Jennifer Kotila is a local journalist who primarily covers news and issues related to the Willmar, Minnesota area for the West Central Tribune. Her reporting focuses on local government, infrastructure, and environmental topics affecting the Willmar community.
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Michelle Marotzke, business development manager at Kandiyohi County Economic Development, has been appointed as interim executive director following the firing of executive director Patrick O'Rourke.
Willmar Community Growth Director Pablo Obregon helped to frame the conversation about immigrants during the December session of the League of Women Voters of the Willmar Area "Hot Topics."
By: Jennifer Kotila
Among several other agenda items, the Nordic Ski Club will give a presentation at the Monday, Dec. 16, meeting to encourage the city to purchase land used by the club or enter into a joint use agreement.
The Willmar area has been proactive in assisting its immigrant community in feeling welcome and accessing the services that are needed, largely in part due to agencies like United Community Action Partnership and Willmar Adult Education.
The Willmar City Council approved the plans and specifications for an outdoor skating rink/pavilion and the advertisement for bids for the project, which has a budget of approximately $1.4 million.
By: Jennifer Kotila
The city of Willmar has declared a snow emergency in the Central Business District from 10 p.m. Friday, Dec. 20, through 6 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 21.
By: Jennifer Kotila
The Willmar City Council on Monday learned that the YMCA has withdrawn its support for building a new Willmar Community Center on its property in conjunction with an expansion of the YMCA.
The Willmar City Council on Monday directed city staff to pursue a joint powers agreement with the state of Minnesota for the use of 60 acres of state land for Nordic skiing.
After several months of searching, interviewing and negotiations, the Willmar Municipal Utilities Commission on Monday approved an employment agreement with Jeron Smith to become general manager.
By: Jennifer Kotila
The Willmar City Council on Dec. 16 was presented an overview from City Operations Director Kyle Box regarding two ordinances for the regulation of cannabis retail businesses in Willmar.
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