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  • Death Notices

    Pine Knot News|May 14, 2021

    Robert Vernon Schultz, 90, of Carlton died March 2, 2021, at Augustana Health Care Center, Moose Lake. Graveside service: 10 a.m. Saturday, May 15 in Atkinson Cemetery. A Celebration of Life will follow, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Salem Hall in Mahtowa. Gail Louise Anderson died Nov. 8, 2020. Visitation: 10 a.m. until an 11 a.m. memorial service Saturday, May 22 at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. Inurnment will be at New Calvary Cemetery, followed by a luncheon in the church social hall. Ray Bruce Dickison died Nov. 24, 2020, at Cloquet Community M...

  • Bulldogs explode in rout over Wrens

    Kerry Rodd|May 14, 2021

    Things were tight through the first couple of innings during the Carlton and Wrenshall baseball game Tuesday. That changed in the top of the third when the Bulldogs plated 12 runs and eventually coasted to a 21-2 win at Braun Park. "I thought their pitcher (Zeke Rousseau) pitched well for them at the beginning," said Carlton coach Ryan Schmidt. "I also thought our starter, Joey Solomon, did a nice job in his three innings pitched. He struck out three and just did a nice job." The offensive...

  • Carlton outstrikes Wrenshall in dramatic duel

    Kerry Rodd|May 14, 2021

    When Carlton's Abby Mitchell and Wrenshall's Brooke Kent took to the mound Tuesday night, not many people could have predicted the insane numbers the pair would put up in the strikeout department. The two combined for 35 strikeouts in a 6-1 Bulldog victory over the Wrens at Cloquet's Braun Park. "I expected Abby to be around the plate hard in practice and that hard work is paying off," said first-year Carlton coach Brent Pokornowski of his freshman pitcher. "She has worked hard in practice and t...

  • Hot start propels South Ridge over Esko

    Kerry Rodd|May 14, 2021

    A five-run first inning helped to propel South Ridge to an impressive 8-6 road win over host Esko last Thursday night. "We knew going into the game that we had to get some runs on the board early," said first-year Panthers coach Aaron Weber. "We had a few big hits in the first inning and maybe caught them off guard a bit, which doesn't happen much to Esko." Connor Bushbaum, Jackson O'Bey, Aaron Bennett, Carter Anderson and Austin Josephson all scored in the first inning to help kickstart the...

  • Wilderness blitzed by hot Aberdeen

    Kerry Rodd|May 14, 2021

    There’s a saying in the sports world that stats don’t lie. The Minnesota Wilderness found that out firsthand as red-hot Aberdeen flew into town for games Friday and Saturday. The Wings came into the weekend sporting a gaudy record, a potent offense, a stingy defense and they proved their mettle with a 7-1 win on Friday and a 7-2 rout on Saturday over the hometown Wilderness. “Overall they have a very deep roster that plays extremely disciplined in their structure,” said Wilderness coach Jon Val...

  • Boys keep at it on club volleyball court

    Jana Peterson|May 14, 2021

    Two steps forward, one step back. After bouncing back from a 2020 season nixed by the pandemic, the state's 5-year-old boys volleyball league faced another setback Tuesday when the 48-member legislative body of the Minnesota State High School League members did not approve a request to sanction the sport. Cloquet coach Kelsey Motzko had been hoping it would pass this time. "I think it's been a long time coming," she said. "The interest is there." While the majority of the representatives voted...

  • Celebrate a day for differences

    Anne Dugan|May 14, 2021

    There is a day for most everything now – if you visit nationaltoday.com, you’ll see that today, Friday, is National Buttermilk Biscuit Day, National Dance Like a Chicken Day, National Underground America day and National Decency Day. It is also Apraxia Awareness Day. Count from 1 to 10 as fast as you can. Now switch the numbers 4 and 8 and see how fast you can count. For people with verbal apraxia, that is how it feels to talk. There is a motor mapping issue in the brain that makes exp...

  • Wright/Cromwell news

    Jennie K. Hanson|May 14, 2021

    It’s that time again when we need to meet to decide what events we are having at this year’s Wrong Days in Wright celebration. Here’s a summary of last Wednesday’s meeting minutes: Planning: Linda Kalli contacted several vendors to see if they are interested in attending Wrong Days. Linda sent a donation request to Fond du Lac for a stay at Black Bear. Linda asked Rick Gresczyk to follow up with them. Linda contacted George Burton regarding fireworks. They are available to do the show. We chos...

  • Upraising the roof

    Jana Peterson|May 14, 2021

    Workers for Andrew Elias Enterprises tackled one of their more challenging roofing jobs last month when they repaired part of the roof at Our Savior's Lutheran Church in Cloquet. Our Savior's pastor Chris Hill said the roof had some wind damage from two storms in 2020 that necessitated the repairs, which are now complete....

  • Fading Beauties

    May 14, 2021

    Photographer Dana Malkovich loves to visit Jay Cooke State Park, especially at this time of year when the first wildflowers of spring line the park's trails. "One needs a sharp eye," he said, "because the blossoms are not as large or showy as our garden flowers, and they often last no longer than a few days." The hepatica are his favorite, which makes sense for a retired physician. They are named "because of a supposed resemblance of the leaves to the lobes of a liver ... The blossoms come in...