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Duluth traditions: winter starts here 
The Duluth Thanksgiving holiday weekend has become a family tradition for thousands of visitors who put away the turkey and football, and gear up for a weekend unlike any other. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the AMSOIL Duluth National Snocross, which alone has directly poured $90 million into our local economy since 1992.
November 25, 2011
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Bulldogs come alive after sweep by intrastate rival
On Oct. 15, the University of Minnesota-Duluth men’s hockey team could do nothing but watch as their arch and intrastate rival University of Minnesota completed a two-game sweep of the defending National Champions at Amsoil Arena.
By Sara Packingham , November 19, 2011
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Saints poised to march into playoffs
With two national championships in three years, the University of Minnesota Duluth football team has provided no end of excitement to the Northland.
But now, the Bulldogs are not the only show in town.
The College of St. Scholastica’s young football team has proved it is a force to be reckoned with in Division III football in just its fourth year
as a program, under head coach Greg Carlson and
his staff.
By Sara Packingham , November 11, 2011
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New sports apparel shop opens in downtown Skywalk
Seven years ago, Steve Miller quit school to pursue his lifelong dream of owning a sports apparel shop. Miller had completed one year at Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College in the law enforcement program but knew that was not where his heart was.
“It’s been a childhood dream; it’s what I’ve wanted to do for as long as I can remember,” he said.
Miller recently moved from West Duluth to the downtown Skywalk and opened Skywalk Sports
in the beginning of
September.
By Sara Packingham , November 11, 2011
SARAH PACKINGHAM - Sports brings us together
I am a sports fanatic, and there’s nothing wrong with that. “Fanatic” is where the word “fan” comes from. I always have been one and I always will be. Anybody who knows me knows that sports is a huge part of my life. They know I’d rather be in the stands at a Bulldog hockey game or watching a Twins game on TV than doing almost anything else.
By Sarah Packingham , November 04, 2011
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Local bodybuilders gain success through hard work
October has been a busy month for local bodybuilders Alec Fuentes and Carl Sievert. Fuentes competed in his first ever show, the Gopher State Classic, on Oct. 1, while Sievert competed in two different shows – the Natural Badger Classic on Oct. 8 and the Northern States Classic on Oct. 22.
By Sarah Packingham , November 04, 2011
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There is no 'I' in bowler
“It truly is a team sport," Denfeld-Marshall coach and conference coordinator Rick Curnow said. “People think of bowling as an individual sport because that’s often how it’s portrayed, but not in this format. One bowler can’t win it.’’
By Louie St. George , October 10, 2011
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A perfect fall Saturday
"Here in Northeastern Minnesota, we have it pretty dang good (though that cheery assessment may swing a bit in, say, mid-February). This time of year, there’s no shortage of beautiful destinations to visit, and no shortage of outdoor activities to pursue."
By Louie St. George , October 03, 2011
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What a difference nine months makes
Less than a year ago – December 11, 2010, to be exact — Minnesota Duluth’s football team welcomed Northwest Missouri State to Malosky Stadium for a national semifinal showdown. The game-time temperature was somewhere between zero and “are you serious right now?”
By Louie St. George , September 26, 2011
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Minnesota Twins' 2011 doomed from the start
If frustration were a stat, the Twins would lead the planet.
There have been more injuries than in an episode of MASH. The offense has been surprisingly anemic. The defensive miscues and mental lapses are perplexing, especially for a squad long known for its attention to detail and refusal to beat itself. The rotation – glancing your way, Francisco Liriano and Nick Blackburn – looks nothing like the unit it was in 2010. And the bullpen … oh, the bullpen.
By Louie St. George III , September 13, 2011
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Louie St. George: Lacrosse should stick around
Every evening this spring, it seemed, there was a collection of stick-wielding teenagers running rampant across the turf at Public Schools Stadium.
Baseball team? Nope. Dry-land hockey practice? Certainly not. Golfers? They don’t run.
No, it was a burgeoning group of lacrosse enthusiasts, who apparently find strength in numbers.
By Louie St. George , July 04, 2011
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Notes from Duluth — make that Titletown, Minn.
The initial impression was that the big writers from the big city were stretching the hyperbole in the wake of Minnesota Duluth’s men’s hockey team winning a national championship.
By Louie St. George III , May 07, 2011
Louie St. George: An ugly season for state’s flagship teams
Was this the worst winter to be a fan of one of Minnesota’s flagship sports teams?
April 23, 2011
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