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After years of looking for a more economical way to distribute the school paper, Esko school board members approved a move to a digital-only newspaper starting in January. That means community members will no longer receive a paper copy of the Esko's Corner paper produced and distributed by Esko Community Education. The move is expected to save the school district thousands in printing and postage costs.
Esko isn't the only local school making the move: Wrenshall switched to a digital paper effective this month.
"It's not only the cost, but it's trying to find somebody locally that will print...