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Feds Say Takeover Of Red Lake Child Welfare Program Was Due To Pattern Of Inaction
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Status
Reported, not yet confirmed
Independent sources
11
First seen
Oct 14, 5:26 AM CDT
updated Oct 19, 11:49 AM CDT
Topic
Local News
Reported by KBOT, MPR News and 9 others, not yet confirmed.
What Happened
The Red Lake chair said he is not stepping down amid scrutiny and a federal takeover of the child welfare program, The Pioneer and KMSP-TV reported. However, MPR News reported that the chair agreed to step down after federal officials accused the child welfare program of neglect.
Written by our system from the sources below (7), version 10, Oct 19, 12:34 PM CDT. Official warnings are never rewritten: they are quoted as issued.
- Red Lake chair says he is not stepping down amid child welfare program scrutiny · The Pioneer
- Red Lake chair says he is not stepping down amid child welfare program scrutiny · Perham Focus
- Red Lake chair says he is not stepping down amid child welfare program scrutiny · Pineandlakes Echo Journal
- Red Lake chair says he is not stepping down amid child welfare program scrutiny · Detroit Lakes Tribune
- Red Lake chairman says he hasn't stepped down amid federal takeover of welfare services · KMSP-TV
- Red Lake chair agrees to step down after feds accuse child welfare program of neglect · Brainerd Dispatch
- Red Lake chair agrees to step down after feds accuse child welfare program of neglect · KBOT
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