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Today's Events

National Football League

Vikings (7-2) at Tennessee (2-7), noon

Saturday Results

College Football

Bulldogs 30, Minnesota State Mankato 16

College Men's Hockey

Bulldogs 7, Miami 2. UMD completes road sweep.

College Women's Hockey

Minnesota 3, Bulldogs 2. Minnesota completes a two-game sweep at Amsoil.

High School Girls Hockey

Cloquet-Esko-Carlton 3, Bloomington Jefferson 1. Brayley Merrier recorded a hat trick and Izabella Strang made 23 saves for the Lumberjacks.

Edina 6, Proctor/Hermantown 1

Eden Prairie 11, Hibbing/Chisholm 1

South St. Paul 5, Rock Ridge 3

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Howie: Duluth Schools’ referendum will rise or fall on trust

Howie: Duluth Schools’ referendum will rise or fall on trust

Financial need alone will not carry two operating referendum questions across the finish line Nov. 3. The district must confront a trust issue that has accumulated over two decades and explain why voters should believe the next 10-year, $103 million plan be better than the plans that preceded it.

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St. Louis County installs solar renewable energy systems on three Public Works facilities
A 40-kilowatt solar array, produced by Heliene in Mt. Iron, now operates on the roof of the St. Louis County Public Works facility in Culver Township. The Minnesota Department of Commerce's Statewide Solar on Public Buildings Grant Program made the project possible. Submitted

St. Louis County installs solar renewable energy systems on three Public Works facilities

With Minnesota currently importing 100% of its fossil fuels, solar power adds “homegrown” renewable sources of energy to the building and the state’s electrical grid.

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Hawks enter fall with contenders, questions and unfinished business
Hermantown senior halfback Martin Sleen. Howie / HowieHanson.com

Hawks enter fall with contenders, questions and unfinished business

That is the broad Hermantown picture entering training camp starting Aug. 17. Football and girls cross-country should expect to contend for section championships. Boys soccer and volleyball return enough proven talent to make deep playoff runs realistic.

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