By LAUREL BEAGER LBeager@cherryroad.com International Falls Mayor Harley Droba took issue Tuesday with information released by the community’s media outlets regarding a vote March 1… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
The Rainy River Community College Womens Basketball team has just completed another successful season and qualified for the 2021-22 NJCAA Region 13A Tourna ment to be held at Anoka Ramsey Community College on Saturday and Sunday.
Knute Boerger works to get the ball to the hoop. PHOTOS BY BEN SUNNE Bronco Owen Wherley goes up against a Duluth Marshall player.
Water main breaks are commonplace throughout the northland, and last week Rainy River Community College experienced a water main rupture of its own. The 6-inch waterline break under the Student Services building late afternoon Feb.
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As Minnesota resorts, restaurants and community groups start planning their annual crawfish boils, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources cautions it is illegal to import live crayfish and to release nonnative crayfish into the wild.
Greetings all! This article will not involve a question on Minnesota law, but I would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. My name is Sgt. Jesse Grabow and I have been serving as a State Trooper for over 23 years. In addition to my duties as a State Trooper I have served as a “Public Information Officer” for the last 10 years.
25 years ago Internet access at the International Falls Public Library may be behind schedule, but it, along with other improvements in library technology, is being slowly implemented. Recently, the Falls library received the Internet component, but won’t be offering it to patrons for a couple of months yet, librarian Janet Ronnbeck said.
The Final Chapter Violet mulls and cogitates about the adventures she had and personal family events. She particularly enjoyed looking back at family gatherings.
As its namesake month begins, Mars glimmers below brilliant Venus in the predawn sky. To the right (south) of the planets sits the Teapot of Sagittarius, while the curved Teaspoon of stars hangs above and between the Teapot and the planets. Moving south again, look for the sinuous form of Scorpius and its red heart, Antares.