
Anna Paige
Montana-based Independent Arts Journalist at Freelance
Montana-based arts journalist, poet & educator. Co-founder, Young Poets, winner of the 2021 Library of Congress Award for Literacy.
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6 days ago |
superiortelegram.com | Anna Paige |Tammy Swift
Jul. 10, 1948 - Mar. 21, 2025 DULUTH, Minn. - Bill Allen Nyquist, 76, Superior, Wis. died Friday, Mar. 21. A committal service with military honors will be held on Friday, April 25 at 11:00 a.m. at the Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery, Saginaw, MN, followed by a luncheon at noon at Peace in Christ Lutheran Church, Hermantown, MN. Arrangements by Twin Ports Cremation.
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superiortelegram.com | Anna Paige |Tammy Swift
Rick Barton, 60, of Green Bay, passed away on April 14th, 2025 after a long, long battle with cancer. Rick graduated from Superior Senior High and attended Scholastica (Duluth, MN). He was a stand-out hockey player in youth leagues, high school and college. Rick worked as a manager for RGIS for 32 years, which resulted in several re-locations on the Midwest. He was preceded in death by grandparents, aunts, uncles, his mother, Kathleen L. (Flaherty) Barton and his wife Cherri (Peerenboom) Barton.
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superiortelegram.com | Anna Paige |Tammy Swift
Thank you Allouez, Itasca & East End Published April 18, 2025 at 8:00 AM Kids like me don't get to grow up and do things like this. Officials can sit on a council or serve on a council--I chose service every time. Thank you for taking a chance with me. All my love, Jenny We see that you have javascript disabled. Please enable javascript and refresh the page to continue reading local news.
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pinejournal.com | Anna Paige |Tammy Swift
Janet H Triplett Anderson (Chillen) passed away surrounded by family at the age of 78 on April 11 after a brave and hard fought battle with Alzheimer's Disease. She was born July 18, 1946 to Henry and Bonnie (Stephenson) Chillen. Janet is preceded in death by her first husband David V Triplett with whom she shared many meaningful years and two children together; Andy and Sarah.
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superiortelegram.com | Anna Paige |Tammy Swift
Doris M. Spencer, 100, of Superior, died November 21, 2024 at Dove Healthcare in Superior. She was born April 25, 1924 in Superior, WI to Oscar and Gerda Peterson. She retired after 25 years from the University of Wisconsin-Superior, where she worked in the Jim Dan Hill Library. She enjoyed ballroom dancing and playing Scrabble with her longtime friend Patsy. She was a lifelong member of Pilgrim Lutheran Church.
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Parker Brown on @YPRadioNews “The universe was telling me you either have to love your stuff or you’re gonna be stuck in this abyss forever, and I really didn’t want to be in this abyss. I really did want to love my creations like I wanted to love myself.” https://t.co/T2NHxTJHmb

It’s a dream to see my writing featured on the cover of the @CarnegieMNH’s magazine. This story is the culmination of many years covering museums and their willingness to engage in difficult and complex discussions around the objects in their care. https://t.co/7bfvDqtxu8 https://t.co/QvoQkyVf0A

Where #apsaalookewomenandwarriors goes, museums change. The work of the Apsáalooke within these institutions has forced change in how they interact with objects and the people who made them. It was an honor to write about this exhibit for the @CarnegieMNH https://t.co/7bfvDqsZEA