Akeley, MN
Mar 4, 2008
No group homes for sex offenders in Walker
“People had a chance to speak their mind, and they convinced them,"Howes said. "This is the right decision. This is what they should have done to begin with.”
The Minnesota Department of Human Services has backed off its plan to place sex offenders from Ah-Gwah-Ching into two foster-care homes in Walker after the community said, "Not in our neighborhood," during a ... via The Pilot-Independent
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