Kabetogama Township board meeting
The Kabetogama Township will hold an additional board meeting on June 21, 2011 at 7:00 pm at the Kabetogama Fire Hall. Main agenda item will be the Pucks Point Sanitary Sewer District.
Falls High graduates
A group of Falls High School graduates prepare to throw their hats to celebrate finishing high school Sunday. For more photos, visit www.ifallsjournal.smugmug.com. Staff photo by Emily Gedde
Calendar of Events 06/10/11
SATURDAY
Homeless Shelter, check-in prior to 4:30 p.m., Law Enforcement Center.
Chop Suey Supper, 6 p.m., Moose Lodge (reservations, 283-3615).
A.A., 7 p.m., Alano Club.
SUNDAY
SPORTS CALENDAR 06/10/11
Saturday’s games
Track and field
I. Falls at Class A State
Championships,
Hamline University, 3 p.m.
Wednesday’s games
Boys and girls golf
I. Falls at Class AA State
Championships,
Police Report
International Falls Police Department
Property damage: Mollie R. I. Welsh, Falls, reported Wednesday that the windshield was broken out of her vehicle while parked at 815 1/2 Eighth St.
Having fun in the sun
From left, Parker Olson, Nate Dremmel, and Parker Rousseau are all smiles as they play in the sprinkler. The youngsters said they were not only excited the weather was warm enough to play outside, they were thrilled to be on summer vacation. Staff photo by Emily Gedde
Looking Back at June 9
25 YEARS AGO
Airman James C. Valentine has graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base.
Kristine Joy (Snow) Bautch, 47
Kristine Joy (Snow) Bautch, age 47, of Glendale, Ariz., succumbed to complications of pneumonia Sunday, Dec. 19, 2010, surrounded by her family, John L. Bautch and children, Holly A.
Former resident arrested in murder of his wife, By LAUREL BEAGER, Editor
Carl Muggli expected to be charged with second-degree murder in Linda Muggli’s Nov. 26 death
Falls High graduates 114 students, By EMILY GEDDE, Staff Writer
While addressing his Falls High classmates, co-valedictorian Joseph Toninato summed up Sunday’s graduation ceremony, “my fellow graduates, we’re done.”
State leaders attempt deal to avoid shutdown, By LAUREL BEAGER, Editor
RSVP ‘Bone Builders’ exercise program to expand
June 28 training designed to develop class leaders
The RSVP Bone Builders program will expand in Koochiching County, thanks to a grant from the Marshall N. Knutson Family Community Fund.
Celebrity tug teams named
As the community’s July 2 festivities continue to be organized, the communities of Fort Frances and International Falls have announced the members of their celebrity International Tug of War: Pullin
Track: Five heading to Hamline, By KEVIN BONESKE, Sports Editor
Three senior Bronco boys qualify for state
Two individual titles and a runner-up finish paced the International Falls boys track and field team at Friday’s Section 7A meet in Duluth.
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