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Elementary students performed two patriotic songs, there was a performance by the high school band and choir, American Legion member Val Ferrian gave remarks, and winners of the schoolwide essay contest read their essays.
Here is the latest Minnesota news from The Associated Press...
Here is the latest Minnesota news from The Associated Press THE HAGUE, Netherlands Dutch prosecutors say they've arrested a 43-year-old Somali man who is wanted by U.S. authorities for allegedly financing Islamic extremist terrorists.
Man Killed By Flying Piece Of Wood
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Northern Minnesota man killed by flying piece of wood
A man working at a family lumber mill in northeastern Minnesota is killed by a flying piece of wood.
On Wednesday November 4 at 6 p.m. area residents are invited to attend a meeting at the Tower Civic Center.
Time to start asking the right question a
If you ask the wrong question, you wind up with the wrong answer. The St. Louis County School District's restructuring plan is a case in point.
School site deals exceed typical values in area
St. Louis County School Board members approved purchase agreements for land for two new schools, despite objections by some over the price, which in one case is more than double the assessed value.
Rely on slow cooker for quick dinner, side dish, party dip
Q We go to a lot of football parties this time of year, and I like to take dishes prepared in a slow cooker.
Minnesota Campground Conference to Honor Legislators
The Minnesota Resort and Campground Association's A 2009 Fall Conference and Expo is slated for Oct.
The state has given a favorable review to School District 2142a s proposed restructuring plan, helping pave the way for a Dec.
Invasive meadow knapweed spurs worry in northern Minnesota
Meadow knapweed, a more-intrusive cousin to spotted knapweed, has taken hold in the Northland.
Proposed projects could mean new use for OSB plants
Comment on This Story / Send This Article to a Friend Business North - The Daily Briefing - Business Newspaper Online Proposed projects could mean new use for OSB plants 9/15/2009 by Beth Bily British Columbia-based Ainsworth abandoned operations in Minnesota early this year, leaving oriented strand board facilities in Bemidji and Cook vacant.
Review: Dregni's book is a pleasant read, a journal-like accounting of the two years he spent in Italy.
Closeup: Paul folk, blues guitarist to play at Halling
Cooker John, born John Sagner, has played folk and blues slide guitar for 50 years.
Colleges set fall arts rosters
It's that time again. Fine arts departments across the land are gearing up for fall performance seasons to give their students and the public something fun and arty to do at night.
District moving ahead with Option D; selects a
Despite pleas by district residents to reconsider, St. Louis County School Board members on Monday voted 6-1 to move forward with a restructuring plan adopted in June.
Meredith Carstens was born on July 15, 2009. The proud parents are Trevor and Ann Gassert of Belle Plaine, MN.
LIVESHOTS: Police Forces Cut From Budget
In a small room in Cook Minnesota a police radio broadcasts to only empty chairs.