by Anne SwensonThere’s nothing like a bit of silliness at the end of winter to make the hope of spring appear sooner.
The names change each year, but the results stay largely the same.That’s the story for Ely’s highly successful high s
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For Rudy Semeja, a long wait may be over.Semeja heads a regional task force that has spent much of the last decade lo
Man, woman and child were eager to get their contest entries in.
An Ely landmark is showing its age, and city officials say it’s time to take action.In a holding pattern for well ove
Needing more than $880,000 to close budget gaps and return reserve accounts to desired levels, Ely school officials a
As the search for a new city clerk-treasurer continues, a city committee is working on a parallel track to streamline
An Ely veterinarian took second place in her first John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon.Jennifer Deye finished the 400 m
In what had to be the oddest occurrence since the Ely Echo’s Ice Out Contest began, Grand Ely Lodge’s dock was socked
After months of debate, city officials appear to have settled on a method to penalize those who don’t pay their utili
The proposed joint public works garage won’t be built this year, but the project remains very much alive.A plan to se
First Equity Mortgage will be holding an open house on Thursday from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Six Girl Scouts from troop 1306 found one way of dealing with the loss of friend, class mate, fellow Girl Scout and s
The Ely City Council has publicly apologized for violating the Minnesota Open Meeting Law, but members said the viola
An extended search has yielded more applicants for the city of Ely’s top administrative post.Ely has 17 contenders fo