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DWI court graduate credits hard work, family and her OTC team
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DWI court graduate credits hard work, family and her OTC team
Marissa Navarro calls the past two years the hardest chapter of her life. On Nov. 5, she closed that chapter with a plaque, a coin and 612 days of sobriety. Judge Kevin Miller, who leads the treatment court teams, gave Navarro her Otter Tail County DWI Court graduation plaque. He also gave her a coin...
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