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EH? PLUS Junior historians, unite!
Stop being bored on weekends and get smarter in the process. The Carlton County Historical Society is recruiting members between ages 12 and 14 for the Junior Historian Club. Orientation is 1 p.m. to...
Posted on 2/23/13 at 1:00 AM
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 so...
Posted on 12/4/11 at 11:21 PM
Area III Envirothon draws 180 competitors
While the Wrenshall team had a very good showing, it was one of the teams from Cromwell that landed in the trophy rankings, placing fifth overall.
By Wendy Johnson , May 10, 2013
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Different agencies work together to arrest alleged drug traffickers
Thanks to a tip from the Boundary Waters Drug Task Force, local law enforcement officials arrested three Iron Range residents for possession of drugs April 23 in Moose Lake.
By Jana Peterson , May 03, 2013
Our Neighbors…Dan Jones and Family
For Dan Jones, family means two things — his tightly knit family of origin that hails from the Treaty 3 area near Fort Frances, Ontario, and, in a broader sense, those with whom he shares a cultural bond as part of the Ojibwe language community.
By Wendy Johnson , May 03, 2013
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Hibbing man sentenced to prison for Canosia Road burglary
A Hibbing man has been sentenced to 51 months in prison after pleading guilty to first-degree burglary after illegally entering a house in Thomson Township in January.
By Wendy Johnson , May 03, 2013
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Man charged with stealing van, fleeing police
A Duluth man was arrested last week after the van he allegedly stole got stuck in the snow in a Scanlon neighborhood.
By Jana Peterson , May 03, 2013
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Spring has sprung...and so has the river
The National Weather Service continued its flood warning for the St. Louis River at Scanlon Wednesday morning. Although the river had dropped from 9.9 feet Tuesday to 9.8 feet Wednesday, weather service warnings said precipitation in the form of rain or snow Wednesday through Saturday will contribute to higher river flows.
By Jana Peterson , May 03, 2013
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