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Earl Martin Rogers, Jr. - Vimarsana News

Earl Martin Rogers, Jr.

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.

Grandmothers for Peace seeks local support to eliminate nuclear weapons - Vimarsana News

Grandmothers for Peace seeks local support to eliminate nuclear weapons

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 named dean for BSU's College of Individual and Community Health - Vimarsana News

Jeffrey Bell named dean for BSU's College of Individual and Community Health

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

Blaze destroys Foxboro home | Superior Telegram - Vimarsana News

Blaze destroys Foxboro home | Superior Telegram

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. The Town of Superior Fire Department responded with an engine, rescue, tanker and six personnel. An ad...

Fire impacts businesses, residents in downtown Virginia - Vimarsana News

Fire impacts businesses, residents in downtown Virginia

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 businesses and closing off a block of downtown Virginia as crews fought the blaze and bystanders took ph...