Wisconsin governor unveils new plan to speed economic growth
Dubbed “Ready, Set, Build!” the program Gov. Scott Walker announced today would be run by the quasi-public Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation. Walker says a third-party consultant will also assist in the development and administration of the new program.
RELATED CONTENTZoning change clears way for St. Luke’s expansion at Mount Royal clinic
The way is now clear for St. Luke’s to expand its Mount Royal Medical Clinic.
RELATED CONTENTDuluth School Board approves Gronseth's contract
Much of the new superintendent's contract is the same as his predecessor, I.V. Foster, who resigned in January after half a year on the job.
RELATED CONTENTDuluth man sentenced for decades-old abuse
A Duluth man who sexually assaulted two young girls starting more than 20 years ago — but was not reported until one of the victims was in therapy as an adult — was sentenced Monday to a year at the Northeast Regional Corrections Center and 10 years of supervised probation.
Conflict slows Duluth's civil service reform
Proposed changes to Duluth’s civil service code will have to wait.
RELATED CONTENTFourth 'Transformers' shapes up for Bay to direct
Paramount Pictures announced Monday night that Michael Bay will return to direct the next chapter in the blockbuster sci-fi series, due in theaters June 29, 2014.
RELATED CONTENTDenfeld turns to familiar face for football coach
For the first time in 30 years, Frank Huie wasn’t on a football sideline last fall. Huie, however, was hired Monday to return as Duluth Denfeld's coach.
RELATED CONTENTLive blog: Bulldogs at Mavericks
News Tribune reporter Kevin Pates provides live blog coverage Friday from Mankato, Minn., as No. 4-ranked Minnesota Duluth (19-7-4 overall, 13-6-3 WCHA) faces Minnesota State-Mankato (12-19-1, 8-15-1) in the first game of a WCHA series. The opening faceoff is set for 7:37 p.m.
Catch Saturday's series finale here.

Adding a rose
Karen Anderson, owner of Peterson Anderson Flowers, adds a rose to a flower arrangement Tuesday morning. The day – being Valentine’s Day – was extremely busy, she said. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com)

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