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STAFF BLOG EH? PLUS Another chance at Tall Ships tickets
Good news if you missed out on the first round of tickets released for sailing opportunities during this summers Tall Ships Festival: Visit Duluth is adding 1,200 day sail tickets for that weekend, Ju...
Posted on 4/16/13 at 12:00 AM
HEALTHY TIDBITS Spirit Mountain Alpine Coaster Ride/The Tourism Health of a Community
The Tribune states that in July the 2010 world classTimber Twister Alpine coaster ride will make its debute.It will be operating 12 months out of the year along a 3,200 foot stainless steel track. (I ...
Posted on 4/19/10 at 2:13 AM
STAFF BLOG WHILE YOU WERE IN... Bits of A&E: Film fest, tall ships, T-shirts and commercials
Wrenshall filmmaker takes short-film prize Mike Scholtz of Wrenshall took first prize in last weekend’s fifth annual Short Shorts Film Festival at the Play Ground. Scholtz, who is involved with ...
Posted on 2/25/10 at 6:34 AM
In lieu of wages, crew gets chance to relive history 
Most of the crew members working on the ships docked this week in Duluth do it for something other than money.
By Jon Nowacki , July 31, 2010
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DNT Treasure Hunt information
Are you interested in participating in the Duluth News Tribune's Treasure Hunt? Here's what you need to know.
July 30, 2010
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Tall ships’ visit a chance for reflection, discussion
Two years ago, the two of us appeared on opposite sides of the News Tribune’s opinion page addressing the historical impact of the Age of Sail, symbolized by the tall ships then visiting Duluth.
By Robin Washington and Doug Bowen-Bailey , July 30, 2010
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Lucky few get to join the Roseway crew
As the first of thousands of people began laying claim to their spots to view Thursday’s Grand Parade of Sail, a handful of people were able to snag the best seats in the house.
By Steve Kuchera , July 30, 2010
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Tall ships fans say benefits of event outweigh the glitches
Lifelong Duluthian Nancy Grassinger has a simple approach to attending big-time events in her hometown. “Expect it to be disorganized,” Grassinger said, laughing, “and you’ll never be disappointed.”
By Jon Nowacki , July 30, 2010
Ships ahoy! Thousands crowd waterfront to welcome armada
At full sail and with cannons firing, a long-anticipated contingent of tall ships glided gracefully into the Duluth harbor on Thursday afternoon as thousands eagerly watched.
By Candace Renalls , July 30, 2010
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Tall ships parade into Duluth
The arrival of the nine vessels, including replicas of 1812 warships, is said to be the largest contingent of tall ships to visit Duluth since the late 1800s.
By Candace Renalls , July 29, 2010
Tall ships parade without Sullivan
The boat, with a design reminiscent of a 19th-century Great Lakes schooner, docked in Houghton, Mich., overnight Tuesday after reports of 30 mph headwinds and six- to 10-foot waves. Not known for its speed, the Sullivan departed for Duluth at 11 a.m. Wednesday.
By Jimmy Bellamy , July 29, 2010
Duluth tourists get unexpected trip on Roseway
As the first of thousands of people began laying claim to their spots to view today's Grand Parade of Sail, a handful of people were able to snag the best seats in the house.
By Steve Kuchera , July 29, 2010
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- Special boating rules for tall ships
- Duluth native keeps tall ship in shape
- Tall ships will parade without the Sullivan
- Photo Gallery: Aboard the Roseway
- Photo Gallery: Tall ships arrive in Duluth, July 2010
- Photo Gallery: Parade of sail as seen from the Lift Bridge
Sails, ho! Tall Ships scheduled to arrive in Duluth today
Sail fanatics, today is the day.
Nine tall ships are scheduled to enter Duluth this afternoon in a spectacular parade of towering masts, straining sails and floating wood.
“If it all goes as it should, it will just be fantastic,” said Gene Shaw, spokesman for Visit Duluth, which is helping sponsor the Tall Ships festival. The barque Europa musters off Brighton Beach this morning. Photo by Derek Montgomery.
By Steve Kuchera , July 29, 2010
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- Special boating rules for tall ships
- Talk about this topic
- Duluth native keeps tall ship in shape
- Fairgrounds and parking
- Photo Gallery: Tall ships arrive in Duluth, July 2010
What you need to know to see tall ships
Where to park & cost, traffic complications, food and beverages, bathrooms, vendors and entertainment, tickets
By Jimmy Bellamy , July 29, 2010
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Special boating rules for tall ships
The Coast Guard has a message for boaters wanting to get close to the tall ships during today’s parade or over the weekend.
By News Tribune staff , July 29, 2010
Rescued swimmer may have been trying to reach a sailing ship
Emergency personnel responded to reports Monday evening that a swimmer was struggling in Lake Superior off the shore near the Fitger’s Complex where a sailing ship loomed in the backdrop.
By News Tribune staff , July 29, 2010
No Tall Ships Festival complete without ‘Pirates’
When “The Pirates of Penzance” opens, young Frederic is celebrating the end of his apprenticeship with a merry band of pretty nice pirates who never pillage lesser opponents and give orphans a reprieve from captivity.
By Christa Lawler , July 29, 2010
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Sundew to lead parade of tall ships
When the Grand Parade of Sails enters the Duluth port today, the former Coast Guard cutter Sundew probably will lead the way.
By Candace Renalls , July 29, 2010
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