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Archives for March 2016

Washington reporter who dissed Red Lake County will move to Red Lake County

Bob CollinsBob Collins March 6, 2016, 7:58 AM Mar 6, 2016
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There’s so much lovely irony in the news today that Washington Post columnist Christopher Ingraham has decided to move to Red Lake County in Minnesota. Newcomers spend a lifetime trying to find welcoming souls in the state, and all Ingraham had to do was write something nasty about the place. Read more →

Politics

Romney’s nine digs at Donald Trump

Tracy MumfordTracy Mumford March 3, 2016, 6:10 PM Mar 3, 2016
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Mitt Romney stepped into the fray of the 2016 presidential race today with a speech aimed straight at Donald Trump, the Republican frontrunner. Read more →

Health

The art of the obituary: The special ed teacher

Bob CollinsBob Collins March 3, 2016, 8:56 AM Mar 3, 2016
9

In our growing collection, we’ve read plenty of powerful essays on the nature of mental health, depression, and suicide, but we’re hard pressed to recall one as powerful as that for Aletha Pinnow, who took her own life in Duluth last month.
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Arts & Culture

So long, Sweet Lou

Bob CollinsBob Collins March 2, 2016, 10:28 AM Mar 2, 2016
3

Louella Mae Snider provided the soundtrack for one of the best bars in America. Read more →

Health

Ontario man finishes 300-mile trek carrying an oxygen tank and his grief

Bob CollinsBob Collins March 1, 2016, 7:07 AM Mar 1, 2016
1

North of Thunder Bay, Ontario yesterday, Norman Shewaybick kept a promise to his wife. He would drag an oxygen tank on a toboggan more than 300 miles, an oxygen tank that would have saved her life had the nursing station not run out. Read more →

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