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Editor's Note: Gov.Tim Walz delivered his second State of the State address from the governor’s residence Sunday evening. The Union-Times requested an advance copy of the governor’s address. Below are his remarks as prepared and released to media. As expected, the governor focused on numero…
To: Princeton Community
Utility customers – those receiving electricity and water from Princeton Public Utilities and separate sewer service from the city – will have their billing late fees waived as a cost-savings measure prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
In response to COVID-19, M Health Fairview is transitioning several of its primary care clin…
Princeton Superintendent Ben Barton has provided the following District 477 COVID-19 update.…
To: Princeton Community
Utility customers – those receiving electricity and water from Princeton Public Utilities and separate sewer service from the city – will have their billing late fees waived as a cost-savings measure prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Message from Princeton Public Utilities General Manager Keith Butcher released this afternoon:
As state and federal officials desperately work to “flatten the curve” and the impact of COVID-19 cases on our healthcare system, many local businesses have experienced the devastating results of an economy that has ground to a halt.
In response to COVID-19, M Health Fairview is transitioning several of its primary care clinics to virtual care services.
An unsigned artist created these sidewalk messages in front of the Pizza Pub in Princeton. The colorful phrases in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on the community offered hope and inspiration to take out customers and walkers. ---Managing Editor Tim Hennagir---
t's 3:30 on Thursday afternoon of this week and the mercury is hovering around 63 degrees on a beautiful April afternoon.
It was a trip of nostalgia, I admitted to myself, as I sat in a chair at a beach last Saturday afternoon that would be one of the last beaches in Florida to be closed because of the coronavirus outbreak.
Last week in this space I was going to take a shot at naming the Opening Day roster for the Minnesota Twins. I had attended some spring games, had talked to some insiders, and figured I had a good take on who was going to be there and who wasn't. But that has changed with the shutdown of Maj…
Today everyone seems to be looking for a great unifier and equalizer.
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The second year of the 91st Minnesota Legislative Session opened Feb. 11, with a bit of fanfare and a long “To Do” list.
Cody Miller and Tate Laabs of the Princeton boys basketball team received academic all-state honors for Class AAA for their work in the classroom as announced by the Minnesota Basketball Coaches Association.
Jack Southard, Dylan Cook and Ryan Meland highlight Princeton’s hockey three all-conference awardees, while also having five others announced as honorable mentions.
DULUTH - It’s something that every team strives for; advancing to the state tournament. The Princeton boys basketball team was able to do just that, but the world put a halt to the Tigers making an appearance in their second straight state tournament, as concern around the coronavirus led to…
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