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Perham school board approves opportunity to lower taxes

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By Barbie Porter Verified
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PERHAM — An operating levy referendum that stands to lower taxes for homesteaded properties in the Perham-Dent School District will be on the November ballot. During a special school board meeting on Thursday, July 30, Superintendent Mitch Anderson provided details on how the district is able to capture more funding, while lowering taxes for residents in the district.
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$250,000 grant extends new trail planned in Perham

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By Barbie Porter Verified
| Perham Focus Verified
PERHAM — A new trail is in the works in Perham. Before the trail has even been built, a $250,000 grant from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has extended it. During a special Perham City Council meeting on Wednesday, July 29, City Administrator Jon Smith explained that the paved trail for pedestrians and bicycles was slated to extend from Third Street to Eighth Avenue, alongside the Cherry Lane residential development project.
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Donation funds retaining wall replacement at Paul Miller Park

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By Barbie Porter Verified
| Perham Focus Verified
PERHAM — A retaining wall at Paul Miller Park in Perham is set to be rebuilt, thanks to a large donation from a resident. Paul Miller Park, which was named after a former mayor of the city and is owned by the city, is located north of Lakeside Golf Club on County Road 51. During a special city council meeting on Wednesday, July 29, City Administrator Jon Smith explained the park has a deteriorating retaining wall on the southeast side of its boundary.
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