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Park Service continues stonewalling on Ebel case
Regional officials appear to be blocking a response; Park Service faces massive FOIA backlog
VOYAGEURS NATIONAL PARK- The Timberjay’s eight-month long quest to uncover details behind an apparent assault by two park rangers on a local businessman on Lake Kabetogama continues to be …
First read for city’s cannabinoid ordinance
ELY- The Ely City Council approved the first reading of an edible cannabinoid ordinance at its March 21 meeting. The proposed ordinance contained a surprise: it included a provision for the …
Beware the man-eating plant
NLAA’S production of Little Shop of Horrors runs March 23- April 1
ELY— After two months of production and rehearsal, the curtain goes up Thursday on the Northern Lakes Arts Association’s stage production of Little Shop of Horrors. The musical, staged at …
Major charter school renovation plan approved
TOWER— The Tower Economic Development Authority (TEDA) has approved the first phase of a renovation plan designed to significantly reduce energy usage and improve the learning environment at …
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North Country
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It’s a party on ice
ELEPHANT LAKE- Blustery winds and falling snow aren’t about to keep a true Minnesota snowmobiler off his or her sled, and that goes double when it comes to Melgeorge’s Antique and Classic …
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It’s the “Year of Frozen” in Ely
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North Woods archers score well at Mt. Iron
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Community invited to celebrate the life of Coach Alstrom on Saturday
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Latest News
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Brandenburg honored with Lifetime Achievement award
ELY— Minnesota native and long-time Ely area resident Jim Brandenburg has received no shortage of top awards in his more than half a century as a photographer. But the Lifetime Achievement …
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Ely council addresses several development projects
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Excessive rains main cause of last year’s flooding
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Missing three-year-old back home and healthy
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Klobuchar receives Humanitarian of the Year Award for her work to address Alzheimer’s
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Outdoors
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BWCAW given “Quiet Park” status
THE BOUNDARY WATERS— The yodel of a loon. The chirp of a bald eagle. The sound of waves lapping on rocks. These are sounds of nature that visitors to the 1.1-million-acre Boundary Waters Canoe …
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Spittlebug coloration signals a changing climate
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Grosbeaks on the wing
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