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Legislative notebook: House DFL wants $250 million in property tax relief
By Don Davis and Danielle Killey Almost 1 million Minnesotans would receive larger property tax refunds, or their first refunds, under a House Democratic proposal. Rep. Jim Davnie, DFL-Minneapolis...
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Marisa Shady third, Esko girls third in Class A cross country
Defending champion Marisa Shady of Esko finished third in Saturdays Minnesota Class A high school girls cross country meet at St.Olaf College in Northfield, Minn. Top-ranked Clare Flanagan, a Blake S...
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BAYSIDE CHATTER: Football awards given

The Mariners had their end of the season football banquet on Sunday to celebrate a 2011 season which had an unexpected magical run to the state tournament that uplifted the program, school, and community. The team also announced their end of the season awards.

By Steve Gow , December 08, 2011

Agates detour from game to visit fallen friend

Agates detour from game to visit fallen friend The new kid in town felt like the luckiest one last weekend. Alex Roiland of Two Harbors had no luck Monday when he collapsed in science class and fractured his skull.

November 10, 2011

Report: Minnesota students above average

New scores on a national test of math and reading skills show Minnesota students remain above average, but several other states are pulling ahead. Meanwhile, the scores showed fourth and eighth grade students in Wisconsin performed slightly above the national average in math and reading.

November 04, 2011

Silver Bay football completes season 6-2

The Mariners completed the regular season with a record of 6-2 after defeating Northeast Range 48-0. It was another easy win in the opening round of the Section 7 Nine-man playoffs as the team whipped Wrenshall 59-6 Tuesday.

October 27, 2011

Mom wants bus stop moved after news that sex offender moved into her neighborhood

After a predatory sex offender moved into her neighborhood, Tarissa Saice no longer felt safe with her son waiting alone for the bus a block and a half away. So each morning, Saice, her 8-month-old child and her 4-year-old walk the fifth-grader to the bus stop and wait with him there. That’s OK for now, but things will get substantially more challenging once the snow flies.

By Jana Peterson , October 22, 2011

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SPORTS ROUNDUP: Agates swim team sweeps Superior

SPORTS ROUNDUP: Agates swim team sweeps Superior The Two Harbors swim team continued its undefeated season with a record of 9-0 after a 103-82 win over Superior last Thursday.

October 21, 2011

No Child Left Behind needs to ride off into the sunset

By Senator Al Franken, U.S. Senator, Minnesota , October 20, 2011

Updated: Cloquet students meet Congressman Cravaack

Updated: Cloquet students meet Congressman Cravaack Rep. Cravaack visited with two Cloquet High School government classes Thursday morning as he traveled around Minnesota’s Eighth District during the spring recess for Congress.

By Jana Peterson , April 26, 2011

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Cloquet, Esko schools delayed, Duluth schools cancelled

Schools in the Northland chose between two-hour delays and simply not holding school today, after five to nine inches of snow fell overnight.

By Pine Journal staff , December 21, 2010

Hooray for Carlton! Please keep your thinking caps on

There are a lot of people in the Carlton School District who deserve a pat on the back after Tuesday’s election.

By Jana Peterson , November 04, 2010

Out of the ashes of a failed referendum, Moose Lake hopes to ‘rekindle the fire’

Moose Lake's operating levy referendum failed by a vote of 678 to 609 Tuesday. The school district will try again next year.

By Wendy Johnson , November 04, 2010

Changes under way for Cloquet Indian Ed program

Last year a committee of school administrators and representatives from the Local Indian Education Committee met to go over areas of the Indian Ed Program to produce new goals for the upcoming school year. The group ultimately decided the program should move in a different direction.

By Brittany Berrens/PIne Journal , August 15, 2010

Carlton School Board approves SOD plans

At a meeting Thursday, Aug. 5, the board approved three plans for getting the district out of statutory operating debt to be mailed to the Minnesota Department of Education.

By Jana Peterson , August 13, 2010

Two move on in County Commissioner race, six for Cloquet School Board

Two move on in County Commissioner race, six for Cloquet School Board Find out everything you need to know about local election results.

By Jana Peterson , August 11, 2010

Cloquet schools to add $385,000 in teaching staff

Over the past two regular meetings, the Cloquet School Board unanimously approved hiring additional teaching staff for the 2007-2008 school year – at a cost of approximately $385,000.

By Jana Peterson , May 01, 2008

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