Brainerd Dispatch Contact and Address Notice
The Brainerd Dispatch provides contact details for newsroom tips and corrections, reader opinions, and staff directories. It lists office address at 506 James St, Brainerd MN 56401, mail PO Box 974, phone numbers 218 829 4705 and 1 800 432 3703, and various staff roles with emails and extensions. It notes publication details, subscription rates, and AP affiliation.
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Lottery results and next draws summary
The listing shows Northstar Cash draws 10 16 18 30 31 with Powerball 03 08 13 41 56 and Powerball 16 for Saturday's drawing, jackpot 123 million. next drawing Wednesday. Hot Lotto numbers 05 09 12 36 39 with Hot Ball 3 for Saturday's drawing.
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Obituary Policy for Funeral Home Notices
The policy states charges apply for obituaries: 25 dollars for the first 125 words and 40 cents for each additional word. A 10 dollar fee covers a half column photograph. A 5 dollar fee is charged for a flag indicating military affiliation. A 5 dollar fee applies to including the funeral home name phone number and website. Obituaries must originate from the funeral home or cremation service handling arrangements.
Deaths Thomas Green and Ernest White obituary notices
Two death notices: Thomas Green 77 of Brainerd died March 2 2013 after a life in accounting and business. memorial Mar 5 Trinity Lutheran Church Brainerd with prior visitation. Ernest White 97 of Pequot Lakes died March 2013. Mass Mar 6 St Alice Church Pequot Lakes, burial Pequot Lakes Cemetery. long civic and family ties noted.
Crosby man Daniel Gaub obituary services set
Daniel L. Gaub, 51, of Crosby, died at his home on Sunday, March 3, 2013. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, March 9, 2013, at Brenny Funeral Chapel in Baxter. Family and friends may gather one hour prior and attend a luncheon after at Brenny Funeral Chapel Reception Room.
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Clifford W. CW Anderson Dies at 81 in Spearfish South Dakota
Clifford W. CW Anderson, 81, began his Vacation in Heaven on February 28, 2013, at his Spearfish home, surrounded by family. Arrangements are with Fidler-Isburg Funeral Chapels.
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State Department finds no major objections to Keystone XL
The State Department on Friday raised no major objections to the Keystone XL oil pipeline and said other options to move oil from Canada to Gulf Coast refineries are worse for climate change. The report stops short of a recommendation on approval and notes Canadian tar sands are likely to be developed regardless of U S action, with Keystone XL crossing the border to Texas refineries.
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Ruth Sophia Petrich dies at 99 in Randall
Ruth Sophia Petrich 99 of Randall died March 2 2013 at Good Samaritan Village Brain erd Services 11 a.m. March 5 at Bethany Lutheran Church in Cushing with one hour of visitation Interment at Randall City Cemetery She was born April 17 1913 in Parker Township Morrison County daughter of Charles and Hilda Carlson She married Albert Petrich December 4 1938 and the couple farmed most of her life She was a homemaker who enjoyed reading and baking and cherished time with family Survived by children Joan Ray Burnett Virgil Bonnie Petrich Karen Ashley Oothoudt Dale Wanda Petrich Alan Grace Petrich 16 grandchildren 22 great grandchildren one great great grandchild Preceded in death by husband parents brothers Gust and Edwin sister Violet Anderson
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Anti-bullying policies take hold in Anoka-Hennepin
One year after a landmark settlement over anti-gay bullying, Anoka-Hennepin School District shows progress. Officials report fewer slurs, a new Title IX coordinator, staff training, and a system to track bullying while plaintiffs’ attorney notes improvements and ongoing vigilance.
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Scientists report HIV infected baby appears cured in Mississippi case
Researchers describe a two and a half year old child who has been off HIV medication for about a year with no signs of infection. The case, presented at a major AIDS meeting in Atlanta, could be the world second cure and highlights rapid three drug treatment started within 30 hours of birth.
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Obama urged by Rodman for NKorea chat over basketball
Former NBA star Dennis Rodman relays Kim Jong Un’s request for a call from President Obama to discuss their shared love of basketball as a step to ease tensions after North Korea’s nuclear tests. Rodman appeared on ABC’s This Week saying Kim wants Obama to call him and initiate warm talks.
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Graham and McCain demand answers on CIA nominee vote
Senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain threaten to oppose the Obama administration's CIA director pick until they receive clear explanations about Benghazi. They insist on understanding what happened in September at the U S consulate in Libya.
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Obama grants 17 pardons in second term start
President Obama pardons 17 individuals for minor offenses including falsely altering a money order and unauthorized food stamps. The action, announced by the White House, marks the first pardons of his second term, following nine pardons in December 2010 for various offenses.
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