April 2023

Brown snow?

It was hard to photograph, but many people awoke Wednesday morning to find a layer of brown ice atop the new snow, seen in the… Login to continue reading Login…

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Indus School closure hearing draws many

A semi-truck parked at the entry to the Indus School Monday gave an indication of the amount of support that would be inside to urge reconsideration of action by the South Koochiching-Rainy River School Board to close the school. The support is also shown along the highway with dozens of “Save Our School” signs posted a residences along Highway 11.

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Comment sought on frozen lake-use plan

To align park activities with established regulations and policies, while accommodating traditional access and activities to the extent feasible, the National Park Service is seeking input as it develops a Frozen Lake Surface Access and Use Plan at Voyageurs National Park. The public comment period for this process will be open through May 3.

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SPORTS NOTEBOOK

The Bronco girls track and field team was in Superior on April 1 for a 10-team indoor meet. The Falls placed third with 86 points, just behind Hibbing with 94 and Greenway- Nashwauk-Keewatin with 91.

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ALVIN LEORY STENE

Alvin Leroy Stene was born April 2, 1938 in rural Littlefork, MN to Roy and Gladys (Bogart) Stene, number three of five children. He was raised in Littlefork where he attended elementary and high school, graduating in May of 1957. He lived in his beloved Littlefork his entire life, until his passing at the Littlefork Care Center on March 31, 2023.

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JOHN McCARTHY

April 18, 1947 - March 26, 2023 John devoted his life and love to his family, was a true expert on and had a great passion for all things Rainy Lake, and relentlessly dedicated to his community. He was also always ready for a fun story, a good beer, and a great laugh.

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