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Good afternoon North Itasca! by Brad Dolinski, CEO Winter showed up in a blaze of glory. This shift in seasons happens yearly, I just haven’t adjusted to the joys winter brings yet. Last month I told you my daughter and I were going hunting. I’m proud to say my daughter harvested a nice spike buck. […]
Briggs and Stratton generators available in stock• Warranty6-Year limited warranty of parts, labor, and travel.• Compact30 percent smaller for easy installations.• Engineered and assembled in America.Designed and built here in the States.• PlacementCan be placed close to structures and still have easy access for maintenance.• (Optional) Transfer switch availableSymphony II power management systems prioritize whole […]
This fall North Itasca Electric worked with our lender CoBank and its Sharing Success program to apply for grant funds up to $10,000. We were awarded two $5,000 grants. One is earmarked for Itasca Economic Development Corporation and the other for Northland Progressive. CoBank is one of the largest private providers of credit to the […]
Kids Coloring Contest: One winner will be picked from kindergarten, first, second and third grade. Please turn in your entries by Dec. 9. They can be dropped off in our entryway drop box or mailed to P.O. Box 227, Bigfork, MN 56628. We will display all the photos that come in and judge them on […]
Good afternoon to the fine folks of North Itasca! by Brad Dolinski, CEO Looks like it’s going to be a nice MEA weekend. I’m planning to take my oldest daughter hunting for the special youth hunt here in Minnesota. The warm temperatures won’t be great for hanging a deer, but it will make playing crazy […]
There are many options available when it comes to heating our homes: fossil fuel furnaces which burn natural gas, propane or fuel oil, and others which burn wood and electricity. When using fossil fuel or wood for heating, combustion safety becomes an issue and proper maintenance is necessary. When fossil fuels are burned, the presence […]
Is your heating system ready for the coming winter? Whether you have an older or newer system, it’s always good to have it checked out before placing it in service. In our area, our homes need heat for seven months when considering shoulder months of October and April. Even in September of this year, cooler […]
Good afternoon NIECI! I have been running to a lot of meetings this month. The Minnesota Rural Electric Association held the CEO conference one week prior to Great River Energy strategic planning. Next week I am heading down to GRE in Maple Grove for my monthly Member Managers Meeting. My month has been filled with […]