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Granite Falls, Minnesota · Granite FallsThe Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is waiving vehicle permit fees at all 73 state parks and recreation areas on Monday, Jan. 19. This Free Park Day is one of four days each year on which visitors don’t need a vehicle permit at state parks and recreation areas. The DNR offers one fee-free day in each season, giving Minnesotans an opportunity to experience the parks at different times of year.See the Story
Jan. 19 Marks First Free Park Day of 2026 at Minnesota State Parks, Recreation Areas - Montevideo American News
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Medicare · Granite FallsMedicare’s Annual Open Enrollment Period, which runs from October 15th to December 7th each year, is well-known even by people who don’t have Medicare coverage thanks to all the advertising! But did you know there is a second opportunity for people with certain coverage to make a change? Medicare beneficiaries who start the new year enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Plan can participate in the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period (MAOEP) whi…See the Story
Live Well, Age Wisely: Can I Change My Medicare Coverage in January? - Montevideo American News
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Winter Storm · Granite FallsQuestion: During one of the recent winter storms, I encountered numerous vehicles driving on a 4-lane highway with their four-way hazard lights on. The vehicles were not driving significantly slower than the other traffic, as nearly everyone had slowed considerably due to the low visibility. Is it legal in Minnesota and is it ever suggested to drive with your four-way flashers on? Thank you for your work in keeping Minnesota roadways safe. I alw…See the Story
Ask a Trooper: Hazard Lights Question... - Montevideo American News
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