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Resurfacing/ADA project on Highways 75 and 40 in Madison nearly completeWILLMAR, Minn. – Construction for the resurfacing and ADA project on Highways 75 and 40 in Madison has been completed, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation. Punchlist items and cleanup will be completed by the end of next week and tree planting begins the week of Oct. 9.
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The project included resurfacing Highway 75 from north of the junction with Highway 40 to 8th Street, and resurfacing Highway 40 east of the junction with Highway 75 to Western Avenue. Sidewalks and pedestrian ramps along the project area were updated to meet current Americans with Disabilities standards. To complete the project, new trees are being planted to replace those that were removed.
Benefits of the project include a smoother road surface and compliance with ADA standards. Duininck, Inc., was the prime construction contractor, and the project cost was approximately $3.1 million.
SAINT PAUL, Minn. (September 27, 2023)—People who wish to have dinner with the Minnesota Supreme Court have until noon Tuesday, Oct. 3, to purchase tickets.The dinner will be at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 10 at the Montevideo Armory Training and Community Center. It is part of the Court’s Traveling Oral Arguments program, in which justices travel to high schools throughout the state to hear oral arguments in a current case. The dinner traditionally takes place the evening before oral arguments.
The dinner will include short remarks by the justices and a menu of broccoli grape salad, chicken and stuffing, pork roast, red skin mashed potatoes, green beans, and dessert prepared by local restauranteur, Trish’s Katering. Tickets can be purchased online for $15 through Noon on Oct. 3. Tickets will not be available at the door.
The Supreme Court will then hear arguments in State of Minnesota v. Trifilettiafter at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 11, at Montevideo High School. After the oral arguments, the justices will have lunch with student representatives and visit classrooms for one-on-one education sessions. Students from Yellow Medicine East, Lac qui Parle Valley, Dawson-Boyd, and MACCRAY High Schools will join Montevideo High School for the oral arguments. The oral argument event is for students only and is not open to the public, although a livestream will be provided for public viewing.
The Minnesota Supreme Court Traveling Oral Arguments program began in 1995 to educate students and build public trust, confidence, and understanding of the judiciary. The Court travels to two high schools in Minnesota each year: one in the spring and one in the fall. The fall visit includes a community dinner. The Montevideo event marks the 53rd traveling oral arguments event for the Court.
Link to tickets for Supreme Court Community Dinner in Montevideo
Minnesota Supreme Court Community Dinner in Montevideo
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You are invited to meet the justices of the state’s highest court and local judges at an informal community dinner.Follow Local Sports On Facebook
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