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In the days when the Northland was red
In the first few decades of the 20th century, Duluth was a hotbed of labor battles, corporate spying and, gasp, even communism. Richard Hudelson, author and university professor, and Budgeteer editor Jana Peterson tag-team on this brief, but fascinating history of communism in the Twin Ports and the Iron Range.
February 26, 2010
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How U.S. Steel made (and nearly unmade) Duluth
A brief history of the United States Steel plant in Duluth's Morgan Park neighborhood, with a sidebar following on recent developments at the site, which is now a Superfund site.
February 19, 2010
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Duluth Curling Club has long history
While many people around the world had never heard of the sport of curling before it returned to the Olympics in the 1998 Nagano games, Northlanders have been throwing stones and sweeping like mad for almost 120 years.
February 11, 2010
Only memories remain of Duluth's incline railways
Duluth has two incline railways in its past: The the Seventh Avenue Incline Railway, aka the Duluth Skyride, built in 1890 by Highland Improvement Company and the Duluth Belt Line Railway which ran in West Duluth from 1889 to 1916. Story features these two railways, with a brief history of passenger rail in the Twin Ports at the end.
February 05, 2010
New City Councilor: Patrick Boyle
Because it’s been a while since the elections, the Budgeteer is running short profiles of each new city councilor over the next couple of weeks to reacquaint readers with the newest faces at City Hall. Meet Second District Duluth City Councilor Patrick Boyle.
January 15, 2010
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New City Councilor: Dan Hartman
Because it’s been a while since the elections, the Budgeteer is running short profiles of each new city councilor over the next couple of weeks to reacquaint readers with the newest faces at City Hall.
We start with At-large Councilor Dan Hartman.
January 08, 2010
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The uncut Budgeteer interview with Duluth Mayor Don Ness
Mayor Don Ness talks about being in a constant state of crisis for 18 months and how things are different now, with a solid team behind him and a plan in place (or many plans).
December 31, 2009
Success at Aquarium no longer mission impossible
So far this year, 2009 has been a pretty good year for the Great Lakes Aquarium and 2010 could be even better.
December 04, 2009
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Bentleyville: It’s here, it’s bright, it’s free
Bentleyville “Tour of Lights” is open to the public from 5-10 p.m. Nov. 27 through Jan. 2 at Bayfront Festival Park at no charge. Check the Web site, www.bentleyvilleusa.org, in inclement weather to ensure that Bentleyville will be open. Volunteer needs are also posted on the Web site.
November 27, 2009
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