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New historical society director seeks to uplift untold histories (opens the original)
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CLOQUET — For Thomlin Swan, the new director of the Carlton County Historical Society, history is a question of whose history is being prioritized and celebrated, whose history has been marginalized, and how those stories can inform a person’s sense of identity. “I think a really big part of that is what histories get recorded, what histories get remembered, what histories get sort of shared and uplifted and displayed and celebrated,” they said. Although Swan, who started as the director of the
Carlton County institutes 1-year data center moratorium (opens the original)
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CARLTON — Applause erupted at the Carlton County Transportation Building Monday, Aug. 24 as the Carlton County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a one-year moratorium on the construction of data centers within the county. Although data centers were a relatively niche concern just two years ago, the rapid nationwide construction of data centers by large technology companies to bolster artificial intelligence has given local governments like Carlton County little time to institute permit
Photographer documents Lake Superior over 50 years (opens the original)
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MOOSE LAKE — A lot has changed in the 50 years since Moose Lake resident Craig Blacklock began photographing Lake Superior. Ancient rock formations have fallen into the lake, shoreline has gradually eroded and wild places he once camped have been parceled out and developed. Blacklock’s new book, “Superior: A 50-Year Photographic Journey,” follows Lake Superior as experienced by Blacklock as a young photographer in 1976 through today. “It's both a retrospective and including a lot of new work,” B
Fond du Lac member to join Minnesota Lacrosse Hall of Fame (opens the original)
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BROOKSTON — Bryan "Bear" Bosto estimates he has helped reconnect around 500 Indigenous youth to their ancestral sport of lacrosse. For his effort, the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa member is being inducted into the Minnesota Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Bosto, of Brookston, will be awarded the Dr. Dan Ninham Indigenous Lacrosse Award after being nominated by the award’s namesake. Mark Hellenack, founder and president of the Minnesota Lacrosse Hall of Fame, called Bosto a "tireless promote
Fond du Lac elder pens memoir about life on the reservation (opens the original)
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DULUTH — Growing up in a tar paper shack on the Fond du Lac Reservation in the 1940s, Fond du Lac elder and author Sharon Doolittle Shuck, 87, feels like the life she once knew would be virtually unrecognizable today. Born in 1939 in Brookston, Shuck’s childhood is the subject of her new memoir “A Porcupine for a Pet: Stories of an Ojibwe Childhood 1939-1947.” The memoir looks back on her life as told through 15 autobiographical stories spanning 25 pages. “We have to keep these stories alive and
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