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The wooden chipmunk statue in front of the Wa-Ga-Tha-Ka Resort stands as one of the defining landmarks along the Wabana Road in rural Itasca County. Itâs been there for decades. But in recent years this whimsical woodland creature has quietly and quite unintentionally become a harbinger for the climate future of northern Minnesota. To be clear, this adorable giant chipmunk seeks to spread smiles, not doom. It emerges from its tarp wrappings with a sly grin each spring. The owners decorate it for the Fourth of July. Then, come late fall, the chipmunk returns to its tarp cocoon for another winter. Sometimes, around Halloween, the tarp becomes a ghost costume.
HIBBING â The Arrowhead Area Agency on Aging, in cooperation with HealthForce Minnesota, Essentia Health, Fairview Range, Blue Jacket Career Academy, and Rock Ridge Public Schools, will host an in-person SCRUBS Camp for area high school students on Wednesday, Aug. 4, at Hibbing Community College. The Hibbing camp is geared toward high school level students from Chisholm, Deer River, Floodwood, Grand Rapids-BigFork, Greenway, Hibbing, Hill City, Mesabi East, Mountain Iron-Buhl, Nashwauk-Keewatin, Northland Community School, St. Louis County Schools, and Rock Ridge Public Schools. Scrubs Camp provides students the opportunity to learn about different healthcare professions from healthcare providers through sessions. Sessions will include hands-on opportunities with LifeLink III, dental careers, aging services, medical lab, nursing, and more.
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HIBBING â The Ice Cream Truck is making people smile all across the Range, and owners Trent and Janelle Janezich of Hibbing and their sons Brady and Charlie are loving it. It's a business, Trent Janezich told the Mesabi Tribune, "but to us it is more than that. It is a social enterprise. It is a fun and sometimes funny way of getting people together, building community, creating laughter and enjoyment in people's lives, sharing in conversation. I can't describe how fun, and sometimes funny, it is to drive the truck down the street and see people's expressions, mouths agape at what they just saw. We get a kick out of that." Coming out of COVID-10 pandemic, it is a good opportunity to "build our community back up again to being more social. So we park the truck sometimes at a local park.... families, Little Leaguers, city band, people on the basketball courts all come by the truck and grab a treat...they mill around and chat....they get to know one another again."
Most know that Hibbing was founded on iron mining â built, moved, and rebuilt to accommodate the pursuit of valuable ore used to make 130 years of American steel. But fewer know the story of how Hibbing became the first town in the nation to successfully defy the worldâs largest corporation more than a century ago. Or how the fighting spirit of the town, and its charismatic mayor Victor L. Power, led to achievements we still enjoy today. That’s the story told by author Aaron Brown and independent filmmaker Karl Jacob (Wiiliainen) in their podcast serial “Power in the Wilderness,” which aired recently on local public radio station KAXE-Northern Community Radio, now available as a podcast at PowerInTheWilderness.com.
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HIBBING — Sitting at the instrument panel that controls the projection system, Kevin Milani navigates a complex set of buttons and switches to present a slideshow of the recent construction
More than $249,000 in Culture and Tourism grants awarded across northeastern Minnesota. Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation funds Culture and Tourism grants through taxes paid by Minnesota’s mining industry. Nineteen