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Bill would restrict access to juvenile records for lesser crimes
Few people would be comfortable being judged by decisions they made as teenagers.
Police ID bicyclist who died in downtown Duluth
The bicyclist who died Wednesday night after hitting a pole while traveling at high speed down First Avenue East in downtown Duluth has been identified as Koantonio Dean Farley, 36.
RELATED CONTENTFormer employee charged with theft from Duluth Super One
A former employee of a Duluth Super One grocery store has been charged with felony theft for allegedly diverting corporate property.
Duluth man accused of stealing two cars, fleeing
Law enforcement authorities from Carlton County and Duluth allege that Raice Warren Johnson has little regard for vehicle ownership or police.
RELATED CONTENTCarlton County chase suspect faces other theft, tampering charges
Law enforcement authorities from Carlton County and Duluth allege that Raice Warren Johnson has little regard for vehicle ownership or police.
RELATED CONTENTCoalition offers information on child passenger safety
Driving 4 Safe Communities says that the American Academy of Pediatrics now recommends keeping children rear-facing until 2 years old.
Man sentenced for sexual assault in Duluth
Deolow Jacquez Shaw, 21, was sentenced to 10 years, four months in prison.
RELATED CONTENTCloquet woman sentenced for arson, witness tampering
A Cloquet woman who burned down a home killing two dogs in an attempt to intimidate witnesses against her boyfriend — who is accused of murdering Trina Langenbrunner nearly 13 years ago — was sentenced Monday to 9½ years in prison.
RELATED CONTENTCloquet woman gets nearly 10 years for witness tampering
A Cloquet woman who burned down a home killing two dogs in an attempt to intimidate witnesses against her boyfriend — who is accused of murdering Trina Langenbrunner nearly 13 years ago — was sentenced Monday to 9½ years in prison.
RELATED CONTENTDuluth Mayor Don Ness to Minnesota attorney general: Help us combat synthetic drug problems 
City officials are trying to do something about getting more statewide attention and resources to combat what Mayor Don Ness calls the “growing epidemic of synthetic drugs on our area.”
Columns
Prep athlete's mutiny on the ice is familiar
MARK STODGHILL COLUMN: You may have heard about the Farmington High School senior hockey goalie who was mad at his coach, put the puck into his own net and skated off with a middle finger raised. As a former immature high school athlete myself, I had to feel bad for the kid.
RELATED CONTENTMark Stodghill: Run smart, but don’t give up too easily
Sometimes there’s a very fine line between throwing in the towel or using the towel to wipe the sweat from your face, dig a little deeper into your soul, and carry on.
RELATED CONTENTFor out-of-town runners, the race is the easy part
A half-naked city of about 9,000 runners will assemble just south of Two Harbors on Saturday for the 31st annual Grandma’s Marathon. The competitors come from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and 50 countries.
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