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STAFF BLOG WHAT'S THAT ROCK, ETC? New rocks at the Cloquet public library
Visitors to the Cloquet public library may have noticed two new rocks near the main door. Runoff from the roof was eroding holes in the ground on either side of the door so I offered to put some art o...
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No ‘shushing’ allowed in new library teen center
Cloquet Public Library creates new teen and ’tween center
By Jana Peterson , February 04, 2012
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Historical Society needs help in solving museum mystery’
If you can help identify this portrait, or know any information about the piece, contact the Carlton County Historical Society at 879-1938. The piece is one of many “museum mysteries” with no information.
February 02, 2012
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Prep boys hockey: Northland player scores 8 goals in game, brother has 7 assists 
Josh Cisar scored eight goals and had two assists in Moose Lake Area’s win over North Branch on Saturday to possibly set a Northeastern Minnesota single-game scoring record. Tyler Cisar had three goals and assisted on seven of his brother’s goals.
By Rick Weegman , January 31, 2012
Hockey delivers a taste of home to deployed soldiers
You can take the man out of Minnesota, but you can’t take Minnesota out of the man.
Just ask Sgt. Timothy House of the U.S. Army National Guard’s Crazy Troop, 1st Squadron, 94th Cavalry, who has taken it upon himself to start a hockey league in the unlikeliest of places – Kuwait.
By Wendy Johnson , January 30, 2012
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District considers shorter school year to address budget shortfall
It’s the stuff of most schoolchildren’s dreams – 10 fewer school days each year.
Jesting aside, it may also provide a partial solution to the Cloquet School District’s budget shortfall.
By Jeff Papas , January 28, 2012
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County receives grant to help at-risk, first-time moms
Though we all know babies don’t come with instruction manuals, some folks assume that raising an infant is something that just comes naturally to new parents. Studies have proven differently, however, and a new program of Carlton County Public Health is set to take the local lead in helping at-risk parents succeed during those first crucial months of a baby’s life.
By Wendy Johnson , January 28, 2012
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'Boot hockey' delivers a taste of home to deployed soldiers
You can take the man out of Minnesota, but you can’t take Minnesota out of the man.
Just ask Sgt. Timothy House of the U.S. Army National Guard’s Crazy Troop, 1st Squadron, 94th Cavalry, who has taken it upon himself to start a hockey league in the unlikeliest of places – Kuwait.
By Wendy Johnson , January 27, 2012
Charges not likely against delivery driver who approached elementary student
Assistant Carlton County Attorney Michael Boese indicated Wednesday that charges are unlikely against a delivery truck driver who reportedly invited a 9-year-old student at Washington Elementary School in Cloquet to get inside his semi-truck after school on Friday.
By Wendy Johnson , January 27, 2012
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County attorney in court over car crash
On Nov. 18, Cloquet residents Thom Pertler and Tracy Vargason were in a minor car accident at Highway 33 and Big Lake Road in Cloquet. Now Vargason is suing Pertler in small claims court.
By Brandon Stahl and Jana Peterson , January 26, 2012
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Barnum’s Lori Lind found her calling during the worst year of her life
"When we send them a package, it’s not what’s inside, it’s the fact that it comes from their community, that their community remembers that soldier who’s gone … It just tells them that their community appreciates them, what they’re doing." ~ Lori Lind
By Jana Peterson , January 24, 2012
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Reports cast doubt on bio-cremation process, Cloquet Council votes ‘no’
The Cloquet City Council said a decisive “no” to allowing the bio-cremation process at local funeral homes at its Tuesday night meeting by a vote of 6:1. The vote means the Cloquet funeral home will not be the first in the Northland to offer the relatively new alternative to burial and fire-based cremation.
By Jana Peterson , January 23, 2012
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Sappi touts energy efficiency, environmental stewardship during Franken visit
U.S. Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn.) made a stop at Sappi Fine Paper in Cloquet Wednesday as part of his statewide manufacturing tour. During his one-hour visit at the mill, he met with company leaders and toured a portion of the mill, which employs approximately 750 people.
By Wendy Johnson , January 23, 2012
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Cloquet ninth-grader puts CPR training to the test – to save his little sister
Cloquet ninth-grader Kody Mickle just completed CPR training in his Cloquet High School health class at the end of October.
“I never thought I’d have to use it, though,” he admitted.
On Sunday, Jan. 8, he did – and it hit much closer to home than he ever expected.
By Wendy Johnson , January 23, 2012
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