Articles from the April 10, 2020 edition
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We miss you, library patrons, but we still have plenty to offer while we are all sheltering at home. Many of these web pages require a library card, but don’t worry, if you don’t have a card you can apply for one online. There is a link on the car...
Wrenshall News: Wrenshall getting through change in education
Some of the funniest memes I’ve seen lately have revolved around parents having to share in their children’s day-to-day education and learning. Nobody seems to be questioning the summer break tha...
Pandemic lifelines: Think you might be sick? Call first
Community Memorial Hospital and the CMH Raiter Clinic are asking people who think they should be tested to call the Nurse Hotline at 218-499-6799. A nurse will help decide whether or not someone should be tested, and arrange a time to come to the... Full story
Pandemic lifelines: Domestic violence help
A statewide crisis hotline called Day One helps people suffering from domestic abuse at home: Call 866-223-1111 or text 612-399-9995. Locally, the Fond du Lac Human Services Division is providing supportive services at the Brookston, Cloquet, and... Full story
Pandemic lifelines: How to help
There are many ways to help out locally. Following are just a few. COVID-19 Local Relief Fund The United Way of Carlton County created an emergency fund called the COVID-19 Local Relief Fund. The... Full story
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
Despite a "stay at home" order from the governor in order to slow the spread of COVID-19 cases in the state, spring as we've always known it, does go on in Carlton County, like snow melt this week in...
Duluth Diocese extends COVID-19 measures through May 4
On April 14, Diocesan Administrator Father James B. Bissonette extended the measures the Diocese of Duluth has taken in response to the COVID-19 pandemic through May 4. In a letter to the clergy and faithful of the diocese, Father Bissonette said... Full story
