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Angry mother vows to keep looking into son's death
Sally Zamlen is clear about her anger over how the St. Paul police investigated the death of her son, Daniel.
Former Owens Inc. to be resurrected
Both divisions of the former Owens Inc. in Shawano are set to open under new names and new ownership in the next few months, bringing jobs back to an area heavily impacted by job losses in the last two years.
The Wage Subsidy Program is helping Northland businesses hire. About 70 new jobs have been created, within about 40 companies.
A trial date has been set for Jesaiah Carlson, the Two Harbors man accused of first degree murder.
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Global recession means terrible year for taconite
Global recession means terrible year for taconite CHARLES RAMSAY Mesabi Daily News VIRGINIA, Minn.
Mesabi Range offers wind technician training
Mesabi Range Community & Technical College 12/18/2009 Eveleth, MN- Mesabi Range Community & Technical College today announced that it has received an equipment donation valued at $300,000 from Clipper Windpower, a premier U.S. wind turbine manufacturing company.
After a four-hour drive from Chaska, Laverne and Babs Wheeler park their red minivan -- odometer nearing 229,000 miles -- in front of a pale-yellow brick building on Broadway Avenue.
Law firm stood up for powerless workers
When Paul Sprenger was a young law student, he thought his bread would be "buttered with a regular payday from a large business law firm." But Sprenger said representing business clients "left me kind of cold." So he created his own firm with two other lawyers in Minneapolis and quickly became a thorn in the side of corporate America.
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Eveleth Clown Band Prepares For Chrismas City Parade
We're only a few days away from the 51st annual Christmas City of the North Parade.
 The long lived march through downtown Duluth gives people from Minnesota, Wisconsin common ground to show off the best of their towns.
 
 Dave Anderson profiles a Range band that keeps the crowd smiling.
MPCA hits Minn. ethanol producer with $425k penalty
A central Minnesota ethanol producer has been tagged with a $425,000 civil penalty by state environmental regulators for a host of violations at its production facility.
Women's policy event scheduled in Eveleth
Eveleth Campus will be hosting a Northland Women's Policy Forum on Saturday, November 7 from 12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. This event is occurring as a large partnership between the Rural Women's Leadership Project, the Office on the Economic Status of Women, Mesabi Range College Phi Theta Kappa, AEOA, The White House Project, Blandin, and Women's ...
MSU engineers Iron Range program
A new agreement with two-year colleges in Minnesota's Iron Range area will allow engineering students to work directly with real-world engineers while earning a four-year mechanical engineering degree from Minnesota State University.
$4.5 Million Approved For Iron Range Projects
It was like Christmas came early on the Iron Range Thursday. The Iron Range Resources board approved almost $4.5 million in funding for range based projects.
Projects On The Iron Range Need State Dollars
Every two years communities across Minnesota prepare their wish lists for state Legislators as they consider projects to fund in their bonding bill.
East Bethel approves 2010-2014 priorities for parks, trails and roads projects
This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Staff writer The East Bethel City Council Oct.
Pequot Lakes Boys Take Third, Girls Fourth at Eveleth
The Pequot Lakes Boys' and Girls' Cross Country teams placed third and fourth respectively at the Eveleth-Gilbert Invitational on Thursday September 17.
By Jane Laskey jlaskey@stcloudtimes.com When the lively sounds of the concertina kick off Masses this weekend, they will carry on a decidedly Minnesota tradition: the polka Mass.
Dakota County to pave 320th to Hwy. 3
Residents and Northfield officials hope that a $2.4 million reconstruction project planned for 320th Street will help unsnarl traffic on the north side of the city.