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Erickson, 92, died Saturday, June 27, 1998 at the Falls Good Samaritan Center where he has resided since 1987.
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Kruse named American Legion commander, By Tom Laventure, Staff Writer
Allen Kruse has hardly settled after one month as the new Koochiching County Veterans Service Officer, when he was installed Tuesday as commander of the International Falls, William Robideau Post 66.
Dissell teaches biology at Falls High School. Gerald Sumner is at St. Mary's Medical Center in Duluth recovering from back surgery and would appreciate hearing from friends.
Sons of Norway lodge awards scholarship
Dorothy Johnson received a scholarship from the Vinland Lodge, Sons of Norway, International Falls, to attend an instrumental band camp.
Airport runway dip to get temporary fix, By Tom Laventure, Staff Writer
The International Falls-Koochiching County Airport Commission met Wednesday to discuss a temporary runway repair and future construction projects.
Estate of:John Joseph Bartkowski
Notice and order of hearing on Petition for probate of will and appointment of co-personal representatives and notice to creditors District court Probate Division ninth judicial district Court File No.
Certificate Of Assumed Name, Riverside Glassworks
Certificate Of Assumed Name Minnesota Secretary of State Minnesota Statutes Chapter 333 The filing of an assumed name does not provide a user with exclusive rights to that name.
Included in that total was Tasha L. Stoiber, a senior enrolled in biological sciences, who earned a 4.0 grade point average.
"Lest we forget" usually refers to the consequences of war. But in this case, it should serve to remind us that there are people we rely upon each day to keep us safe.
Also I am an advocate for the mentally ill. Staff who are caring for these individuals need intensive training in giving 'Respect' and 'Dignity' toward clients, the mentally ill.
State aims to increase recycling rate, By Tom Laventure, Staff Writer
Minnesota recycles 41 percent of its trash and that admirable achievement is the second best rate of recycling in the country, according to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency.
Robert Horton receives award, By Tom Laventure, Staff Writer
A local man is one of 12 recipients across Canada to receive the 2008 National Aboriginal Role Model award from the National Aboriginal Health Organization.
Lawyers seem to be the only winners so far in a squabble between International Falls and Koochiching County officials.
"Look What's Cookin' at Your Library!" If you haven't been to the library and the junior room in particular, stop in and see what we have cooking for you and your children this summer.
Cloud State University. Brooke A. Braaten was named to the North Dakota State University spring semester dean's list at St.
Backus/AB roof project: Gettin' it done
I just completed a fascinating book with some interesting analogies to the Backus/AB complex.
Northland Counseling Center has recently hired Amie Black as a therapist in the International Falls office.
Couple donates RV to Peta, Tom Laventure, Staff Writer
International Falls became a rendezvous point for an unusual donation Friday, when Indus residents Joe Guastafeste and Bront Jornod donated a recreational vehicle to the People for the Ethical Treatment of ...
Audit: City in good shape, By Laurel Beager, Editor
Overall, the city of International Falls is in good financial shape. That's how accountant Dave Cronin, of Miller McDonald Inc., concluded a report on the city's annual audit Monday.
Ranier City Council is expected to take action on a variety of issues when it meets at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Ranier Community Building.