Articles from the April 19, 2019 edition

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 By Dylan Kelly    Outdoors    April 19, 2019

Sparks, youth and you

My life in high school revolved around the circus. Not the traveling, professional, three-ring type of circus that may come to mind. But rather Circus Juventas, a nonprofit youth performing arts program in St. Paul. I would walk down to a large...

 

Take the plunge into water monitoring!

Well, I did it. I took the plunge! The water's great and I aim to help keep it that way! No, I didn't literally jump into the water, especially this time of year! Brrrrrr! But after thinking about it... Full story

 
 By Jody Acers    Sports    April 19, 2019

Looking Back: Evolution of an Aquaduck

A young girl sits in the dark silence, the only light the aura of the aqua green water a few feet away from her. It's humid; and in a moment a deep, loud voice booms: "And now, ladies and gentlemen,...

 
 By Kerry Rodd    Sports    April 19, 2019

Mother Nature derails spring sports ... again

A couple of weeks ago it looked like the spring sports season would be right on track. Then colder-than-average temperatures and an April snowstorm combined to cause cancellations and set schedules...

 
 By Dan Reed    News    April 19, 2019

Utility tax court settlements continue to affect county

According to a press release from Carlton County board of commissioners chair Dick Brenner, as of April 12 the Great Lakes Gas Transmission 2019 and Enbridge Pipelines Southern Lights Line Pollution Control Exemption 2018 cases have been finalized...

 
 By Bret Baker    Outdoors    April 19, 2019

Folsom Prison turkeys

Johnny Cash startled me awake. My eyes tried to adjust to the ray of light pouring onto the ceiling. Sometime during the night, my phone had fallen halfway under the bed, adding to my confusion. "I...

 

One game, one win

After three postponements, the Cloquet varsity baseball team finally got to play their first game of the season Tuesday at Wade Stadium in Duluth, where they beat Denfeld 8-4. Senior Jon Baker was...

 

Lumberjack golfers ready to hit the links

The Cloquet-Esko boys and girls golf teams are ready to hit the links for the upcoming 2019 high school season. Fresh off a fourth-place finish a year ago at the Boys Class AA state golf tournament, t...

 
 By Jana Peterson    News    April 19, 2019

Wrenshall, Carlton co-op football remains unsettled

Spirits were high as the Carlton school board meeting kicked off Monday, as parents and staff, along with students from both Carlton and Wrenshall, packed into the high school library for a meeting...

 

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