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Comments on the environmental assessment worksheet related to the Keetac Tailings Storage Facility Project can be submitted by mail or email.
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Iron Rangers are concerned about the future of the facility because U.S. Steel estimated an $814 million cost to comply with the state's wild rice sulfate standard.
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Mayor Michael Labine allegedly turned on and off a water valve at least once a year for over a decade without paying the associated fees.
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The Itasca County early childhood program was long supported by the Blandin Foundation. A new model may be on the horizon, but for now, cuts are needed.
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While there haven't been many cases of sign theft in Keewatin, Grand Rapids reports a spike in political sign thefts compared to past presidential election years.
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Pam Brons, William Hendricks, Barb Kalmi, Wayne LaBine, Marjorie Sella and Don Warwas are running for I.S.D. 319, Nashwauk-Keewatin, School Board.
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On the heels of reports that President Joe Biden was set to block the U.S. Steel sale, its chief executive threatened to close plants and move its headquarters.
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United Way of Northeastern Minnesota has a Day of Action in Keewatin on June 14 and United Way of 1000 Lakes will be in Marble on June 21 for its Day of Action. Volunteers and community projects are needed for both events.