Teen's recovery a miracle, mom says
Struck by a car on Halloween night, Alex Balluff has amazed therapists and his family on his road to recovery. But the journey is far from complete.
4th Street Market customers glad to see store reopen
After an eight-month closure, the 4th Street Market and Deli in Duluth's Central Hillside neighborhood reopened Wednesday under new management.
The trapline tailor makes hats, gloves, more from beaver pelts
ON LAKE VERMILION, NEAR COOK — It’s 10 below zero on New Year’s Day, and Tom Yankowiak of Cook has appointments to keep with 15 beaver huts.
Packers, Cardinals share one thing: Confidence
The Green Bay Packers are back in Arizona on a wave of momentum and confidence. This time, they’ll face the “real” Cardinals. The NFC matchup today is the last, and perhaps most intriguing, of the four wild-card games.
UPDATED: Woman rescued from Duluth house fire
Duluth firefighters rescued a woman from a Duluth home at 611 N. 22nd Ave. W.late Saturday night.
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School shuffle means major change for teachers
Known as "The Big Fill," the school district’s plan to reshuffle job assignments has many teachers preparing for a change of scenery.
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It’s a scene out of any number of B movies from the black-and-white era, repeated at countless church or board or civic group meetings: “I have read Robert’s!” thunders a party on one side of a dispute, waving a copy of “Robert’s Rules of Order” wildly, adding, “You cannot do that, sir!”
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RELATED CONTENTMan who once changed the face of downtown Two Harbors dies
When Denny Moen and Ray Widen announced an ambitious downtown revitalization project to the Two Harbors City Council on Oct. 9, 1979, they were coy about the man behind the plan. The developer went unnamed, but the business owners assured the council that he was “well-known” across the state.
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Tis' the season for rumors? Jo-Ann Fabrics coming to Duluth?
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