Kayla Gist, 38, was diagnosed in June with stage four epithelioid hemangioendothelioma — an extremely rare cancer of the blood vessel cells found in roughly one in every 1 million people. https://t.co/yCvK78MrrF
Happy/sad to share that this will be my last full week as a reporter with @pinejournal. Thank you to the Duluth Media Group team and everyone else who has supported my work. I truly couldn't have asked for a better first job, and I can't wait to see what the future holds!
After the COVID-19 pandemic canceled last year's event, Cloquet's Wood City Music Festival is back. However, event organizers are experiencing difficulties, including a shortage of volunteers and a heightened timeline for planning. https://t.co/tjOkJqWeLx
Sharks get a bad rap. So researchers and officials are rethinking the phrase “shark attacks” to describe the moments when sharks and humans meet — instead adopting terms like "incidents" and "encounters" to help change public perception of the animals. https://t.co/xULexw5B0X
The sole victim in last month’s fire at Larson Commons Apartments in Cloquet has died as a result of "complications of thermal injuries and smoke inhalation" sustained during the fire, according to a press report from the Hennepin County Medical Examiner. https://t.co/DVJ7QWe3gB
“Victims start their court experience as three initials in a complaint and end their court experience as a muted box on a computer screen," Assistant St. Louis County Attorney Vicky Wanta told @adellewhitefoot.
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Dan Lundquist, son of Gordy Lundquist, grew up working with his parents at Gordy's Hi-Hat in Cloquet. “I worked alongside them for many years and you take for granted the little things you learn,” Dan told @Malcomb_PJ.
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Tyler Stevens, age 14, is described as a white male, approximately 5 feet 5 inches tall, with a thin build and blonde hair. He was last seen wearing a Minnesota Vikings jersey, a gray and purple hat and black shoes.
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Elementary teacher Brad Hubred is hoping that by distributing 5,000 blue ribbons and positive messages, the Moose Lake community can come together to make a difference in each other's lives and help prevent suicide through kindness. https://t.co/Onu86Pjs9v
In an effort to bridge a gap between high school students and local mental health services, the Cloquet School District, in partnership with Northern Lights Academy, will offer new day treatment programming to freshmen and sophomore students. https://t.co/m3FgsquY4V
Jamin Paul Beardsley, 45, of Sawyer, is wanted by police for a contempt of court charge related to two ongoing Carlton County criminal cases in which Beardsley is the defendant. Authorities ask anyone who has information on his whereabouts to call 911. https://t.co/HoyISj0PAs
A Minnesota state statute that allows for virtual learning during inclement weather may change the way some local schools operate. https://t.co/wrzf10OStd
Cloquet-based insurance agent Starr Marshall has seen multiple alleged cases of elder abuse throughout her career, one of which inspired Senior Day in Cloquet. https://t.co/B9ts1oijxb
Hey, Northland! If you're looking to do some hiking this summer, be sure to check out the "Happy Trails" series by @duluthnews / brainchild of @adellewhitefoot. https://t.co/g43lMfpyiE
COVID-19 labor shortages are beginning to significantly impact Cloquet area restaurants, with two local establishments announcing this week that they will be closed on Mondays going forward. https://t.co/1i8Fen8WNY
Project labor agreements have been a topic of discussion in the Cloquet City Council since March, with some claiming they discriminate against independent contractors, while others say they help protect local workers. https://t.co/ZHIvDEv6ln