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Several International Falls hockey players were members of the Iron Range Blast hockey team, which took first place at an opening tournament April 1-3 in Blaine. Team members from the Falls are Adien Lehman, Aiston Kossow, Carson Crandall, Carter Thompson, Chase Phillips, Lachlan Reiners, Paxton Sivonen and Ryer Pelland, who was not in attendance that weekend, reports Bob Sivonen.
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“Karen” is a white and tan barn cat. She is very friendly but also has food aggression issues. She is six years old and weighs about 7 pounds. All cats and dogs are spayed/neutered and age-appropriate shots prior to the final adoption. For more information, visit the website at www.borderlandhumanesociety.org or call the BHS holding facility at 218-283-9276. Facebook https://www.facebook. com/BorderlandHumaneSociety/ Support the Borderland Humane Society by sending donations to: Borderland Humane Society, 1990 Valley Pine Circle, International Falls, MN 56649. Stop by the holding facility during open hours: Tuesday-Friday 3-7 p.m. and Saturdays 8 a.m.-noon.
Residents at Good Samaritan Society-International Falls were presented spring flowering plants last Friday from a community donation. Cards accompanying the flowers were made by students at Falls Elementary, said Good Samaritan staff. From the left are residents Shirley Ettestad; Tom Wichner; Judy Peterson, back row; Eva Dana; Freeman Forsythe; Helen Knutsen; Arlene Selsaas, back row; Erlene Gorder, back row; Linda Vance, back row; Leone Katrin; Virginia Jesperson; Laverne Geer. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
The aurora borealis put on a show April 1 above the Rainy River, offering late night and early morning viewers hues that can only be made in nature. PHOTO BY BEN SUNNE .
COVID-19 treatments are now widely available and can be accessed at many pharmacies, clinics and health systems across the state, reports Minnesota Department of Health. These treatments can help prevent severe illness, hospitalization and death from COVID-19, especially when taken early.
A non-profit Minnesota dog rescue group reports it continues to be involved in what appears to have been the abandonment of 16 huskies around Kabetogama and Ash River earlier this month. Adopt A Husky Minnesota provided an update via social media post Monday, April 18, saying four puppies and six adult dogs are now safe, and they continue to attempt to live trap and handcatch, with the help of other rescue groups, the remaining dogs.
An emergency room doctor at Rainy Lake Medical Center has agreed to a contract that will place him at the facility one week a month for the next three years. RLMC officials last week agreed to deal with Acute Care, the organization that staffs the emergency department, to ensure Dr.
Brady Hjelle, real estate loan officer at TruStar Federal Credit Union, was named a Minnesota Housing Top Producing Loan Officer by Minnesota Housing for his fix-up home improvement loan production during 2021.