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- Bear Lake will receive more treatment for watermilfoil
- 43 Pine County businesses apply for CARES Act funds
- Guidelines set for Carlton County Cares Act funding
- Water and sewer rate concerns flow into next meeting
- Carlton County Budget presentations
- Bear baiting begins in Pine County, hunting starts Sept. 1
- County joins regional effort to handle future solid waste
- ‘Stand up for CIP Rally’ draws neighbors and friends
- Carlton County reports first COVID-19 death
- During the Dog Days of summer the Wienermobile visits the Northland
- Mikey's slams Duquette
- Bar league softball update: Cage decimates ETC
- What happens to fall sports seasons?
- Tower Tap of Kettle River sails by Kalli’s of Wright
- Tower Tap Bar of Kettle River trounces End Zone Bar of Rutledge
- Mikey's takes two from Kalli's
- Walk Off Grand Slam Defeats Esko
- The Lost Season
- Basketball Hall of Fame names former area athlete
- Cardinals drop Jaguars at state
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As summer leaves the stage, there are some beautiful rewards for those who have tilled and toiled in the garden. The endless days of lugging buckets of water to the beds during the very dry month of June and most of July, is past, but not forgotten. The fruits of our labor are lying undern…
A few weeks ago I told you all of the adventure I had using a push mower for the first time. I then told you about the horror movie set I created in our yard with a chainsaw on a stick. Well, no sooner had I sent that chainsaw column and pages off to the printer did I find myself parked on t…
In my life I have done quite a few things I never thought I would be able to do. I drove a 20-year-old car across Canada, down to Pensylvania and back home to Minnesota with no mishaps or needed car maintenance. I learned how to operate a snow blower and a push lawn mower. I have used a spee…
Once upon a time, I was part of a set of students working for the university I attended. As part of any of our trainings there was always a set of activities at the beginning, called ice breakers. These short tasks, questions or activities were designed to get folks talking and interacting.
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David Allan Hambly, 67, resident of Sturgeon Lake, died on Aug…
Lois Margaret (Raymond) Siemer, 78, passed away on August 27, …
Thomas Gresczyk age 70 of Long Beach, California died Sunday, …
Paul Elwood Jacobson, 84, resident of Moose Lake, was born on …
Robyn (Robb) Lee Anderson, 73, of Finlayson, passed away Augus…
Billy McKee, 83, resident of Moose Lake, passed away December …
David Paul Larson, 78, Hibbing, died Friday, August 14, 2020 i…
Joan “Joann” Hahn, 82, of Moose Lake, died peacefully on Tuesd…
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