MAHNOMEN
Man gets 2 years as accomplice in deputy shooting
MAHNOMEN, Minn. (AP) — An accomplice in the February shooting of a Mahnomen County Sheriff's deputy has been sentenced to two years in prison. Twenty-seven-year-old Daniel Vernier pleaded guilty this summer to failing to render assistance to the critically wounded deputy. He was sentenced Wednesday.
September 23, 2009
Nuggets roll over Mahnomen 49-0
Hawley, Minn. (WDAY Sports) - Hawley and Mahnomen opened the season with a nice rivalry battle in Hawley and the home team was in no mood for messing around.By Steve Hallstrom , September 05, 2009
Mahnomen man suffers injuries in farm accident
MAHNOMEN, Minn. – A 58-year-old Mahnomen man is hospitalized in the Twin Cities with injuries he suffered in a farm accident.August 28, 2009
Deputy Dewey continues to recover, still unable to talk
(WDAY TV) - The man accused of shooting a Mahnomen County Sheriff's Deputy wants to be moved to a new jail.By WDAY Staff Reports , August 28, 2009
Mahnomen Co. Deputies are recognized during National Night Out
Mahnomen, Minn. (WDAY TV) - Nearly six months ago, tragedy struck the Mahnomen County Sheriff's Department. For the first time, one of its own was shot. While Deputy Chris Dewey continues to recover in Denver, Colorado, tonight during the annual National Night Out, the department celebrated and honored the men and women who were first on the scene and helped save Dewey’s life.
By Christina Vaughn , August 04, 2009
Deputies honored at Twins game for their courage
Minneapolis, Minn. (WDAY TV) - An incredible day in front of thousands of fans for the Mahnomen County Sheriff's Department, including the deputy shot during a nine hour standoff. Deputies Chris Dewey and his partner Chad Peterson were honored for their courage. Peterson threw out the first pitch at the Minnesota Twins game.
By Colleen Mahoney , August 02, 2009
Partner of wounded MN deputy gets Twins honor
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Twins will recognize the state's first responders at Sunday's game.August 01, 2009
Mahnomen Deputy to have surgery today
(WDAY TV) - Mahnomen County Sheriff's Deputy Chris Dewey was expected to have surgery again today to replace a shunt that isn't working right.By Chastity Walberg , July 29, 2009
Wounded deputy briefly on ventilator
MAHNOMEN, Minn. (AP) — A Minnesota sheriff's deputy shot several times last February has been taken off a ventilator.July 06, 2009
Accomplice to shooting of Deputy Dewey agrees to plea deal
Mahnomen, Minn. (WDAY TV) - A man accused of being an accomplice in the February shooting of Mahnomen County Sheriff's Deputy will at the most spend two years in prison.By WDAY Staff Reports , July 01, 2009
Wife of Deputy says he is battling meningitis
(WDAY TV) - An update tonight on the Mahnomen County Deputy recovering from gunshot wounds in Colorado, Chris Dewey's wife Emily says he’s battling meningitis.By WDAY Staff Reports , June 15, 2009
Dewey fighting a low grade fever
(WDAY TV) - The Mahnomen County Deputy shot during a standoff in February continues to struggle with his recovery.By WDAY Staff Reports , June 14, 2009
Sweat lodge issue closer to an end
Mahnomen, Minn. (WDAY TV) - An update to a story we brought you Friday. It seems a fight between neighbors and a Native American in Mahnomen may be closer to an end. The controversy surrounds sweat lodges. The ceremonies involve fire, drums, and singing at dark. Several neighbors complained about the flames and noise. Damien bad boy held ceremonies Friday and Saturday.By WDAY Staff Reports , June 03, 2009
Blue Knight ride to raise money for Deputy Dewey
Mahnomen, Minn. (WDAY TV) - The Mahnomen Sheriff's Deputy shot in February is getting help from some road warriors. The Grand Forks Blue Knights chapter sponsored a benefit motorcycle ride to help Chris and his wife with medical expenses as he recovers in Denver. The ride began at Andy's Harley Davidson in grand forks and ended at the Mahnomen City Courthouse.By WDAY Staff Reports , May 30, 2009
Indian ritual at the center of controversy in Mahnomen
Mahnomen, Minn. (WDAY TV) - A battle is brewing in Mahnomen. At the center, drumming, loud singing, and fires 20 feet high until late hours of the night, several nights a week. A Native American says his federal rights are being violated after he was cited for performing the Indian ritual, angry neighbors say they're fed up. WDAY 6 Reporter Travis Skonseng joins us live with more.By Travis Skonseng , May 29, 2009
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