THHS band students participate in honor band
Thirty nine students from Two Harbors High School were chosen to participate in the North East Minnesota Band Directors Association Honor Band Saturday at the new Duluth East High School.
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The group that governs Minnesota high school sports announced tougher penalties for illegal checking in the wake of a horrific injury to a 16-year-old player.
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Two Harbors High school Nordic ski team co-coach Sara Bryns is still waiting on winter to finally reveal itself.
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The Minnesota State Horticultural Society 8th District is offering three scholarships: $500, $250, and the $500 Sharon Wildung Memorial Scholarship to students in Carlton, Cook, Itasca, Koochiching, Lake, and St. Louis Counties.
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While public school students in Duluth and most larger cities in America will have the day off because of Martin Luther King Day, Lake Superior School District students will be in school on Monday, Jan. 16, as part of their regular four-day school week.
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The Mariners girls’ hockey team made their annual pilgrimage to Blaine last week to play in the top division of the Schwan Cup.
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The Mariners boys’ hockey team played only one section in 2011. They open 2012 with four straight section opponents. They played Lake County rival Two Harbors and Ely earlier this week. Tomorrow they host Greenway and Thursday they are at Eveleth.
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In the big rivalry game of the winter sports season, the Silver Bay boys’ hockey team defeated Two Harbors in a shutout game.
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George Olson’s eighth grade social studies class received a lesson on Monday that was not about looking back at our country’s past. It was about looking ahead to their future.
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