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It was a sweet ending to a long road for 16 Wilton High School seniors who graduated Sunday afternoon at the Wilton School in front of family, friends and school staff.

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The third business to benefit from the Washburn Area Progress Fund, or loan pool, was Weber Electric Inc., who received a $10,000 low interest loan from the Washburn Area Economic Development Association’s loan fund.

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The city commissioners heard numerous concerns from residents for street repair and have continued to see the issues that a wet spring have caused to the streets.

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For those lucky enough to have a garden, you know how great it is to have the freshest fruits and vegetables at your fingertips.

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Local farmers were a bit up-in-arms about the decision of Wilton Commissioners at the April 20 meeting to discontinue farm access to city hydrants to fill water tanks used to spray their fields.

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About 20 contractors assembled in the very garage that will soon be removed to make room for the new McLean County Courthouse last Thursday.

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The baseball field located on the school district property in Washburn is about to get a lot greener, thanks to the dreams of many baseball fans in town.

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Gov. Jack Dalrymple signed two historic House bills into law this week that should be a shot in the arm for western North Dakota’s oil and gas producing counties.

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Wilton residents let commissioners know that although they are interested in seeing Wilton grow, they don’t want the growth in a large quantity in their own backyards.

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The Washburn tax equalization meeting was held last Monday to allow for those residents affected by the change in property values to hear a more thorough explanation on the increases to their taxes.

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