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[email protected] HURLEY – Those who knew him continue to mourn the loss of Ernest “Ernie” Moore, who passed away last week. Moore, 63, who died June 16 in Florida while traveling home, owned and operated the Iron County Miner and Print Shop in Hurley. His role at the newspaper and his nature meant he knew many members of the communi- ty. “All grow- ing up, when Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe we were driv- ALL SAINTS Catholic Academy next to Our Lady of Peace Church in Ironwood seen here on Monday. Citing a lack of enrollment the ing around school will not teach grades 1-5 for the 2019-20 school year; but are continuing with preschool and kindergarten programs as offi- with him as cials said grade school levels will return with adequate interest from parents. Ernie kids or what- Moore ever; people would wave at him and say hi. He knew a lot of Grades 1-5 cut with low enrollment their names,” recalled his son, Michael Moore. “Sometimes, we’d say, ‘Who was that?’ and at All Saints Catholic Academy he’d say, ‘I don’t know.’ But most of the time, he knew who it was.” By TOM LAVENTURE the Rev. Robb Jurkovich, former pastor of levels when there are students to fill them, Michael said the weekly news-
[email protected] Our Lady of Peace, said the low enrollment he said.