Carlton County, Dontcha Know: Inside the Cloquet Forestry Center
Sep. 1—CLOQUET — Happy Friday!
Carlton County recently received a two-year $150,000 grant from the Northland Foundation to analyze its response to domestic violence incidents.
Reporter Jess Waldbillig found out more about what officials hope to accomplish
during the course of the study.
And there will be a Labor Day Parade in Cloquet on Monday.
Take a look at our community calendar
to find a full slate of activities on the docket.
Here are some more stories for your consideration this week:
At the Cloquet Forestry Center's open house Aug. 23,
community members got to learn more about the research that takes place there by taking a trip into the woods.
In this week's Northland Nature column,
Larry Weber writes
about how humans are not the only ones who notice the berries of the season.
The Lumberjacks will look to a new set of players to hold the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball this season.
Reporter Reagan Hoverman has the details.
In prep sports action,
the Esko and Cloquet-Carlton girls soccer teams
ended a match Tuesday, Aug. 29 in a 1-1 draw.
* Starting Friday, Sept. 1 (today!),
the Cloquet Public Library is no longer collecting fines.
* At the Monday, Aug. 28, meeting,
the Cloquet School Board approved adding boys and girls lacrosse.
Both teams will start play in the spring.
* Brickyard Days organizers
have moved the Wrenshall event to September.
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