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Cloquet Police are seeking help from the public to find those responsible for two break-ins at businesses early Tuesday morning.
At Surplus Depot at 705 Sunnyside Dr., the glass front door was found smashed and two computers, the cash register, knives, swords and other items were stolen, according to Darrin Berg, Cloquet detective.
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Senator Norm Coleman spent the morning last Friday at Cloquet City Hall, discussing health care and small business with area residents and business owners.
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Soon after a car struck and killed a dog just north of Cloquet, the driver added insult to the injury: He filed suit against the family for the damage done to his vehicle.
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Cloquet city administrators got a bit of a jolt Tuesday when an e-mail from Carlton County asked them to provide extremely detailed information about a potential site in downtown Cloquet for a new county health and human services building – by May 16.
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Amanda Rosemore is one person who definitely deserves everything that’s coming to her.
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Carlton County officials were faced with a bit of bad news this week as they gathered for the regular meeting of the Committee of the Whole on Tuesday.
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The weekend of May 10 should be indelibly ingrained in the minds of most of us. After all, it’s the Minnesota fishing season opener, Mother’s Day – and the Annual Letter Carriers National “Stamp Out Hunger” Food Drive.
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ST. PAUL – Tempers occasionally flared, but most legislative negotiators kept their nose to the grindstone Tuesday in an effort to wrap up the 2008 Minnesota Legislature’s work.
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The Carlton County Historical Society seeks volunteers to be part of the summer-long celebration of the Frank Lloyd Wright Gas station 50th anniversary in Cloquet. An information session will be held from 6:30-7:30 p.m., Thursday, May 8, at the Carlton County Historical Society located at 406 Cloquet Avenue in Cloquet.
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ST. PAUL – Passenger air service in rural areas of the upper Midwest would not be harmed by a Northwest-Delta airline merger, a Delta executive said today.
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Over the past two regular meetings, the Cloquet School Board unanimously approved hiring additional teaching staff for the 2007-2008 school year – at a cost of approximately $385,000.
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The Frank Lloyd Wright gas station in Cloquet will get a much-needed makeover just in time to celebrate its 50th anniversary this summer.
The structure, officially known as the R.W. Lindholm Service Station, will get what will eventually amount to a “substantial upgrade,” according to Mike McKinney who, with his family, owns the station and Best Oil Company in Cloquet.
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Work on paving the way for an extension of the Lakehead Pipeline through Carlton County and surrounding areas is moving forward, according to a report given by Mike Harris of the Enbridge Land Department at Monday’s meeting of the Carlton County Board.
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A scuffle broke out between two groups of teens in a residential Cloquet neighborhood Tuesday afternoon.
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Students finishing fifth and sixth grade in Carlton will all step up to the high school building next fall.
Carlton School Board members approved moving the sixth grade from the South Terrace building to the Carlton High School building at a regular meeting April 21. The move makes South Terrace a K-5 school and Carlton High School, 6-12.
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A deputy sheriff was waiting for Leif Kamunen when he and his girlfriend pulled out of the Carlton driveway on Friday morning in her grandfather’s red Tacoma pickup truck.
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ST. PAUL – Taxes would fall for a third of Minnesota homeowners in a House Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party property tax proposal.
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ST. PAUL — The Internal Revenue Service has begun to transfer economic stimulus payments to millions of Americans’ bank accounts.
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A 51-year-old Cloquet man was found Thursday in Koochiching County after being missing for almost 11 hours.
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A referendum on Tuesday, May 20, will determine whether Barnum Elementary School students will be able to spread out in a much-needed addition in the near future.
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The eyes of the state's medical community were on Esko High School graduate Joanna Burns last Thursday.
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Maternal instincts run strong
Wendy Johnson
Every year it’s the same thing. Around the first of May, I get that unsettled feeling in the pit of my stomach.
Makers
The power to make up your own life
posted on 05.08.08
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![Minnesota Senator Norm Coleman shares a laugh with Cloquet area residents and small business owners last Friday at Cloquet City Hall. Coleman made the stop to talk health care insurance and discuss the recently introduced Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP] Act, a bill he co-authored, which would provide relief to small businesses.](http://www.cloquetmn.com/gfx/photos/thumbs/NORM.JPG "Minnesota Senator Norm Coleman shares a laugh with Cloquet area residents and small business owners last Friday at Cloquet City Hall. Coleman made the stop to talk health care insurance and discuss the recently introduced Small Business Health Options Program (SHOP] Act, a bill he co-authored, which would provide relief to small businesses.")
