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  • Joined: August 30, 2022
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Lift bridge project poses questions

As equipment has rolls into Ranier toward the rail lift bridge, members of the International Rainy Lake of the Woods Watershed Board said they appreciate the concerns voiced in a letter received about potential bridge modifications and how those modifications could affect the flow of water in vicinity of the bridge. Advisory support to the board Karl Jansen, Scott Jutila and Abby Moore stopped in Ranier for a quick talk with the Gazette editor Tuesday on their way to Kenora and Morrison to discuss flood impacts there. The board members said this week the letter sent by the Ranier City Council about the Canadian National Railway’s lift bridge in Ranier was shared with the International Joint Commission.

Obituaries

The Rainy Lake Gazette publishes paid obituaries and weddings in its Friday print edition and on its website at www.rainylakegazette.com Send to KKostiuk@cherryroad.com; call 218-231-1555. Option 2 .

LINDA C.BLACKHOROSCOPES

Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (09/23/22). Fortune favors collaboration and partnership this year. Direct creativity and passion with consistent discipline for satisfying results. Autumn creative projects gain acclaim, before winter conditions alter your exploration. Conserve a bountiful shared harvest next spring, before summer changes require cleverness and communication. Together, you’re amazing.

Living the dream; filling a need

Yalena Klosner and their first student talk about instruments painted on the wall.

Yelena and Scott Klosner are living The Dream. Hers, a continuance of providing children with a wealth of learning opportunities in a day care setting, using her knowledge as a teacher, bilingual speaker, and passionate advocate for early learning with a focus on Reading Corps.

Broncos take on Deer River

By HOWIE HANSON Cherryroad Media The Broncos have a good chance to pick up their first varsity football victory of the season Friday night at… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

False threat similar to others in the state

STAFF REPORT International Falls Police Department say a call to its dispatch center Wednesday making false statements about an active shooter at Falls High School… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

Kulig: New chamber director

Denise Kulig has been selected as the part-time executive director of the International Falls Area Chamber of Commerce. Kulig earned a bachelor of arts degree from Purdue University and has held several professional position since then, including most recently at Cantilever Distillery, Ranier, and Wagner Construction, International Falls, Betsy Zaren, chamber board chair, said in the announcement.

Broncos sweep Rock Ridge

The International Falls volleyball team improved to 9-1 on the season with a three-set sweep of Rock Ridge Thursday, Sept. 15, at the Falls High Gym. The first set was all Broncos as they finished the set with 10 straight points while Lola Valenzuela was serving. Lola, who finished the match with five aces says the team thought they had a chance to have a 9-1 record after 10 matches. The next two sets were much more competitive as the Falls had to persevere in the second set 25-23 and won the third 25-19. Gracie Swenson led the Broncos with 13 kills and 2 blocks. Madison Wille had 10 kills and 2 aces while Kale Taylor had 9 set assists and 2 aces. The Falls JV team lost in 3 sets 13-25, 2520, and 15-10. The C-Team came back to win 18-25, 2523, and 15-8.

Monarchy Movement

Our world learned last week that 96-yearold Queen Elizabeth II of England had passed away following 70 years on its throne as the Windsor family monarch. Her son, Charles, immediately became King Charles III at age 73.

HISTORY with Mike Hanson

Chapter 5 In 1912 Frank wrote to his brother Scott in Indiana that winter had been temporary postponed by a splendid fall. Frank had got his house up and the roof on but couldn’t finish it until he could get some lumber in.