Dozen years in the making, Pelican pool project nearing completion

by Kim Pederson
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Water filled the new Pelican Rapids city pool recently as a late-season testing protocol. Swimmers should be in the water by early next summer. PHOTO COURTESY BONNIE DELGRECO


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