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Old Cornstalk Festival barn being moved Thursday
(Regal MN-) The barn that was converted into a stage for the Corn Stalk festivals at the old County Line Bar in Regal is being moved today. KNSI Radio says the barn owners, Scott and Becky Mueller, plan to move the 93-year-old barn across Highway 55 and onto 140 acres the couple bought across Highway 55 from where the barn stood since 1991. The trip covers about a quarter mile on Highway 55, then another quarter mile on a gravel road that was built last week because the field was too bumpy for the barn to cross. Footings were poured Wednesday. The barn will sit on them through the winter, and the restoration could start this winter or wait until spring. Eventually, the Muellers want to ressurrect Cornstalk Fest.
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Cokato seeks developer for new multifamily housing project
The City of Cokato is seeking a developer to build a new multifamily rental housing project, with $280,000 in city funding available to help make the development possible. The city released a request for proposals Nov. 10, inviting qualified developers and builders to submit plans for a rental housing project in Cokato. Proposals are due by Dec. 21 at 5 p.m.
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Dassel-Cokato board certifies election results, weighs $24M in elementary repairs
The Dassel-Cokato School Board certified the results of the Nov. 3 general election and began planning for at least $24 million in repairs at the district’s two elementary schools at a recent meeting. The board adopted a resolution canvassing the returns from the election, in which 7,299 voters cast...
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Dassel-Cokato students, community honor veterans at Veterans Day program
Dassel-Cokato High School hosted a Veterans Day program Wednesday afternoon in the East Gym, with student performances, a guest speaker and military honors. The program began at 2 p.m. Middle school Principal Kip Lynk welcomed attendees. Members of Dassel American Legion Post 364 presented the colors, and Nealie Berg and Gwen Aho performed the national anthem.