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Cease Family Funeral Home Park Rapids

710 1st Street West

Park Rapids, MN 56470

(218) 732-7264

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608 Park Avenue South

Park Rapids, MN 56470

(218) 732-5131

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North Dakota's longest-serving state's attorney currently in office retires - The Dickinson Press

That has turned out to be a great asset."Larson, who has moved to his retirement home near the lake in Park Rapids, Minn., with his wife, will be replaced by Steele County State's Attorney Charles Stock, who was appointed by the Traill County Commission to complete Larson's term. Since Larson retired halfway through his 10th term, the seat will be up for election in November 2018.What he said he will miss the most is the people he has gotten to know over the years. He had lunch with law enforcement officers once a week over the past 15 years."It's been a good 40 years. There are excellent people working in our courthouse. I had a really good working relationship with our county commissioners, all 20 of them," he said of past and present commissioners."It's people you are going to end up missing."...

North Dakota's longest-serving state's attorney currently in office retires - Grand Forks Herald

That has turned out to be a great asset."Larson, who has moved to his retirement home near the lake in Park Rapids, Minn., with his wife, will be replaced by Steele County State's Attorney Charles Stock, who was appointed by the Traill County Commission to complete Larson's term. Since Larson retired halfway through his 10th term, the seat will be up for election in November 2018.What he said he will miss the most is the people he has gotten to know over the years. He had lunch with law enforcement officers once a week over the past 15 years."It's been a good 40 years. There are excellent people working in our courthouse. I had a really good working relationship with our county commissioners, all 20 of them," he said of past and present commissioners."It's people you are going to end up missing."This article passed through the Full-Text RSS service - if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read the FAQ at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php#publishers.Recommended article: The Guardian's Summary of Julian Assange's Interview Went Viral and Was Completely False.

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North Dakota's longest-serving state's attorney currently in office retires - The Dickinson Press

That has turned out to be a great asset."Larson, who has moved to his retirement home near the lake in Park Rapids, Minn., with his wife, will be replaced by Steele County State's Attorney Charles Stock, who was appointed by the Traill County Commission to complete Larson's term. Since Larson retired halfway through his 10th term, the seat will be up for election in November 2018.What he said he will miss the most is the people he has gotten to know over the years. He had lunch with law enforcement officers once a week over the past 15 years."It's been a good 40 years. There are excellent people working in our courthouse. I had a really good working relationship with our county commissioners, all 20 of them," he said of past and present commissioners."It's people you are going to end up missing."...

North Dakota's longest-serving state's attorney currently in office retires - Grand Forks Herald

That has turned out to be a great asset."Larson, who has moved to his retirement home near the lake in Park Rapids, Minn., with his wife, will be replaced by Steele County State's Attorney Charles Stock, who was appointed by the Traill County Commission to complete Larson's term. Since Larson retired halfway through his 10th term, the seat will be up for election in November 2018.What he said he will miss the most is the people he has gotten to know over the years. He had lunch with law enforcement officers once a week over the past 15 years."It's been a good 40 years. There are excellent people working in our courthouse. I had a really good working relationship with our county commissioners, all 20 of them," he said of past and present commissioners."It's people you are going to end up missing."This article passed through the Full-Text RSS service - if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read the FAQ at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php#publishers.Recommended article: The Guardian's Summary of Julian Assange's Interview Went Viral and Was Completely False.