Tom Fraki is a journalist based in Pequot Lakes, Minnesota. He writes for the Pineandlakes Echo Journal, covering local news and events in the area. His articles focus on community development, government decisions, school board updates, and human interest stories. Tom's work has also been featured in the Wadena Pioneer Journal.
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Breezy Point, United States (Local)
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Tom Fraki's reporting focuses on local news, particularly city council decisions, school board actions, and community events in the Minnesota area, with a particular focus on Pequot Lakes and Crosslake. He also covers government announcements related to these areas.
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By: Tom Fraki
The council looked at its 2025 budget and a proposed cannabis ordinance at a special meeting Nov. 12.
A look back in history from past issues of the Lake Country Echo and Echo Journal weekly newspapers
Breezy Point Police Department’s Emergency Medical Services Program will see no change in quality of care and will continue to work with North Memorial Health.
It’s funny how forgotten memories can come back with the smallest reminder.
By: Tom Fraki
The city will operate with a total 2025 budget levy of $3,384,966, which is a $171,448 increase over 2024. Next 3-4 months council meetings to be held at Breezy Point Police Department building.
By: Tom Fraki
A new facilities bond and capital project levy are being considered after a district referendum failed to pass in November 2023.
By: Tom Fraki
Snowmobile club members and residents spoke to the Crosslake City Council about rights of way previously used by snowmobilers, now occupied by sidewalks.
A look back in history from past issues of the Lake Country Echo and Echo Journal weekly newspapers
By: Tom Fraki
The board approved its final 2025 levy at its Dec.16 regular meeting. The district’s total levy will be $6,862,101, a $517,046 increase over 2024.
By: Tom Fraki
The city attorney for Breezy Point said council member Brad Scott had shared several emails containing private and privileged information with members of the public.
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