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Retirement arrives for Dan the Watershed Man

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WORTHINGTON — After a 36-year career with the Okabena-Ocheda Watershed District, Dan Livdahl will officially retire at the end of this week with a mix of successes and challenges during his tenure as he worked to improve lake health and water quality within the watershed. Livdahl, who moved to Worthington in 1989 to serve as district manager for the Nobles Soil and Water Conservation District, performed technical work for the watershed part-time…

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Retirement arrives for Dan the Watershed Man

WORTHINGTON — After a 36-year career with the Okabena-Ocheda Watershed District, Dan Livdahl will officially retire at the end of this week with a mix of successes and challenges during his tenure as he worked to improve lake health and water quality within the watershed. Livdahl, who moved to Worthington in 1989 to serve as district manager for the Nobles Soil and Water Conservation District, performed technical work for the watershed part-time…

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The Globe broke the news in on Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
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