06/19/2008 12:00 AM The Marshall H. and Nellie Alworth Memorial Fund has awarded $2.1 million in scholarships for the 2008-09 academic year to 472 students in northeastern Minnesota. Those from Carlton County include Brittany Bauer of Carlton, Brandie Lundquist of Wrenshall, Matthew Ellison and Kelsey Lund of Cloquet, and Laura Mills of Esko.
06/19/2008 12:00 AM The Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College Foundation announced Spring Semester 2008 scholarships were awarded to 45 current students at the college. Scholarship recipients are selected through a competitive process, based on established criteria.
06/19/2008 12:00 AM The College of St. Scholastica is offering high school students and their families a free opportunity to learn more about applying for college and financial aid during the 15th annual Minnesota Private College Week, June 23-27.
06/12/2008 12:00 AM Seeing eighth- and ninth-graders with bandanas and spray cans is probably not what local business people like to see, but on Memorial Day, these kids were invited. A group of enthusiastic artists from Wrenshall were brought by their art teacher, Ann Carlander, on a creative mission, volunteering to do a major art project.
06/12/2008 12:00 AM Did you know the month of May was “Better Speech and Hearing Month?” With that in mind, a junior at the Cloquet High School worked hard to obtain a video phone for his school.
06/12/2008 12:00 AM Katrina Korman, a junior at Cloquet High School, and Jeffrey Fahland, a junior at Wrenshall High School, have been awarded the title of “Minnesota Scholar of Distinction in Science” by the Minnesota Department of Education. They are among 14 science students statewide who will receive this award.
The Scholars of Distinction in Science recognizes and acknowledges exceptional accomplishment, achievement, and performance in science. It is conferred by the Minnesota Department of Education.
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![Churchill Elementary fourth-graders Anders Pertler and Jessica Stone consider their pelts and regalia and whatever else they might need to “purchase” during a reenactment of the fur trade between the “Ojibwe” and the “Voyageurs” on Cloquet’s Dunlap Island last Wednesday. [Lisa Baumann / Pine Journal]](http://www.pinejournal.com/gfx/photos/thumbs/Lead.jpg "Churchill Elementary fourth-graders Anders Pertler and Jessica Stone consider their pelts and regalia and whatever else they might need to “purchase” during a reenactment of the fur trade between the “Ojibwe” and the “Voyageurs” on Cloquet’s Dunlap Island last Wednesday. [Lisa Baumann / Pine Journal]")
