Minnesota briefs: Austin bans the feeding of geese and deer
The ordinance, passed unanimously last Monday, would prohibit placing grains, salt licks, fruits, vegetables, hay or any other edible materials on the ground. Feeding of wildlife would be allowed if the food is placed 6 feet above the ground or higher in a way that would exclude access for deer or geese.
In a work session earlier this month,
The ordinance, which becomes effective
There are exceptions for veterinarians, city community service officers or other government game officials.
Locals to file insurance claims over "quake"
Homeowners are being urged to file property insurance claims over damages received when the earth shook in some city neighborhoods
A mining operation in the city run by
The company's own review, released last week, said an earthquake shook the area seconds after the company set off a blasting charge.
City officials so far have followed the guidance of the
"It still continues to be classified as seismic activity related to a blast event," said City Administrator
The company plans to resume blasting as soon as this week and has a permit to continue through the end of the year. The city has required that a seismic monitoring device near the mining site run a bit longer after each blast to gather better evidence in the event of future damage claims. The
"It's probably a lot of shakin' for us here in the Midwest," Hentges said.
Malnourished donkeys taken from owner
Seven malnourished and lice-ridden donkeys, some with overgrown hooves, were rescued last week from a
Agents and volunteers from the
The donkeys were taken to Anoka Equine Vet Services in
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