Dylan Sherman

RT @jenvandenhouten: Finally was able to button up a series of stories @Dylanrsherman started -- here's the link to the first story, which…

The Cloquet City Council voted to remove the requirement for private projects receiving city funding to enter into project labor agreements. The decision came after over an hour of discussion with trades union representatives. https://t.co/RbIePtMt9h

Gordy’s Hi-Hat, normally a signifier of spring, is open for its 63rd season in Cloquet. Couldn’t resist snagging a cheeseburger and a blackberry/hot fudge malt while working on the story! https://t.co/Q3PvltBvdy

Gordy's Hi-Hat, a Cloquet staple, is set to open for its 63rd season on March 22. Wilk Lundquist, three-year-old great-grandson of original owner Gordy Lundquist, said it is time to get a "cheesebooger" at the Hi-Hat. https://t.co/5z50TWmxU5

The city’s Economic Development Authority has found that the current requirement does not encourage businesses to develop or redevelop properties in the city. Their proposal would instead give businesses an incentive to use Project Labor Agreements.

Jen Zettel-Vandenhouten @jenvandenhouten

Cloquet City Council is taking up Project Labor Agreements again - this time it's a proposal to remove them for private development projects. Here's the latest from @Dylanrsherman: https://t.co/nNUS4IlyqP

Last Thursday, the Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College raised $22K for its scholarship foundation during its first in-person 'Food for Thought' event since the start of the pandemic. https://t.co/ctUkL6jj0b

Carlton County voters approved a ballot measure that will allow the county to fund a majority of its $65.8 million justice center project through sales tax. https://t.co/KBEKaHf8fS

Cloquet residents voted to keep Roger Maki as mayor with 51.17% of the vote. Voters also voted for a city councilor who resigned in August after moving out of his district, meaning the seat will remain vacant. https://t.co/uRL3zU4OFf

Cloquet residents have been casting their votes for mayor, and three city and county sales tax questions today. The County Auditor said things have been moving smoothly and hopes to have results a few hours after the polls close. https://t.co/11Foqr8ifc

Wrenshall School District's new career and technical education building is a big upgrade on its old space with room to grow. District officials hope the new building and program will be a draw to bolster low enrollment. https://t.co/mp2FOUdbty

Carlton County approved a guaranteed maximum price of $65.8 million for its justice center project, $2 million less than proposed at the beginning of the week. The project is one of the most expensive in the county's history. https://t.co/6aTAD683pM

Ward 3 Councilor Chris Swanson announced his resignation from the Cloquet City Council last night, effective Aug. 17, as he is moving outside of his ward. Swanson was up for re-election, and said it will be weird to campaign against himself this November. https://t.co/qpcuNB8UqZ

Cloquet received $106,000 from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency to update its stormwater management plan and research the effects of climate change in the city. https://t.co/YHvBbBFZRy

A Carlton man faces 15 charges of alleged child sexual abuse. The charges include five counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct. https://t.co/RkCHh7OTPP

A teen accused of shooting at an occupied car in Cloquet will be tried as an adult. https://t.co/PmGaTRmLmU