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Published November 4, 2022

A Tree for Those in Need

Written by
Lydia Hoverson
| The Dakotan
Kerrianne Boetcher, Ward County library administrator, requests the County Commissioners approve an angel tree to be set up in the employee lounge at the County Administration Building. Donations from the tree will benefit Northern Plains Children’s Advocacy Center. (Photo: Lydia Hoverson/The Dakotan)
Kerrianne Boetcher, Ward County library administrator, requests the County Commissioners approve an angel tree to be set up in the employee lounge at the County Administration Building. Donations from the tree will benefit Northern Plains Children’s Advocacy Center. (Photo: Lydia Hoverson/The Dakotan)

County Library to Set Up Angel Tree

lydia.hoverson@mydakotan.com

MINOT – Though Christmas time isn’t quite here according to some, Ward County is planning ahead.

County Commissioners approved Tuesday an angel tree to be set up in the employee lounge at the County Administration Building.

Kerrianne Boetcher, Ward County library administrator, said the commissioners approved the same last year.

“Angel trees have ornaments on the tree and employees can come and take an ornament and buy whatever’s on the ornament,” said Boetcher.

Boetcher said it’s up to employees if they wish to participate.

“My goal is to have it up the week of Thanksgiving to give employees about a month to pick something from the tree if they want to,” said Boetcher.

All donations will be given to the Northern Plains Children’s Advocacy Center.

The motion to approve the angel tree passed unanimously.

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