Otter Tail County employee honored for his saving a life at restaurant

by Tom Hintgen
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County Solid Waste employee Nick Heeter, right, was recognized for a successful life-saving effort by county commissioners on Aug. 13. At left is County Board Chairman Kurt Mortenson.


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