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CAPITOL CHATTER Notebook: Committee votes to ban child care union dues deduction
Heather Falk successfully pleaded with a Minnesota House committee Tuesday to ban deducting union dues from state child care assistance funds. Nothing should come from those low-income families, th...
Posted on 2/1/12 at 4:14 AM
JIMMY JABBER Passion cools for iPhone after latest release
The more things change, the more they stay the same at least to some. People got worked up this week leading up to Apples unveiling of the next iPhone. And some still are but for a different reason....
Posted on 10/5/11 at 11:00 PM
NEW PLATEAUS Beijing means Business
Here's a picture book for your eyes and minds highlighting some East/West capitalism, illegal entrepreneurs, and the business district of bustling Beijing. Good stuff. Remember the days when little ...
Posted on 7/28/11 at 7:00 AM
Wal-Mart bows out of Reindeer Run 
The Cloquet Wal-Mart store and its 400 associates enjoyed quite a winning streak in the Wal-Mart corporation’s Reindeer Run competition.
By Jana Peterson , December 23, 2011
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Duluth-area gas sellers say there's no price conspiracy
Complaints about gas price differences fly when prices climb. And even when prices fall, the suspicion of monopolies lingers.
By Candace Renalls , December 18, 2011
Local Wal-Mart store playing reindeer games … and winning!
The Cloquet Wal-Mart store has won three rounds of corporate competition called the "Reindeer Run" and is in the top three stores for the latest round.
By Jana Peterson , December 16, 2011
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Made in the Northland: Wear-a-Knit in Cloquet
Wear-a-Knit in Cloquet makes knit caps, mittens, scarves and novelty items, along with custom embroidery and direct-to-garment printing for bulk orders.
By News Tribune staff , December 05, 2011
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Jeno Paulucci, Duluth and Iron Range business icon, dies
Four days after losing his beloved wife of more than 64 years, Jeno Paulucci died at his Duluth home on Thanksgiving morning. He was 93.
By News Tribune staff , November 24, 2011
As Duluth college enrollment grows, developer brings housing plan
Even as Duluth college students and residents are telling the city they want more student housing and retail closer to campus, an established developer of student housing complexes is working to create just that.
By Jana Hollingsworth , November 20, 2011
Governor to put union vote in hands of subsidized child care providers
Cloquet in-home child care provider Heather Falk said Gov. Mark Dayton has “opened Pandora’s box” with his announcement Tuesday that he will order a vote by the state’s subsidized child care providers on whether they want a union representing them.
By Wendy Johnson , November 17, 2011
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Council to hold public hearing on future landfills in Cloquet
On Nov. 8, the members of the Cloquet Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend the city council adopt a landfill report done by city staff and planning commission members as well as approve a resolution amending the municipal code that would prohibit any new landfills or future landfill expansion within city limits.
November 17, 2011
New industrial landfill to open for business soon
At the moment, Cloquet’s newest landfill resembles a giant sandpit more than anything else.
Nestled inside a massive circle of gravel pits, the Shamrock Environmental industrial landfill doesn’t have a speck of waste in it yet, just two feet of compacted clay, a 60 mm high-tech plastic liner and two more feet of sand on top. Buried in the sand is a system of leachate collection pipes, which collect rainwater and other moisture that drains to the bottom of the landfill so it can be treated.
By Jana Peterson , November 17, 2011
Sappi to invest $170 million in Cloquet mill
There was a day when turning wood into paper was considered modern technology. With last week’s announcement that Sappi Limited will invest $170 million in a capital improvement project in Cloquet, the local mill will soon be pivotal in turning wood into clothing.
The newly announced project will convert the existing kraft pulp mill in Cloquet to production of chemical cellulose, used in the textile and consumer goods markets.
By Wendy Johnson , November 17, 2011
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Essentia sees success with pioneering heart program
Bill Hill stands on a scale in a bedroom of his rural Cloquet home. A voice asks him a series of questions: Has he been short of breath? Has he noticed swelling in his feet?
By John Lundy , November 13, 2011
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Sappi Limited announces major investment in Cloquet operation
Sappi Limited announced today the approval of a $170 million capital project to convert the kraft pulp mill in Cloquet to chemical cellulose used in textile and consumer goods markets.
By John Myers , November 10, 2011
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Cloquet native named CEO of Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden
Following a nationwide search, Stephanie Jutila, originally from Cloquet, has been named the first president and CEO of the new Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden.
November 07, 2011
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