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SLAYTON – Hooray! The monthly household budget stayed on track. OH! A tire went flat and popped the budget! Welcome to Reality Check.

MCC Knowledge Bowl concluded their season finishing 14th out of 28 teams at the state meet. Pictured (L to R), Congratulations to Dayton Johnson, Logan Steinle, Rylan Engelkes, Dawson Blankenship and Brailynn Breberg for receiving the State Heritage Award for sportsmanship. They represented Murray County Central honorably and with pride!

Interest in energy efficiency for buildings and adding renewable energy, like solar, has been growing in recent years in southwest Minnesota. Now, financing for these energy efficiency projects has become even more affordable through a financing tool called PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy).

Slayton City Council met on Monday, April 4th. All council members were in attendance.

(St. Paul, MN) – With inflation at 40-year highs and working Minnesotans being squeezed more every day by soaring prices for gas, groceries, and energy, Minnesota Senate Republicans today made good on an early session promise to give back Minnesota’s historic $9 billion budget surplus with the largest permanent tax cut in state history.

Monday, April 18: Spring Break - No School. Tuesday, April 19: Breakfast: BeneFit Breakfast Bar, Assorted Fruit & Juice Choices.

Murray County Central School Board met twice in the last two weeks. They first held a special meeting on Monday, April 4th to discuss the budget and where cuts can be taken and also to accept the extended leave to then be a resignation of Todd Burlingame. The Board approved his request and discussed how they can look at filling that position.

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FULDA POLICE DEPARTMENT Brice Lee Berglund, Slayton, MN, Domestic Assault - $335. MINNESOTA STATE PATROL Lance Bradley Beckmann, Fulda, MN, Display Expired Registration - $115.

The Murray County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on April 5, 2022. Commissioners Molly Malone, Lori Gunnink and Jim Kluis were present for the meeting.