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Bemidji Pioneer

Location

Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1977

Page

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Bemidji’s Highway 2 West mini boom reshapes downtown

A three part series opens with Bemidji retail growth along Highway 2 West. The Paul Bunyan mall anchors new development challenging downtown trade, while officials and merchants weigh impact on downtown Bemidji’s prosperity and market value.

Bemidji Highway 2 West Bob Tucker Paul Bunyan Minnesota K-Mart Wallace Erickson State Department of Revenue Hustad Corporation Pine Ridge Avenue Holiday Inn George Williams 23Rd Street

Bemidji Council Eyes Contract for Interim Wastewater Plant Upgrade

The Bemidji City Council votes 5-2 to hire a contractor to install interim chemical treatment equipment for the wastewater plant, rejecting a force account plan that could save 10 000 to 15 000 dollars. Plans and specs for the project will be drawn by Rieke Carroll and Muller. Additional items include train blockage discussions and planning commission outreach, with bid opening set for Jan 13 1978.

Bemidji Don Dougherty Dougherty Herb Whiting Gene Ouradnik Stillwater Peterson Burlington Northern Planning Commission Commission Citizens Advisory Task Force Highway 2 West

Minnesota cuts salt on highways as counties weigh policies

Minnesota DOT reports reduced salt use on state highways due to more efficient gear and lighter sanding mixes. About half of counties maintain a high salt bare road policy under pressure from lawmen schools and mail carriers to keep surfaces clear.

ST. Paul, Minn Minnesota State Department of Transportation Charles Swanson Minnesota County Highway Engineers Association Swanson DOT

Frigid Midwest Outlook With Snow Flurries and High Winds

Clear to partly cloudy conditions today with a few snow flurries and considerable blowing and drifting snow. High winds northwest at 25 to 30 mph. Lows tonight from 15 to 25 below zero. Increasing clouds Wednesday with a 20 percent moisture chance and highs from 0 to 5 below zero.

Beltrami County and Bemidji Outline Salt Policy and Usage

County Engineer Joe Forbes describes salting on a hazardous basis for Beltrami County, using sand and salt with five percent salt content on 300 miles of paved roads. In 1973 154 tons were used, 66 tons in 1974, and about 90 tons projected for the current year. Bemidji City Manager Don Dougherty notes a similar policy limiting salt to intersections, hills and steep curves with under five percent salt. 160 tons of mix are on hand, with more likely needed due to heavy snowfall. assistant Olaf Sletten adds salt prevents sand from freezing.

Beltrami County Joe Forbes Forbes Bemidji Don Dougherty Dougherty Olaf Sletten

Barn Fire Destroys Buena Vista Ranch Structure in Turtle Lake

Firefighters from Bemidji battled a blaze that enveloped a barn at the Buena Vista Ranch in Turtle Lake Township. Leonard Dickinson’s property suffered at least 3000 bales of hay and equipment losses. a ewe and lamb perished. The fire began in a water pump room likely due to heater malfunction. cause under investigation. The barn is located about 12 miles north of Bemidji off County Road 15.

Jerry Moen Buena Vista Ranch Turtle Lake Township Leonard Dickinson Bemidji Fire Department Moen Buena Vista Dickinson Earl Bemidji

Bemidji School Board Sets Bond Vote and Six Mill Referendum

District 31 commissioners set a December 20 election for a $9.2 million bond to build a new seventh and eighth grade school, two elementary facilities, and additions to two elementaries. A six mill operating levy would raise about $344,820 annually from 1979, with state aid and economies filling the rest.

Bemidji Lou Wangberg Wangberg Pleasant Valley Lake Bemidji Northern Horace May

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Dave Walters Inc Chamber of Commerce Vern Shanilee Shanilee First Street First National Bank Joe Welle McDonalds Perkins Doug Peterson Central Business District Paul Bunyan Mall Whiting Ouradnik Les Gronseth Highway 2 Welle Chris Deb Anderson District 31 School Board John Schuiling
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