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Body found in search for former Mountain Iron man

BEMIDJI — Law enforcement on Thursday recovered the body of an adult male from a lake bordering the west edge of Bemidji. It was discovered during a follow-up search for a former Mountain Iron man, MaRead the rest of "Body found in search for former Mountain" ...

Former Eveleth man: Son beaten by daycare provider

THIEF RIVER FALLS, Minn. — The father of a four-year-old boy in Thief River Falls say a daycare owner there beat his son this week, leaving him bruised and black-eyed.Read the rest of "Former Eveleth man: Son beaten by daycar" ...

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More than $17,000 in utilities left unpaid

CHISHOLM — The Chisholm City Council has voted to clear its books of more than $17,000 in unpaid utilities for the years of 2009-2010. ...

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$800 million bonding bill fails

ST. PAUL – An $800 million bonding bill that included seven Range projects failed on a 76 to 56 vote Friday. Bonding bills require a super majority o ...

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"Why Treaties Matter" with our Partner Bois Forte Museum

 Visit Bois Forte Heritage Museum! They have been a HUGE partner and resource for us with our new permanent exhibits. We've just put out a grant to fund the installation of it, so we're keeping our fingers crossed! In the meantime, living and loving nature the way that most Iron Rangers do, Treaties do Matter. Review of "Why Treaties Matter" by Mai Vang, Curator The exhibit was extraordinarily informative. ...

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I received furs in the mail! My exhibit team and I are working on renovating our permanent exhibit. One of the stations we wanted to have is a tactile, touchable, station where visitors can feel different kinds of fur. ...

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