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STAFF BLOG RINK & RUN Boston Marathon a week late; St. Cloud State highlight video; Justin Fontaine; Top college stories from 2012-13
The New York Times looks back one week, to April 15, and those affected at the finish line of the 117th Boston Marathon in stories and video interviews here. CBS News talked about marathon security i...
Posted on 4/23/13 at 5:32 PM
STAFF BLOG ADDICTED TO RUNNING A defiant spirit
As I climbed on the treadmill early Tuesday morning, still a bit sluggish from a long day of work at the newspaper, my thoughts turned to the Boston Marathon. In an instant, the events Monday afterno...
Posted on 4/17/13 at 8:18 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: Farmers look to add butanol as biofuel
By Don Davis Minnesota farmers soon could produce a new biofuel, butanol. We see Minnesota as being a tremendous place to produce butanol, said Adam Schubert of Butamax, a company formed by BP Petro...
Posted on 2/27/13 at 6:29 PM
STAFF BLOG EH? PLUS Dog bites woman
Did your pooch bite a woman running at Hartley Nature Center last week, or do you know the dogs owner? The womans parents would like to know so they can find out whether the dog in question has been ...
Posted on 1/8/13 at 12:00 AM
CUTE 'N' COMFY Day 14: Stick with what you know or try something new?
For day 14 of the 30-30 style challenge, I decided to wear something warm and comfy for a long night at The Advocate. I chose jeans, a comfy tank top, cardigan and a scarf, finishing the look with m...
Posted on 11/26/12 at 7:23 PM
Prep track and field: Rice Lake takes titles at Packy Paquette 
Superior’s Leah Holmes and Carter Anderson each won two events to lead the Spartans to a pair of second-place team finishes at Thursday’s Packy Paquette Indoor Invitational track and field meet at Wisconsin-Superior’s Lydia Thering Fieldhouse.
By News Tribune staff , April 05, 2013
Goucher runs 31:46 10K in Boston Marathon tuneup
Shalane Flanagan and training partner Kara Goucher, both of Portland, Ore., finished 1-2 Friday night in the women’s 10,000-meter race of the 29th Stanford Invitational at Cobb Track in Stanford, Calif.
By News Tribune staff , March 31, 2013
Running: Grandma’s, WhistleStop marathons now part of Great Lakes Series
Grandma’s Marathon, the WhistleStop Marathon and Thunder Bay (Ontario) Marathon are part of the inaugural Great Lakes Marathon Series, a collaboration of 25 races in the U.S. and Canada along North America’s five Great Lakes.
By News Tribune staff , March 30, 2013
Cancer claims two Northland running icons
RUNNING: The Northland running community lost two iconic figures Thursday with the passing of Kevin Peterson of Superior and Eugene Curnow of Saginaw.
By Kevin Pates , March 29, 2013
Cancer claims two Northland running community icons
Kevin Peterson, of Superior, and Eugene Curnow, of Saginaw, died today after battles with cancer. Peterson was 54. Curnow was 68.
By Kevin Pates , March 28, 2013
Running: Fitger's 5K race registration closed
A record field of 1,900 runners for the 2013 Fitger’s Five-Kilometer Run and Walk in downtown Duluth on April 20 was filled Tuesday and registration was closed.
By News Tribune staff , March 27, 2013
Running: Gearing Up seminar Saturday
Former University of Wisconsin runner Michelle Frey of Minneapolis will be the featured speaker in the annual Gearing Up for Grandma’s seminar Saturday at Essentia Health’s First Street Building in Duluth. The event runs from 9-11 a.m.
March 22, 2013
College track and field: Two UWS athletes named All-Americans
Two Wisconsin-Superior athletes earned All-America status at last weekend’s NCAA Division III Indoor National Championships in Naperville, Ill.
By News Tribune staff , March 12, 2013
Running: Irvin 5K registration to open Thursday
Registration for the William A. Irvin 5K opens at 12:01 a.m. Thursday. The field is limited to 1,900 entrants — the same as last year when capacity was reached April 30.
By News Tribune staff , March 12, 2013
Benefit set for running enthusiast
An annual New Year’s Day run from Carlton to Barnum traversed snowmobile trails for about 18 miles. It wasn’t for the meek; the leaders weren’t waiting for those falling behind. The sensibilities of hard-core citizen runners, built in the 1980s, applied.
By Kevin Pates , March 08, 2013
UWS to send three to national meet
COLLEGE TRACK AND FIELD: Wisconsin-Superior athletes Katie Capriglione, Nils Hansen and Kenny McGee all qualified for this weekend’s NCAA Division III Indoor Track and Field Championships in Naperville, Ill.
By News Tribune staff , March 06, 2013
Gearing Up seminar set for March 23
RUNNING: Former University of Wisconsin runner Michelle Frey of Minneapolis will be the featured speaker in the annual Gearing Up for Grandma’s seminar March 23 at Essentia Health’s First Street Building in Duluth.
By News Tribune staff , March 06, 2013
Goucher 5th in New Orleans Half Marathon
RUNNING: Goucher 5th in New Orleans Half Marathon
By News Tribune staff , February 25, 2013
Goucher in New Orleans Half Marathon
RUNNING: Goucher in New Orleans Half Marathon
By News Tribune staff , February 23, 2013
Top marathons add financial penalties for dopers
Tokyo, Boston, London, Berlin, Chicago and New York, who are the six members of the World Marathon Majors series, now can suspend payment and demand repayment of prize money, appearance fees and performance bonuses from athletes found guilty of doping offenses.
By Associated Press report , February 22, 2013
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