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Hibbing mayor 'honored and humbled' to be re-elected

HIBBING—Hibbing Mayor Pete Hyduke on Wednesday expressed his appreciation to voters for being elected to serve another term. “I’m very honored and humbled to have been re-elected Mayor of Hibbing for a second term,” Hyduke wrote. “It’s truly been my pleasure having had the opportunity to partner with a great city council and a dedicated city staff. “I’m now looking forward to continuing our work in finding ways to help move our city forward. Also I applaud anyone who put their name on an election ballot. Editor’s note: The mayor’s response was inadvertently omitted from the election story that was published on November 5 due to a technical error.

Hibbing, MN · 2d

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Stages of the Range presents Noel Coward's 'Private Lives'

The Stages of the Range theater company is back in action this fall with a historic and exciting comedy of manners: Noel Coward’s “Private Lives.” Performances are at 7 p.m. November 7, 12, 13, and 14. There is a matinee on November 15 at 2:30. All performances are at the Gilbert City Auditorium, located at 17 Broadway in Gilbert. Set in the late Jazz Era, “Private Lives,” directed by Mary Lou Conaway, explores the thin line between love and hate with situational comedy that is so audacious, it borders on the theater of the absurd. Newlyweds Sibyl (Cassie Liubakka) and Elyot Chase (James Conger) arrive at a quaint hotel in France. Worlds collide, however, when Elyot’s former wife Amanda (Chelsea Trucano) and her new husband Victor Prynne (Ethan Allen) honeymoon in the room next door. Elyot and Amanda’s unresolved relationship sets the stage for the drama and comedy that unfolds. The cast is rounded out with Tavia Melhus playing Louise, the French maid. “Private Lives” has remained relevant in the theatrical sphere because of Coward’s sharp writing and the timeless themes the play explores. It has enjoyed an eye-popping array of actors gracing the stage in the principal roles, including

Gilbert, MN · 1d

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Titan girls 11th at state XC, Hibbing's Janezich earns All-State nod

HAM LAKE—The Greenway/Nashwauk-Keewatin girls’ cross country team placed 11th out of 16 teams Saturday at the Class A State Cross Country Championships at the Majestic Oaks Golf Club in Ham Lake. In other team action, the Hibbing boys were 13th in the Class AA race while the GNK boys were 14th in Class A. The Titan girls were led by Taylor Covier in 35th place and 13th out of all team runners with a time of 19:37.9. Pejah Reichensperger was 69th with a time of 20:20.4. Lainey Nelson finished 101st (21:06.6), Carly Adams was 116th (21:28.9) and Kylee Villebrun was 125th (21:47.3) to round out the team score. Kota Powers finished 133 (21:58.7) and Keri Malsed was 150th (23:12.8). Running individually, Mesabi East freshman Kyla Royseth was less than 10 seconds behind Covier, taking 37th with a time of 19:46.5. Loyola/Cleveland/St. Clair won the girls team championship with 96 points. St. John’s Prep senior Margaret Duffy was the individual champion, crossing the finish line at 17:25.2. In the Class A boys meet, the Titans were 14th with 275 points, but the top area finisher individually was Mesabi East’s Brady Forsberg. The junior checked in at 35th place with a time

Hibbing, MN · 14h

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Crotteau, Murfin to make state cross country debut for Wolverines

VIRGINIA—Two Rock Ridge sophomores are set to make their state cross country debut today at the Class AA State Championships held at the Majestic Oaks Golf Club in Ham Lake. On the boys side, Bryce Crotteau will represent the Wolverines after taking seventh at sections and claiming the third individual qualifying spot. For the girls, Mylah Murfin earned a state berth, taking ninth and claiming the sixth and final individual qualifying spot. For Crotteau, earning a trip to state was a bit of a shock for the sophomore considering where he was coming into the season. “I didn’t have as much training as I wanted,” Crotteau said. “I didn’t have a good plan this summer and really the first few meets of the season didn’t go well at all.” Eventually, Crotteau managed to turn things on and found a path that would lead him to state. “I started following a plan and I guess it worked. My race strategy changed a bit. You see the same people at most meets so I started chasing one person. Then I’d pass them and then find another person to chase. Keep doing that and eventually you’re making it to state.” Wolverines coach Chris

Ham Lake, MN · 1d