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Grand Forks County announces phone numbers for sandbags

Grand Forks County residents looking for empty sandbags can pick them up at the following phone numbers: Manvel, Steve Schumer, (701) 740-2515. Emerado and Mekinock, Glenn Schmitz, (701) 739-4495. Gilby, Gilby Fire Department, (701) 869-2400. Gra...

By news@grandforksherald.com
March 18, 2010 10:52 AM
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Grand Forks County residents looking for empty sandbags can pick them up at the following phone numbers:

Manvel, Steve Schumer, (701) 740-2515.

Emerado and Mekinock, Glenn Schmitz, (701) 739-4495.

Gilby, Gilby Fire Department, (701) 869-2400.

Grand Forks, Grand Forks County Highway shop, (701) 780-8248.

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