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KIRVAN - Memoriam
by Journal Staff
In loving memory of our beloved father and grandfather, Cy Kirvan, who died 31 years ago, Feb. 7. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last; The world’s weary troubles and trials are past. In silence he suffered, in patience he bore; Till God called him home, to suffer no more. Sadly missed by June Bobby Suzie and Jennifer
Looking Back at February 7
by Journal Staff
25 YEARS AGO Lori and Michael Walz of Rochester are proud to announce the arrival of their son, Jonathan Michael, born today, 6 pounds, 1 ounce, 18 7/8 inches. The Falls City Council Monday voted to earmark $10,030 in unallocated federal revenue sharing funds for the construction of a giant thermometer, proposed as a tourist attraction. 40 YEARS AGO A girl, Judy Anne, was born today at La Verendrye Hospital, Fort Frances, to Mr. and Mrs. J...
FHS boys swim meet to start at 4 p.m. Tuesday to avoid caucus conflict
by Journal Staff
In an effort not to conflict with the political caucuses taking place in Minnesota that evening, the Falls boys swimming and diving team will begin Tuesday's home meet against Mesabi East a half hour earlier at 4 p.m., said FHS Athletic Director Don Rolando. Rolando said the Broncos' only home meet this season will start earlier than originally scheduled so that it will be able to conclude by 6 p.m. Other meets that had initially been schedu...
FHS girls hockey team to host quarterfinal game
by Journal Staff
Falls’ girls hockey team will open the Section 7A Tournament at home 7 p.m. Thursday when the No. 4-seeded Broncos host the No. 5 seed, Proctor/Hermantown. In their regular season matchup, the Falls defeated Proctor/Hermantown, 3-2, on Dec. 10 at Bronco Arena. The winner of Thursday’s quarterfinal game advances to the semifinal to be held at 6 p.m. Feb. 14 at the Cloquet Ice Arena against the winner of Thursday’s quarterfinal between No. 1-s...
Police Report - 2/6/12
by Journal Staff
Koochiching County Sheriff’s Office Snowmobile injury: Roger J. Hartsuiker, 41, Hutchinson, was taken Thursday by National Park Service staff from Black Bay, Rainy Lake, where he struck an ice ridge while driving a snowmobile, which rolled. According to the report, he was transferred to an ambulance and taken to the Rainy Lake Medical Center hospital campus. Fire: Darius L. Sessom, 31, Littlefork, was taken by ambulance to the RLMC hospital ...
Loose puck
by Journal staff
The Broncos’ Alyssa Bergstrom (5) goes after a loose puck in front of Eveleth-Gilbert goalie Vicky Fossland (35) in Thursday’s game at Bronco Arena. For more photos, visit www.ifallsjournal.smugmug.com. Staff photo by Kevin Boneske
Looking Back at February 6
by Journal Staff
25 YEARS AGO Dionn Hell and Jim Davison were named 1986-87 Winter Sports queen and king at the coronation at Falls High School Friday. Winners of the local Elks Club Hoop Shoot Saturday were Jeremy Gorden, Andy Shermoen, Andy Bilben, Angela Bilben, Krissie Rostie and Amber Hardwig. 40 YEARS AGO Alex Katrin and Al Renollet emerged as doubles champions in the City Association Bowling Tournament held recently. David Laurion, 11-year-old son ...
Candidate Nolan: America at a tipping point
by LAUREL BEAGER, Editor
Spending isn’t causing America’s economic troubles, according to Rick Nolan. Instead, he said it’s how and on what that money is spent that has caused inequities, which is at the heart of many of the nation’s problems. Nolan, a DFL candidate seeking the 8th District Congressional seat now held by Republican Chip Cravaack, visited with more than a dozen people in International Falls Wednesday on a tour of the northern part of the district. No...
EAS, FAA funding prepped for passage
by LAUREL BEAGER, Editor
U.S. Rep. Chip Cravaack this week signed a conference report which would reauthorize long-term aviation funding levels after years of political gridlock. The report would also ensure that some communities, like International Falls, access Essential Air Service programs, critical to the continuance of commercial air service. The report was provided to the Federal Aviation Administration Air Transportation Modernization and Safety Improvement ...
Kab ice road created for the first time
by Journal staff
A nine-mile ice road on Lake Kabetogama in Voyageurs National Park has been created for the first time ever. The road, which runs between the Kabetogama and Ash River visitor centers, was created in response to interest by the Kabetogama Lake community, according to Mike Ward, VNP superintendent. Ward said he heard from members of the Kabetogama community after an ice road on Rainy Lake was rerouted and lengthened a couple years ago. “What ...
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