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2011 legislative session begins

On Jan. 4, the 2011 Legislative Session began and I was sworn into my second term in the Minnesota State Senate. I thank you all for the opportunity to be your voice at the Capitol and pledge to work hard, listen to your concerns, and continue to reach across the aisle to get things done for the good of our state.

By Senator Tony Lourey , January 16, 2011

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January 16, 2011

Esko native unveils ‘RealWeight Revolution’

He’s not a doctor. He doesn’t consider himself a scientist. Yet, one former Esko native continues to challenge current health and medicine perceptions year after year.

January 16, 2011

Call for nominations for the 19th Annual Joel Labovitz Entrepreneurial Success Awards

The UMD Center for Economic Development announces the 19th Annual Joel Labovitz Entrepreneurial Success Awards call for nominations.

January 15, 2011

How to cure cabin fever

How to cure cabin fever By the time January rolls around, the excitement of snow cover has worn off for some, others are wondering how they’ll shed the extra pounds gained over the holidays, and youngsters are starting to go a little stir crazy.

By Jana Peterson , January 15, 2011

Anderson, Schulz selected as ‘Triple A’ award winners

Cloquet High School seniors Jared Anderson and Katie Schulz were selected as the 2010-2011 CHS “Triple A” award winners.

January 14, 2011

Board has heated debate on building and grounds director job

Discussion was heated in the first Cloquet School Board meeting for newly elected board members Dave Battaglia and Dan Danielson, as board members debated whether or not to hire a new buildings and grounds director.

By Wendy Johnson , January 14, 2011

Knights of Columbus Free Throw Contest to be held Sunday

All boys and girls ages 10-14 are invited to participate in the 2011 Knights of Columbus Free Throw Contest. The local competition will be held Sunday, Jan. 16, at the Queen of Peace School gym. Registration and competition will start at noon and close at 1 p.m.

January 14, 2011

Goodremote ordered to pay restitution in Walmart computer theft

Goodremote ordered to pay restitution in Walmart computer theft Daniel Goodremote pleaded guilty to and was sentenced for felony theft Monday morning in Carlton County Court for an incident this summer at the Cloquet Walmart store.

By Jana Peterson , January 13, 2011

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Snow sculpting success is as close as your imagination

Snow sculpting success is as close as your imagination If you’re thinking you might like to try your hand at snow carving for the upcoming Winterfest Snow Carving Contest, take heart. You don’t have to be a professional artist to make a sculpture out of snow. In fact, snow is far more forgiving that most other sculpting mediums, and short of a total meltdown (temperature-wise, that is), most anyone should be able to create an impressive snow sculpture.

By Wendy Johnson , January 13, 2011

Revenge is sweet: CEC blanks Blaine, Superior

The Cloquet-Esko-Carlton girls hockey team has had enough of moral victories. They needed some real ones, and last week they came in the best way possible.

By Jeff Papas , January 13, 2011

Young wrestlers continue to struggle

Following another dual defeat and long bus trip home Tuesday night, Cloquet-Esko wrestling coach Al Denman was blunt.

By Tyler Korby , January 13, 2011

CEC hosts Nordic Invite under lights

CEC hosts Nordic Invite under lights With the parking lot full, the lights turned on and hundreds of skiers roaming the well-groomed trails of Pine Valley, a bundled up Les Martin stood and smiled.

By Tyler Korby , January 13, 2011

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A sports year in review (Part 2)

In Part I of the 2010 Sports Year in Review, we noted Esko’s stunning performance at track and field sections and the team’s pending trip to state, but neglected to mention how the team members performed once they got there. In short, they rocked.

By Jana Peterson , January 13, 2011

Unsolved homicides leave Cromwell community shaken

Unsolved homicides leave Cromwell community shaken Most people in Cromwell are locking their doors these days – some of them for the very first time. News spread quickly Sunday of an alleged double homicide just outside the city limits of the small rural community, made up primarily of close friends and relatives. The grief of losing two of their own was eclipsed only by the fear of the person or persons who committed the crime who, as of midweek, remained at large.

By Wendy Johnson , January 13, 2011

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