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SUPERIOR — It’s good to be back!
Although I have to admit I’m not very excited about the sub-zero temperatures predicted for this weekend. Hopefully the weather doesn’t dampen turnout at the
which kicks off today.
Here are more headlines for you to scope out:
Contributed / Laura Plewa
The Eastman family tragically lost two members recently, 19-year-old Hailey, and retired K-9 officer Marik.
Family friend Laura Plewa started a GoFundMe page for the Eastmans — Superior Police Sgt. Nick Eastman, St. Luke’s registered nurse Amanda Eastman and their daughter Hannah. In less than a week,
community members have donated more than $80,000.
My thoughts and prayers go out to the Eastmans.
Maria Lockwood / Superior Telegram
Customers of
can now sit and sip a glass of wine at the shop. The city council approved a liquor license for the establishment in December.
That’s not the only change for the business. Founder Kim Moen has sold the enterprise to her cousin, Donna Lorenz.
Amy Arntson / Cloquet Pine Journal
The Spartans showed off their sharpshooting skills
Tuesday, Jan. 24, as they notched a 66-23 victory over the Cloquet Lumberjacks.
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