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Two Harbors native faces another fraud lawsuit

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On Nov. 19, 2023, the Monitor reported on Paul Croft, the Two Harbors native whose flashy Chattanoog...

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  2. Would love to see you keep pulling on this thread. Maybe dig into his business in Minnesota that went belly up. His partner then was a Justin something out of Minnetrista.

  3. I appreciate John advocating for transparency from those in public office or employment. He has supported citizens’ efforts to access documentation and understand their rights according to state statutes. He continues to follow-up on citizen concerns. Thank you to John Ramos and the Monitor staff.

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