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Best in Local Online News and Sports, Monday

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Today's best local online news coverage:

The Twin Ports could get up to six inches of snow – and the North Shore up to a foot of new snow – during a spring storm event expected Tuesday evening through late Wednesday night, veteran radio newsman Dave Strandberg is reporting. KDAL 610

Duluth Police responded to two burglaries in West Duluth on Sunday. Fox 21

A trailer home burned down in Wrenshall Township on Thursday. Pine Knot News

Timothy Rohweder will serve as Proctor Public Schools' next superintendent. Proctor Journal

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