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ISD 318 Approves Quest Transition Program - KOZY/KMFY radio
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At Monday’s school board meeting, the board received a final design/development report of the upcoming elementary facilities. The board will now move forward with their construction document phase and authorize bidding. The board also approved a new program for young adults ages 18-21 called the ....This year the Grand Rapids Police Department has partnered with the Cap Baker Lions Club for a great cause. They are in the process of gathering donations to secure funding to purchase two vision screening instruments that will be used in schools across Itasca County. These machine are used to identify vision problems in children which would otherwise go undetected and can lead to learning disabilities or other issues that are easily identified with these instruments. These instruments are expensive and cost nearly $10,000 dollars each. Cap Baker Lions works with the school districts by volunteering their time and borrowed instruments at this time.
Officers from the Grand Rapids Police Department that are participating in this event are each donating $60.00 per officer to this cause. Officers are also collecting donations from citizens to raise as much money as we can for the Cap Baker Lions Club toward this cause.
Volunteering and community service programs such as this are great causes for our officers and community to give back to the area and in this case provide for the children of our community. This is truly a great cause that will help our youth succeed as they learn.
All money donated will be turned over to the Lions Club in December and 100 percent of the money raised will go to the purchase of the instruments.
-Sgt. Jeff Carlson
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Chappy's Residents Removed - KOZY/KMFY radio
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A Hill City-based assisted living facility was shut down just after midnight when the Minnesota Department of Health shut down the facility for a 90-day suspension of the facility’s license. According to Fox 9, the Minnesota Office of Inspector General Licensing Division suspended Chappy’s Golde...j105 listeners, you are probably aware we have been going on and off the air and are currently on reduced power. We are in the process of replacing our antenna on the tower and should be on our new antenna the middle to end of next week. However you can always hear us on the stream at j105radio.com or our free mobile app. Please bare with us as the end result will be well worth it. Thank you for your patience and for listening. Jim
Walz, Flanagan launch five-day, 24-community listening tour - KOZY/KMFY radio
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Minnesota News Network Governor-elect Tim Walz and Lieutenant Governor-elect Peggy Flanagan launch a “listening tour” today that will visit over two-dozen cities in the next five days. Sunday, they’ll cover the Iron Range and central Minnesota. On Monday it’s the Arrowhead, finishing up in D...
KOZY, KMFY, and KBAJ Radio are locally owned radio stations in Grand Rapids, Minnesota. 1320 KOZY-AM is a 5,000 watt, Classic Hits music and information station. KOZY has been serving Grand Rapids since 1948. KMFY-FM 96.9 is a music variety station, playing the best music from the 1980’s to today’s hottest hits. KMFY signed on in 1983, serving Northern Minnesota and the Iron Range. On March 1st 2017, Lamke Broadcasting added a third station, KBAJ-FM. KBAJ-FM (J105, the Thunder) is a 100,000 watt FM station serving Grand Rapids and the Iron Range with Classic Rock. KOZY, KMFY, and J105 have a strong commitment to sports; broadcasting the Minnesota Vikings, Twins, Wild, Timberwolves, and Gophers. KOZY, KMFY, and J105 are also the home for the Grand Rapids Thunderhawks, Deer River Warriors, and Bigfork Huskies along with other high school teams. All three stations are owned by Jim and Colleen Lamke as Lamke Broadcasting.
