Chloe Smith is an editor based in Foreston, Minnesota. She specializes in local news and has written for publications such as HometownSource and BMC. Chloe's articles cover a range of topics including community events, local government meetings, and cultural happenings in the Foreston area.
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Local, farm-fresh meat is becoming easier to access in Milaca with the construction and planned opening of its newest meat-processing facility and retail store.
By: Meta Time, Chloe Smith
The facts of Oxford are far ahead of its fictions, creating a peculiar disjunct in the identities of its undergraduates. Each student must battle with either “I'm not your stereotypical Oxford student!” or “I am your stereotypical Oxford student!” So, students. What do you see around you? A load of people, some similar (too many, or too few, for better, or worse), some different from you. But still always that one person in a V-neck jumper, shirt, slacks, and brogues… some things never die. Here are the people I've seen – the modern Oxford stereotypes. Watch out! You may become one.
L&Q has reached a significant milestone at L&Q at Huntley Wharf, where 90% of its Shared Ownership apartments are now sold.
A Princeton-based nonprofit animal rescue group is looking to change the bad reputation surrounding pit bulls, a breed of dog known for being angry, aggressive and downright scary.
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Princeton's City Council is revamping its ranks after the election on Tuesday, Nov. 5, with a couple newcomers chosen in a tight race, along with a current councilor moving up to take the mayor's seat.
A man from Shakopee died in a Borgholm Township crash on Monday, Nov. 18.
During the Princeton City Council meeting on Thursday, Nov. 14, the council took time to review the city budget, and voted on various items to make changes to the budget for 2025.
A Princeton police officer was assaulted while responding to a report of a disturbance and threats of violence at the Princeton Motel on Sunday, Nov. 10, authorities said.
Celebrating life is at the heart of a local country and Americana band’s first album, set to release in January 2025.
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