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Earl Martin Rogers, Jr., 85 of Duluth, died peacefully Wednesday, Dec. 7th at Essentia St. Mary’s with his family by his side. Earl was born March 20th, 1937 in Boston, MA to Earl M. and Kathleen Rogers Sr.

The Northland chapter members urged the Superior City Council to sponsor a resolution to urge the U.S. to eliminate its nuclear arsenal.

Jeffrey Bell has been named dean of Bemidji State University’s College of Individual and Community Health.

Written By: Superior Telegram | × Fire destroyed a home in Foxboro Friday, July 23. The Town of Superior Fire Department responded to the structure fire on Polish Road at about 12:46 a.m., according to Fire Chief Darryl Fiegle. No injuries were reported. The first units on the scene confirmed all occupants were safely out of the building. The two-story wood structure was fully involved when firefighters arrived, with fire spreading to a power pole and vehicle to the rear of the building. Th...

VIRGINIA — Black smoke rose from downtown Virginia late Friday morning as crews battled a fire in the upper floor of a building between two longtime businesses in the city. Multiple fire departments responded to the fire around 10:55 a.m. between Pep’s Bake Shop and Rocks The Jewelers on the 300 block of Chestnut Street. Firefighters attempted to reach the fire from the inside but safety concerns halted those plans. Flames roared through the top of the building, evacuating nearby busi...

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Fox21Online May 31, 2021 DULUTH, Minn. — In Duluth on the Lake Walk today, Grandmothers for Peace and Veterans for Peace gathered to draw attention to both the human and financial costs of war. They set up signs citing numbers from a Brown University study called “The Costs of War Project” that analyzed how many people have been affected by conflicts and how much money was spent on the military and defense budget since 9/11. The two groups shared why they believe both America and the rest...

Fox21Online The Northland Chapter of the Red Cross is assisting those displaced tenants with lodging and necessities. February 28, 2021 VIRGINIA, Minn.- An investigation is underway after an apartment building in downtown Virginia went up in flames Sunday morning. All tenants inside the apartment at the time of the fire got out alive without injuries. The cause of that fire is still under investigation by the state fire marshal. “We ask anybody that has any info to come forward, that has any...