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REEL TALK Screen time: Review of 'Pain and Gain'
A couple things about Michael Bay's new movie "Pain and Gain." PRO: Michael Bay FINALLY stops taking himself so seriously. In one scene, crippled Tony Shalhoub (Monk from "Monk") tries to pick a bun...
Posted on 5/8/13 at 5:15 PM
THIS WOMAN WRITES Wind Power -- for and by Small, Ordinary People
Sunday I spent the entire day reading. For hours and hours I absorbed myself in The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, co-written by William Kamkwamba, the proponent of the tale, and Bryan Mealer. I was dra...
Posted on 4/23/13 at 1:40 PM
STAFF BLOG FORUM COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY Forum Communications Co. newspapers score big in annual Minnesota Newspaper Association contest
FARGO, N.D. -Forum Communications Co.newspapers received more than 140 awards, ranging in categories from "Best Local Breaking News Story" to "Best Website" during the 2011-2012 Better Newspaper Conte...
Posted on 2/4/13 at 12:06 PM
RELUCTANT STAGE MOM Love Those British Boys
What American doesnt love listening to a British accent? How about a couple of seven year-old boys who can sing with one? Irresistible! When Aaron received the news at the first cast meeting for th...
Posted on 1/6/13 at 2:39 PM
LIVING IN RETIREMENT Money Saving Reminders for Insurance
Making sure you are not spending more than necessary is part of any good financial plan. These strategies recommended by the Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) will help you sav...
Posted on 5/22/12 at 3:10 PM
Review: ‘Seussical’ is thoroughly charming 
The College of St. Scholastica’s production of “Seussical” is utterly, totally charming. It’s also bright, tuneful, funny, touching and wise, capturing both the whimsy and the wisdom of Theodor Seuss Geisel, whose Dr. Seuss books are known to anyone who’s been a child in the past 70 years.
By Paul Brissett , April 13, 2013
Concert review: DSSO opens its season with a twist
Every new season begins the same way - almost. Saturday's season-opening concert of the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra began with a twist - of a ring, no less!
By Samuel Black , September 23, 2012
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Concert review: Jennings' vulnerability draws in his audience
As I soaked in Mason Jennings’ performance Saturday night at the Mitchell Auditorium on the St. Scholastica campus, I asked myself what it was that set Jennings apart from the countless other singer-songwriters who stand on a stage and do essentially the same job?
By John Ziegler , September 23, 2012
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What are you reading? "Understanding Your Place in God's Kingdom"
Jesus’ speaks repeatedly of His kingdom, such as in John 18:36-37. He says “My Kingdom is not of this world” and adds “I am a King, for this reason I was born and I came into the world to testify the truth. Everyone on the side of truth hears my voice.” Jesus speaks constantly of the kingdom of heaven and His kingdom where we who have faith in Him also will be.
July 15, 2012
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CD Review: Catch ‘Coyote Blues’ as this singer blows through town
Caitlin Robertson is a singer-songwriter with a new release that exhibits a country twang in her voice and some interesting imagery in her lyrics.
By John Ziegler , February 24, 2012
Adler's Appetite dishes up classic rock in Duluth
REVIEW: Steven Adler and his collection of rockers from bands of a bygone era put on an arena-level of effort for, unfortunately, just a couple hundred people Wednesday night at Clyde Iron Works in Duluth.
By Christa Lawler , August 12, 2010
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Reviews of new bluegrass music releases
JOE MULLINS & THE RADIO RAMBLERS, "Rambler's Call," Rebel. 12 tracks.
By By Keith Lawrence , July 26, 2010
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Murder she wrote, but novel needs more life
"As Husbands Go" by Susan Isaacs; Scribner (352 pages, $25)
By By Mike Fischer , July 23, 2010
REVIEW: Comic 'Don Giovanni' showcases student talent
A group of mostly graduate level college students from all over the map brought "Don Giovanni" — W.A. Mozart’s moralistic comic opera — to the Marshall Performing Arts Center on the University of Minnesota Duluth campus.
By Samuel Black , July 15, 2010
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Rob Zombie commands an elaborately gruesome stage
The hour-and-a-half set by a snarling, wild hair-swinging, nightmarish Rob Zombie was louder, had harder-pounding bass lines and featured a far more elaborate stage than did opener Alice Cooper.
By Chuck Frederick , May 13, 2010
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Book Review: Easy to relate to 'The Love Ceiling'
“The Love Ceiling” by Jean Davies Okimoto is one of those books that’s packed with “been there, done that” moments for women.
March 23, 2010
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Review: Troupe mines hilarity of aging
Had your colonoscopy yet? Want to know how funny it was (having been doped with the “forgetting drug” for your own)?
By Paul Brissett , March 13, 2010
'Clue' the smartest game in town
Would-be murderers and sleuths will have two more chances to enjoy musical mayhem at "Clue: The Musical" at East High School's Little Theater this Saturday.
By Rose Chu , March 11, 2010
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