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Independence Day: Ready for Fun!
It’s the weekend we’ve all been waiting for.
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Be wary of fake charities asking for money
Local officials are asking area residents to be mindful of the charities they donate to, as several mailings and phone calls have been received in recent weeks from fraudulent organizations.
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Salvation Army: Don’t leave garbage at thrift stores
When the Albert Lea Salvation Army Thrift Store closes its doors Saturday afternoons for the weekend, it’s not a rare occurrence to find people still dropping off items at the back door of the store. (2 comments) | Read story
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Judge rules against Albert Lea Inn owner
Freeborn County District Court Judge John A. Chesterman on Tuesday ordered a personal money judgment against one of the owners of the Albert Lea Inn for $1.47 million. Read story
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The tip of the iceberg didn’t sink the Titanic
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