 basketball game against Willmar didn't reproduce as well as I'd hoped. Sorry....
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Need a dunker? Try a Cruller.
One hot Friday afternoon in October, I learned how to make Crullers. I wasn't at a cooking class. I was getting a private lesson from William (Bill) Strong in his kitchen in Willmar, Minnesota. I h...
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Economist: Crisis is the big one

WILLMAR — The financial crisis facing the United States and the world is really “the big one,” but that doesn’t mean the world is facing another Great Depression, according to an AgriBank economist who addressed the seventh annual Strategic Animal Ag Conference Friday in Willmar.

By Gretchen Schlosser, West Central Tribune , January 19, 2009

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Hospital to improve med safety

WILLMAR — New “smart” drug pumps at Rice Memorial Hospital have been alerting nurses to errors — a dose of Dilaudid, a painkiller, that was accidentally programmed for 2 milligrams per hour instead of 0.2 milligrams, for instance — so that the error can be fixed before it reaches the patient.

By Anne Polta, West Central Tribune , January 19, 2009

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Man threatened family with machete

WILLMAR — A 26-year-old Willmar man pleaded guilty Monday to a felony charge of making terroristic threats for threatening family members with a machete in August.

By Gretchen Schlosser, West Central Tribune , January 14, 2009

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Teacher wins maltreatment appeal

WILLMAR — A maltreatment ruling against a Willmar special education teacher has been reversed in Kandiyohi County District Court.

By Linda Vanderwerf, West Central Tribune , January 13, 2009

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Teen faces charges for crime spree

WILLMAR — A 16-year-old Willmar boy pleaded not guilty Tuesday to a felony third-degree burglary charge, plus three lesser charges, for allegedly breaking into two garages, stealing beer and slashing tires on vehicles on Nov. 6 in the southwest quadrant of the city.

By Gretchen Schlosser, West Central Tribune , January 08, 2009

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Screening for drug-resistant staph

WILLMAR — Hoping to stem the tide of drug-resistant staph, Rice Memorial Hospital has begun screening newly admitted patients for the bacteria.

By Anne Polta, West Central Tribune , January 02, 2009

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Man's truck goes through ice

WILLMAR - A 73-year-old Willmar man was treated for hypothermia Saturday evening after his pickup truck broke through the ice on Willmar Lake.

By West Central Tribune , December 30, 2008

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Defense fund started in fox urine case

WILLMAR — Five Kandiyohi County citizens have started a defense fund for Scott Wagar of Willmar.

By West Central Tribune , December 17, 2008

Man sprayed pranksters with urine

WILLMAR — A 50-year-old rural Willmar man pleaded not guilty Wednesday to misdemeanor charges stemming from a homecoming week incident that allegedly included spraying toilet-papering teens with a squirt gun filled with fox urine.

By Gretchen Schlosser, West Central Tribune , December 11, 2008

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Woman assaulted with Coke bottle

WILLMAR — A 24-year-old Willmar woman has been charged with second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon for allegedly hitting another woman over the head with a Coca-Cola bottle while they were arguing in a downtown apartment.

By Gretchen Schlosser, West Central Tribune , December 09, 2008

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Special ed teacher maltreatment

WILLMAR — The difference between delaying access and denying access to a restroom could be a central issue in whether a Willmar teacher is ultimately judged to have committed maltreatment of a child.

By Linda Vanderwerf West Central Tribune , December 08, 2008

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Hearing for math grad standards

WILLMAR — Minnesota Education Commissioner Alice Seagren is confident that high school juniors will rise to the challenge when they take a new state math test in April. They have to pass it to graduate.

By Linda Vanderwerf, West Central Tribune , December 01, 2008

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Woman wrote $77K in bad checks

WILLMAR — A 28-year-old Willmar woman pleaded guilty Monday to three felony charges of issuing dishonored checks for writing more than $77,000 in bad checks for two vehicles, a motorcycle, a snowmobile and an all-terrain vehicle.

By Gretchen Schlosser, West Central Tribune , November 28, 2008

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Cop acquitted of sex charges

WILLMAR — A nine-woman, three-man jury acquitted Paul Reed Schmidt, 35, of Atwater, of two counts of criminal sexual conduct Friday in Kandiyohi County District Court.

By Gretchen Schlosser West Central Tribune , November 24, 2008

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Cop says breast touch was accident

WILLMAR — Paul Schmidt took the stand Friday morning and testified that he accidentally grabbed the 22-year-old Atwater woman’s breast while they were practicing therapeutic holds and take-down maneuvers during the early morning hours of Oct. 16, 2007 at the Atwater Police Department.

By Gretchen Schlosser West Central Tribune , November 21, 2008

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