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No-Fault Divorce Henry Wadsworth Longfellow starts his poem “Paul Revere’s Ride” by describing the famous midnight ride “on the eighteenth of April, in Seventy-Five: Hardly a man is now alive who remembers that famous day and year.” I do remember the famous change in Minnesota’s divorce law that occurred on the fifteenth of March in seventy- four: hardly a person is now alive who remembers that famous day and year.

Measuring Climate, Part 2 Last week, I talked about the Cooperative Observer Program, run by the National Weather Service, a network critical to recording and understanding the diverse climate of the United States. In Lake County there are currently four or five active stations, and historically as many as seven– although some of these were of short duration.

Last week nurses Lake View Hospital & Clinics who are part of the Minnesota Nurses Association (MNA) union picketed in support of MNA nurses in Duluth, both at Essentia and St. Luke’s, who are in contract negotiations. Not all nurses who work at Lake View are part of the MNA union.

Jenna Udenberg Friends, Family, and Complete Strangers. Recently I have been blessed with the gift of time and acts of service from friends, family, and complete strangers.

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by Ron Brochu/BusinessNorth Twin Metals Minnesota (TMM) on Monday filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court, Washington D.C., to regain access to land leases that the company and its predecessors have held since the 1960s.

Forrest Johnson Editor’s note: We will return to the adventures of Tony’s Underwater Limousine Service, the reluctant editor, God and Hell Yes!, the old pilot and the Great March for Community Newspapers. In the meantime: Stream of Consciousness #1749 Hal, the Camp Shack robotic portable butchering unit, complete with headlights and protective shield, was determined to lead a small revolt that would have meant many bad things for the fellows in the deer camps across Lake County.