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‘As the World Turns’ star brings 'Hollywood vs. Faith' to Duluth
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church is attempting to bring the Gospel to Duluth via Hollywood.
By Budgeteer News staff , April 20, 2013
Duluth contracting company celebrates 100 years
The Jamar Company celebrated 100 years since its founder Walker Jamar Sr. started the company. To celebrate, Jamar held a ribbon cutting event Tuesday morning at its company headquarters in West Duluth.
By Budgeteer News staff , April 20, 2013
Building Healthy Communities Award winners named
Clyde Iron Works was bursting as more than 250 attendees came together at the Duluth Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) annual awards luncheon.
By Budgeteer News staff , April 20, 2013
Aviation industry brings a multiplier effect to Duluth economy
Duluth and the surrounding areas need to nurture the aviation sector because it has a big impact on local economy. That’s according to Mike Lundstrom, chairman of the Northern Aero Alliance.
By Naomi Yaeger , April 20, 2013
Duluth credit union expands mortgage department
Members Cooperative Credit Union in Duluth has expanded with two new jobs in its mortgage department.
By Budgeteer News staff , April 20, 2013
For Duluth woman, SIDS fundraiser is personal
When Dana and Cory Zakowitz of Duluth lost their nearly-5-month-old daughter, Lila, to sudden infant death syndrome in February 2011, the couple attempted to find a support group to connect with other parents in the same situation.
By Tom Olsen , April 20, 2013
Northland Nature: Among the Ozark spring wildflowers
While camping and hiking in the woods of the Ozarks during recent weeks, I have managed to avoid the April snows of the Northland. Instead of looking out onto a ground coated with several inches of wet snow, I’m able to be immersed in a covering of another type.
By Larry Weber , April 20, 2013
Many Duluth children in need of mentors
Ten-year-old Star Mishler, the youngest of 10 children, lives in a single- parent household. When some of her older siblings started being paired with mentors through the YMCA’s Mentor Duluth program, she wanted in, too.
By Tom Olsen , April 20, 2013
Pheasants Forever takes kids under wing
An outdoor learning area, where teachers can develop nature-based curricula and students can learn with hands-on experience, is expected to be completed at Duluth’s Homecroft Elementary School later this year.
By Tom Olsen , April 20, 2013
Brian Matuszak column: Brian celebrates 150 Budgeteer columns. It’s g-r-r-r-r-re-eat!
So I was going through my highly detailed, painstakingly updated database of Budgeteer columns, and after counting up all the hastily scrawled notes on the backs of old Menards receipts and Blondie cartoons, I realized something momentous: This week’s column is Number 150!
By Brian Matuszak , April 17, 2013
Column: Putting the local economy where our mouths are
Some Duluth restaurants have publicly pledged their support for the local food movement by signing the Superior Compact Purchasing Commitment. This is part of a larger nationwide movement that promotes a locally grown diet as a means of improving local economies, reducing transportation costs, and providing foods that are healthier and fresher.
By John Shirley , April 16, 2013
Letter to the editor: In praise of Larry Weber 
April 16, 2013
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