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City considers funding options for streets
NASHWAUK - Improvements could be coming to eight city streets and several blocks in Nashwauk.
CHISHOLM - Area women opened their hearts and their checkbooks during Comments (0)
HCC hosts Voyageurs
HIBBING - If the Hibbing Community College women's basketball team wants to improve to 5-0 in the Northern Division, they must contain a Rash. Comments (0)
A camp for quilters
Dozens of quilters gather at the Hibbing Park Hotel for a January quilt camp.
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A camp for quilters
Dozens of quilters gather at the Hibbing Park Hotel for a January quilt camp.
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Essar Work Progressing
U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar visits the site of Essar Steel Minnesota for a tour and an update on construction progress.
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Students Tour Hibbing Public Utilities
Hibbing High School students tour the facility as part of their science education.
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Nuts about Nutcrackers
A Nashwauk man collects nutcrackers and has amassed dozens of the figurines.
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Santa visits students
Santa and Mrs. Claus made a visit to students at Washington Elementary School during a holiday sing-along.
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Children at the Hibbing Public Library decorated a gingerbread house and made gingerbread kids.
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Santa in Nashwauk
The Nashwauk Area Chamber of Commerce hosts its annual visit from Santa Claus.
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Northern Lights Ensemble performs
The Northern Lights Ensemble performed Christmas carols at the Hibbing Park Hotel during a Rotary Club meeting.
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Hibbing Community Senior Center Holiday Tea & Cookie Contest 2011
The Hibbing Community Senior Center held it's 43rd annual Holiday Tea & Cookie Contest 2011 this week. See photos and a full story at www.hibbingmn.com
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The Assumption School choir preformed Christmas carols at Guardian Angels.
Lyle D. Wakeman
Lyle D. Wakeman, 76, Nashwauk, died Wednesday, January 25, 2012, at Heritage Manor in Chisholm. Comments (0)
- Jan 27 Alice Ann Goertzen Comments (0)
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- Jan 27 Joseph Thomas Davis Comments (0)
Getting people back to work continues to be my top priority for the 2012 legislative session. Despite some welcome signs that our state's economy is beginning to stabilize after a long and painful recession, Minnesota still faces a serious jobs deficit. That is why I am determined to work with Gov. Dayton to pass a jobs plan to get Minnesotans back to work. Comments (0)
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