Oct 14, 2009 | Isanti County News
School bus crash cancels Onamia homecoming
A crash between a car and a school bus carrying the Ely High School football team led officials to cancel Friday night's homecoming game and dance at Onamia High School.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press
Shoreview / E-mail from priest asking for cash actually was bogus
Family, friends and parishioners of a former Shoreview priest received a desperate e-mail Monday asking them to wire money to England to help cover his travel expenses because he'd lost his wallet.
Al Bauer, father of Shane Bauer, holds back tears during a candle light vigil at the Lyndale Park Peace Garden in Minneapolis, Minn., on Wednesday, September 30, 2009.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press
Iran will allow Swiss access to detained American hikers
U.S. officials say Iran has notified the Swiss government that it can have access to three Americans who have been detained in Iran since being arrested for illegal entry in late July.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Families hope Ahmadinejad will discuss US hikers
The families of three American hikers detained in Iran were hopeful to learn more Wednesday about their loved ones when Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is to speak to the United Nations General Assembly.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press
Outfitter finds its stuff listed on eBay; teacher indicted
In late May 2008, one of the owners of Reed's Family Outdoor Outfitters in Walker, Minn., noticed that items from its stores were showing up for sale, cheap, on the online auction site eBay, usually with the store's price stickers still attached.
It's in our being to protect our children'
Cindy Hickey sounds calm and resolute when talking about her son, Shane Bauer. But knowing that Shane is being held in a foreign prison, and being unable to contact him or find out information directly about his situation, is grinding away at this Pine City mother's heart.
Mom hopes Ahmadinejad has good news on held hikers
The families of the three American hikers detained in Iran said Tuesday they are holding out hope that the Iranian president will bring good news or more with him when he visits the United Nations this week.
Duluth Couple Charged With Beating Man
A Duluth couple is facing charges in Mille Lacs County for severely beating an Onamia man in his house.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press
Kin of detained Americans write to Iranian president
The mothers of three Americans being detained in Iran wrote to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad today, asking him to bring their children with him to New York next week.
Crosier order turns 800 Founded in 1210, religious order has its sights set on the future
The foundation of the Canons Regular of the Order of the Holy Cross - or, more simply, the Crosiers - occurred so long ago that much of its history is shrouded in legend and myth.
An invitation-only crowd packed the Cathedral of St. Mary on Sunday to usher in a new century for the Crosier Fathers and Brothers, a worldwide Catholic religious order with deep connections to Central Minnesota.
More than 800 expected at Crosiers' event Sunday
The Crosier Fathers and Brothers, a worldwide Catholic religious order, are set to open their Jubilee Year with an invitation-only Mass at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Cathedral of St.
Large turnout for Veterans Appreciation Day
Over 450 veterans participated in the annual Veterans Appreciation Day on Saturday, Aug.
Students Grow Own Food At Mille Lacs Band School
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Mille Lacs Band Seeks Comment On Cleanup Proposals
Share + Aug 29, 2009 12:27 pm US/Central ONAMIA, Minn. 1 of 1 The band's Commissioner of Natural Resources is Curt Kalk.
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1924: A tall order
Posted on August 26th, 2009 5:20 PM By Ben Welter This likely apocryphal slice of life about a slice of pie deserves a better headline than the one served up by the Minneapolis Daily Star.
Upward Bound summer program concludes
Central Lakes College's Upward Bound Program completed its sixth Summer Bridge program.
The Minneapolis-St. Paul Pioneer Press
Kin to speak out on U.S. hikers missing in Iran
Relatives of the three American hikers being held in Iran are appearing on morning talk shows to keep focus on their detention.