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Man charged with killing former Minnesota House speaker is due back in court after delay

US Politics · United States

Man charged with killing former Minnesota House speaker is due back in court after delay

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Citadel Credit Union to open a branch in Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia

Citadel Credit Union to open a branch in Philadelphia

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

UWCHLAN TOWNSHIP — Citadel Credit Union will be expanding its physical footprint. The Chester County-based credit union has announced plans to open a new branch in Philadelphia. Citadel has signed a lease for the branch — at 7557-61 Haverford Ave., in the Overbrook Park neighborhood of Philadelphia. The expansion marks the beginning of a “bold new chapter in community-centered banking,” according to a press release announcing the new branch. The…See the Story

Holyoke Home Destroyed by Fire

Cloquet · Cloquet

Holyoke Home Destroyed by Fire

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

HOLYOKE — An unoccupied Holyoke home was destroyed by a fire Tuesday night. The Carlton County Sheriff’s Office responded to a call at approximately 9:50 p.m. of a fire in the 1000 block of North Holyoke Drive in Holyoke Township. Deputies arrived to find the home engulfed in flames, according to a sheriff's office news release. Contact was made with the property owners, who were away at the time of the fire. The house was deemed a total loss. T…See the Story

Smith sentenced to eight years

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Former Danville native Deondre Smith pleaded guilty to Aggravated Driving Under the Influence – Death of One Person, a class 2 felony, on May 15.Fentanyl · Danville See the Story

CARBON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AGENDA

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College graduates 25th peace officer class

Seventeen students graduated from the Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College Criminal Justice/Peace Officer Skills program last Friday, June 27. This is the 25th group of students to participate in the program at FDLTCC and the majority of this year's graduates are completing the program with conditional offers at agencies across the region. The Les Northrup Leadership Award, voted on by...Cloquet · Cloquet Read Article

Thrifters turn old into new ... and useful

Walk into Tony and Tara Venditto's dining room, and you'll see that almost everything in sight was thrifted. From the hardwood table and chairs, to the chandelier and crafting cabinet, to the oil paintings on the wall, the Vendittos have crafted their personal style using almost exclusively thrifted items. Thrifting provides new life for items, and a community for thrifters. The...Cloquet · Cloquet Read Article

Notes from the Small Pond: Oldness

If I was old, which I ain’t, but if I was I’d probably say something an Old Person would say and make a point about how the now fully institutionalized and systemic cultural zeitgeist devalues critical thinking in favor of emotional advocacy. Thanks to The Zucks and the echo-chamber-rally-’round-the flagpole-Group-Think social media operationally and financially depends upon, Critical ThinkingCloquet · Cloquet Read Article

Summer concert series returns

After a one-year hiatus due to construction, the free Hot Summer Nights Concert Series returns to Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College next week. The three-week series will take place on Thursdays at 7 p.m. from July 10 to July 24. All concerts will be held rain or shine under the covered dome of the college's amphitheater. Concertgoers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets, or...Cloquet · Cloquet Read Article

Marriage license changes are here

The Carlton County Recorder’s Office vital records department is informing residents of two important state updates to the marriage license process. Effective July 1, the marriage license fee will increase to $125 statewide. Effective Aug. 1, both applicants will be required to sign the marriage license certificate. Previously, no signatures were required from the applicants. This new requirement...Cloquet · Cloquet Read Article

Letter: Protesting Medicaid cuts isn't a crime

I was outraged to see images of elderly Americans, some in wheelchairs, being zip-tied and detained for peacefully protesting cuts to Medicaid at the U.S. Capitol. These people were not threats to public safety. These were vulnerable citizens, many with disabilities, exercising their constitutional right to speak out against policies that threaten their survival. Is this what our country has come...Cloquet · Cloquet Read Article

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