Setback your clocks, not your sleep schedule
The upcoming end of daylight saving time means it’s time to change your daily routine to accommodate for the extra hour in the day.
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Rotary Report
Last week at the Rotary Club of International Falls Club Meeting, Ted Brokaw, director of Public Works for the city of International Falls, was invited to speak by Secretary Amy Mortenson.Brokaw spoke on the intricacies of his position, including the need to upgrade current infrastructure while moving new programs forward.
Talking pet aging with U of M
Approximately 66 percent of households in the U.S.
Looking Back
Friday, Oct.1115 years agoFirefighters from the International Falls Fire Department gave school groups an education in fire prevention as part of the annual Fire Prevention Week activities.
Calendar
The Koochiching County Housing & Redevelopment Authority Board will meet for its regular monthly meeting at 5 p.m.
The aurora
A geomagnetic storm has brought the chance to see the northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis. Some people have never experienced the unique… Login to continue reading Login…
RLMC executive credits colleagues for saving his life
The odds of a Rainy Lake Medical Center executive surviving a cardiac arrest event last month were stacked against him.
Rotary Report
Last week at the Rotary Club of International Falls Club Meeting, the club was visited by Rotarian District 5580 Governor Kay Parries and her husband, Dan.
90th birthdays
Seventy years ago, cousins Bernette and Betty Scheibel, having recently completed courses at St. Cloud State Teachers College, made their way up north to teach… Login to continue reading Login…