5Q :: Layne Kennedy returns ‘home’ for new book
Though he’s been on a number of high-profile photo shoots, Minneapolis photographer Layne Kennedy’s latest book revolves around little old Grand Marais.
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When introducing the locally produced board game Agreed, Steve Benson merely asks a question: “Would you be open to playing a game that advances peace, love and inspiration wisdom?”
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Lefse is a flat, tortilla-like bread that is most often made by your grandmother around the holiday season. Learn how it's made and, with the included recipe, make your own batch!
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Meet Brian Tasky, a local chiropractor who is trying to rally locals in their mid 20s through early 40s through his Meetup.com group "Life in Duluth."
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On Wednesday, nearly 200 veterans who served from World War II to the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan marched side by side from the old Armory on London Road to the Depot. As they marched that familiar path, an ever-growing crowd of supporters called out thanks and cheers.
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Cloquet's Tom Cawcutt Sr., who has worked at the city's paper mill for more than 35 years, recently auditioned for "America's Got Talent" in Chicago.
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One-time Duluthian Neal Peterson won’t rest until global domination is his.
RELATED CONTENTThe Northland's week in review (Nov. 6 - 13) 
A review of the week that was in the Northland and highlights from the coming weekend.
Exploring the ultimate roadtrip cuisine 
Two Northlanders have found the perfect combination: cooking while driving. It's a hands-free occupation, because all the cooking is done under the hood of their Toyota Camry.
RELATED CONTENTThe universe leads ‘The Feelin’ to the Norshor 
Nicholas Mrozinski and the Feelin Band will unveil its new masterpiece, “Together We’re Stronger," at the iconic Superior Street theater Nov. 20.
RELATED CONTENTThe best gas station grub in Budgeteerland, Vol. I 
Fearless reporter Matthew R. Perrine answers the most pressing of questions: Which local gas stations have the best food?
RELATED CONTENT5Q :: Nancy Miller is hungry for something ‘Raw’ 
Representing the Iron Range in the northern Minnesota art scene is Nancy Miller, who has garnered a lot of attention for her Bob Dylan sculptures.
RELATED CONTENTThe Northland's week in review (Oct. 30-Nov.5) 
A review of the week that was in the Northland and beyond, plus highlights from the coming weekend.
RELATED CONTENTThe voters spoke, and sent no clear mandate 
Post-election wrap-up and voting results.
5Q :: ‘Halo’ dances to the tune of Psalm 149:3 
Not only is Jesse "Halo" Smith a musicmaker, he’s also one of the area’s pre-eminent hip-hop dancers.
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