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Pine City Firefighter, Jeremy Jylka, passed away on April 29th, 2008 after falling unconscious while responding to a grass fire. He was 34-years-of-age.
Tribute Story: May 5th, 2008:
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(From Office of Congressman Jim Oberstar)
Washington DC – Motorists in Northeast Minnesota will see record levels of road construction this summer due to funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. “We are creating jobs and making critical investments in our roads and bridges,” said Oberstar.
Representative Tim Faust (DFL-Hinckley) discusses the omnibus tax bill, the Northwest Company Fur Posts’ future, and the remainder of the legislative session on the Red Rock Radio Legislative Update.
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Swimming at the Rush City Aquatic Center will cost a little more this summer. The Rush City Council was informed Monday that the cost is going up because attendance numbers the last two summers are down, while operation costs remain the same. Rush City Baseball Coach Bob Schlagel represented the Aquatic Center at Monday’s meeting.
Hear Schlagel’s Comments:
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Pine County Chief Deputy, Steve Ovick, tells Red Rock Radio the State Fire Marshall is investigating a “suspicious” Monday morning fire.
Pine City Mayor Jane Robbins and former Pine City Mayor G. Richard Clemenson (1976-1978) admire the Initiative Foundation “Outstanding Community” Award.
MADISON – The day after urging the Natural Resources Board (NRB) to reconsider its Earn-A-Buck deer hunting policy, State Representative and Assembly Fish and Wildlife Committee Chairwoman Ann Hraychuck (D-Balsam Lake) applauded the NRB’s April 22nd decision to indefinitely suspend the use of Earn-A-Buck as a method of herd control, except in chronic wasting disease [...]
