Jamie Lund is a journalist and writer based in Moose Lake, Minnesota. With a focus on local news and community events, Jamie's articles cover a range of topics including crime, public safety, volunteer work, and local sports. Their work has been featured in the Moose Lake Star Gazette and the Pine City Pioneer.
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Jamie's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, high school sports, mental wellness, and county updates. Given the predominance of event coverage and announcements in Jamie's articles, they may be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or initiatives that align with their focus areas.
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Diamond Dance Studio is unique in that it is a woman owned business staffed entirely by women.
The new parking changes beginning Friday, Nov. 1 are now three hours, seven days a week from 8 a.m.-8 p.m. on Elm Avenue and Fourth Street up to Douglas.
Yes, the Barnum School Board members are looking into the pros and cons of consolidating with Carlton School District. No, they are not taking action at this time, just looking for information about how the move could potentially impact Barnum district, students and residents.
Roland (Rolly) Johnson is surprised that his 95th birthday is coming up this month. He said that he didn’t really expect to see it.
Byron Kuster is busy putting finishing details on the woodland hiking trails nestled between the Munger and Soo Line trails.
Pastor Phil Swensson still remembers when World War II ended. He was on the USS Constellation, an AH-15, in the Pacific when they heard the good news. “We evacuated hundreds of boys that had been captured by the Japanese,” said Swensson. He said that many of the men were seriously injured and needed to be flown to a naval hospital in Hawaii.
Desert Storm may be over, but the aftereffects live on, said Matt Morrell.
Domestic abuse affects many people, including their families and friends.
The Moose Lake city staff and the contractor pose for a ground breaking ceremony photo on the location of the long awaited housing project behind Kwik Trip.
Moose Lake and Barnum students and community members will soon have the opportunity to take part in a new mentoring program.
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