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Now, onto this week's headlines:
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Making room
Cloquet-based catering business Room at the Table is operating a food truck this summer in Duluth's Canal Park.
Read more from owners Paul Sapyta and Kevin Peterson on the evolution of their business and what the food truck is offering.
Schedule set for Carlton Daze
Preparations are under way for Carlton Daze, which kicks off July 29. I spoke with Daisy Rose about the annual celebration.
One last ride
Cloquet native Dylan Lauer has had an eventful collegiate football career.
He played for two seasons at St. Cloud State before the football program was cut. He ended up at Southwest Minnesota State University and will be playing there while he works toward a graduate degree.
A few more stories to check out:
- Cloquet City Councilor Chris Swanson
announced his resignation
this week, as he's moving out of his district.
- This story was just a bit too late to make our print edition, but the Superior City Council approved
transferring the burial ground
on Wisconsin Point to the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa.
- The Solwolds of Thomson Township were named the 2022 Carlton County Farm Family.
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