ELY The Timberwolves suffered their toughest outing of the season here on Monday as Eveleth-Gilbert racked up ten runs in the top of the third inning en route to a 21-0 rout. That big third …
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ELY Timberwolves senior Will Davies struck out eight, while scattering seven hits as Ely blew out a depleted Mesabi East squad 17-11 here on Tuesday afternoon. With three Giants starters out based on COVID-19 protocols, Ely relied on timely hitting from sophomore Erron Anderson, who went 3-3, scoring three times and notching two RBIs. Junior Jacob Towley added two hits for Ely while scoring twice and driving in three runs.
Ely benefitted from Mesabi East miscues, racking up several unearned runs in the five-inning contest.
Ely jumped to an early lead, but a five-run third inning for the Giants knotted the score at 7-7. Ely answered with three runs in the bottom of the frame to take a 10-7 lead and never looked back, cruising the rest of the way. The win improved the Wolves’ record to 5-6 as they head into their Veterans Memorial Showcase, set for both Friday and Saturday in Ely.
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Mar 9, 2021
ALPENA Programs from the Association of Lifelong Learners for next week have been announced. They include virtual presentations on alternative medicine, photography and birding.
Currently all programs are via Zoom livestream only. These programs are open to the public. Just send an email to ALL@Alpenacc.edu to receive Zoom connection information. Feel free to share this list with your friends, relatives and other organizations.
Tuesday, March 16
At 11 a.m. on March 16, learn about Alternatives That Support Healthy Living.
This program features a discussion on alternative medicine. These alternatives include a broad array of safe supplements and treatments that support a strong immune system our primary defense against infection and disease.
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Amy Corbin, second from right, president of the Atlanta Community Schools Board of Education, speaks during a special board workshop between the Atlanta school board and the Hillman Community Schools Board of Education held on Monday in Atlanta.
ATLANTA Talks about whether Atlanta Community Schools and Hillman Community Schools should consolidate are underway.
Trustees with the Atlanta and Hillman boards of education on Monday spent nearly 90 minutes discussing the potential for consolidation, before agreeing each board should vote on whether to pursue the matter further during its next board meeting.
No formal decisions were made during the special workshop held in Atlanta.