THE CANADA BORDER SERVICES AGENCY ANNOUNCED AN UPDATE REGARDING THE REMOTE AREA BORDER CROSSING PERMIT PROGRAM, WHICH WILL REMAIN AT A STANDSTILL WHEN IT COMES TO ISSUING NEW PERMITS AS THEY SERVICE GOES THROUGH AN ADMINISTRATIVE REVIEW. PERMITS THAT WERE ISSUED PRIOR AFTER SEPTEMBER 1, 2023 WILL REMAIN VALID THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2025. THAT PERMIT ALLOWS PEOPLE TO ENTER CANADA IN REMOTE AREAS WHERE THERE NOT OFFICIAL PORTS OF ENTRY.
DNR CONSERVATION OFFICER REPORTS FOR THE WEEK DID NOT CONTAIN ANYTHING TOO OUT OF THE ORDINARY. THE DUCK HUNT REPORTEDLY HAS BEEN A BIT SLOW, BUT MORE GROUSE HUNTERS ARE REPORTING MORE SUCCESS AS MORE AND MORE FOLIAGE BEGINS TO FALL FROM TREES. ACTION FOR FISHING ON THE RAINY RIVER HAS PICKED UP SOME.
THE FIRST INFORMATIONAL MEETING ON THE ROSEAU SCHOOL REFERENDUM IS TONIGHT AT 6 PM IN THE ROSEAU SCHOOL THEATER.
THE ROSEAU EAGLES AUXILIARY WILL SERVE THEIR ANNUAL FALL LUNCHEON TOMORROW FROM 11-2 AT THE ROSEAU EVENT CENTER. A MEAL IS $12.
OVER 100 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS FROM ACROSS THE STATE SENT A LETTER TO THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND MINNESOTA STATE HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE URGING THEM TO COMPLY WITH THE FEDERAL GUIDANCE ON TRANSGENDER ATHLETES COMPETING IN GIRLS SPORTS. THEY WERE GIVEN TO OCTOBER 10TH TO DO SO OR FACE SURRENDERING FEDERAL FUNDING. THE SCHOOL BOARD IN THE LETTER SAID GIRLS DESERVE THE CHANCE TO COMPETE ON A FAIR PLAYING FIELD WITH THE BIOLOGICAL DISADVANTAGES AND THAT SCHOOL DISTRICTS CAN’T AFFORD TO LOSE THAT FUNDING. THOSE MEMBERS CAME FROM 50 DIFFERENT DISTRICTS IN BOTH GREATER MINNESOTA AND THE METRO AREA.
THE ROSEAU SCHOOL WILL HAVE A FINANCIAL AID NIGHT ON OCTOBER 21 BEGINNING AT 6:30 PM, PRESENTED BY NORTHLAND COLLEGE.
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