Wolf Lake News

A A A Wolf Lake, with a current population of about 58 , doesn't necessarily need any changes to occur or for anything new to come along to maintain the a oegeneral contentednessa of the community.

A A A More and more people in the Wolf Lake area are taking advantage of the annual Becker County Household Hazardous Waste and Special Waste Mobile Collection.

Jewel Wacker of New York Mills pulls into the V.F.W. parking lot with her dog and trusted riding companion, Ali, at the conclusion of the ride Saturday afternoon.

The Ronald McDonald House Ride is a salute to success, drawing over 1,000 motorcycles the last two years.

The following items were taken from reports at the Becker County Sheriffa s Department and Detroit Lakes Police Department: Friday, May 22 a At 2:39 p.m. man fell on the steps of the Becker County Courthouse and was bleeding from the head.

A A A Wolf Lake Councilmember Janelle Lake has informed the Wolf Lake City Council that an extension of the Heartland Trail from Osage to Wolf Lake is in the works.

April should be an important month for Wolf Lake. The Wolf Lake City Council is planning to amend the City's current septic ordinance to allow specific exceptions to the mandate that property owners must hook up to the city septic system.

Tom Drury spent Wednesday waiting for an insurance adjuster. In a scenario that is becoming all too familiar, firefighters were called Tuesday night to his rural residence.

Wolf Lake firefighters worked Friday morning to assist investigators from the State Fire Marshal's office and Becker County Sheriff's Dept.

" The Ramsey County Medical Examiner's office has identified two people who died in a fire Friday in a modified garage in rural Becker County.

The sheriff is investigating after two people died when a modified garage burned in a rural area in southeastern Becker County.

Photo from the scene taken Friday morning. Becker County 9-1-1 Dispatch received a call of a structure fire located near the intersection of Becker Co.

" Two people died in a fire early today in a modified garage near the village of Wolf Lake in southeastern Becker County, Sheriff Tim Gordon said.

For 22 years, Will Yliniemi has worked for the University of Minnesota Extension, first serving Becker County, then Hubbard County, then both.