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STAFF BLOG EH? PLUS Junior historians, unite!
Stop being bored on weekends and get smarter in the process. The Carlton County Historical Society is recruiting members between ages 12 and 14 for the Junior Historian Club. Orientation is 1 p.m. to...
Posted on 2/23/13 at 1:00 AM
STAFF BLOG NEWS TRIBUNE ATTIC Another of the Northland's legendary characters passes away
First, Richard Wozniak of Duluth's Young at Heart Records passed away Feb. 18 at age 94. Now, Charlotte Zacher, the longtime owner of Charlotte's Cafe in Carlton, has died at age 99 (just a few weeks...
Posted on 2/26/12 at 7:26 PM
WHAT'S THAT ROCK, ETC.? New rocks at the Cloquet public library
Visitors to the Cloquet public library may have noticed two new rocks near the main door. Runoff from the roof was eroding holes in the ground on either side of the door so I offered to put so...
Posted on 12/4/11 at 11:21 PM
The ‘toothpick factory’ returns to its roots in Cloquet
In the early days of Cloquet, the wood products mill in the east end of Cloquet was variously known as “the match mill” or “the toothpick factory,” and it appears that the local plant is on track to return to its roots.
By Wendy Johnson , October 06, 2011
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Body of swimmer recovered at Jay Cooke State Park
Update: The man’s body was recovered about 8:15 p.m. in 8-10 feet of water, according to Carlton County Sheriff Kelly Lake.
By Wendy Johnson , September 12, 2011
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Slowly, state parks reopen after Minnesota shutdown
UPDATE: The campground at Jay Cooke State Park is now open, Eunice Luedtke, park manager, said late this morning. The campground had been closed during the 20-day state government shutdown. Campsite reservations cannot be made until Tuesday. At that time, reservations may be made by calling (866) 857-2757 or going here.
By Peter Passi, Sam Cook and Brittany Berrens , July 22, 2011
Exodus of campers leaves Minnesota state parks as gates close
Two little girls wore sad faces Thursday afternoon at the Jay Cooke State Park campground near Duluth. Little Katie Wigen, 4, and her sister, Kasi, 5, couldn’t figure out why their family had to leave its campsite sooner than they had planned.
By Sam Cook , July 01, 2011
Gardens are always 'an act in progress'
Carlton County Master Gardener Nan Lindquist has lived on the same land in Esko for 44 years, where she and her husband, Mel, farmed for many years, raising beef cattle, dairy cows and chickens.
By Sarah VanderMeiden , March 31, 2011
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