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More about decreasing ice cover

In 2007, the News Tribune reported on extensive research about ice coverage conducted by Forrest Howk, then a senior at Bayfield High School.

Students disciplined after 3 fights at Duluth East High School

Students were disciplined after three separate fights Tuesday at East High School, according to the Duluth school district.

Long detour set for Highway 1 near Ely

Motorists will encounter a 30-mile detour on state Highway 1 south of Ely starting Feb. 21 while crews blast and remove rock in advance of a reconstruction project this summer.

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Eh?: It’s Art LaSage day

Don’t let today pass without saying thanks to any Art LaSages in your life. Mayor Don Ness has declared today Art LaSage Day in Duluth in recognition of LaSage’s service in World War II.

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Public invited to share Duluth school district budget ideas

Public invited to share Duluth school district budget ideas

As part of its pledge to be more open, the Duluth school district is holding three “public information meetings” next week, where people can speak on how they would prioritize the district’s needs for the next fiscal year.

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Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Sunny and cold

Saturday's weather for Duluth and the Northland: Sunny and cold

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Duluth woman thankful for classmates' timely blood pressure reading

Duluth woman thankful for classmates' timely blood pressure reading

Rikki Piskoty, who was in her 30th week of pregnancy, said she felt perfectly normal when she went to her nursing assistant class at Lake Superior College on Jan. 25.

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Sex assault charges against former Two Harbors bus driver dismissed

Sex assault charges against former Two Harbors bus driver dismissed

After consulting with law enforcement, jurors and parents of the alleged victims, the St. Louis County Attorney’s Office on Friday dismissed sexual assault charges against a former school bus driver.

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Warm winter extends ferry season between Bayfield and Madeline Island

Warm winter extends ferry season between Bayfield and Madeline Island

BAYFIELD — If a resident of Madeline Island wants to catch tonight’s 7:30 showing of “Star Wars: Episode I” in 3-D at the theater in Ashland, they’ll have to plan on a 15-hour commitment.

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‘Windchill law’ would strengthen animal protections in Wisconsin

‘Windchill law’ would strengthen animal protections in Wisconsin

Wisconsin State Rep. Nick Milroy, D-South Range, said Friday that he’s working with other lawmakers to draft legislation to strengthen the state’s animal neglect laws.

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Microloan helps Iron Range couple return home

Microloan helps Iron Range couple return home

Catherine Branville always knew she wanted to own a store. But she wasn’t sure what sort it would be. She had moved with her husband, Gary, from Virginia on the Iron Range, where they both grew up, to the Twin Cities to pursue a business degree at the University of Minnesota.

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Deal protects Koochiching County forest

Deal protects Koochiching County forest

Nearly 7,000 acres of undeveloped forest in southeastern Koochiching County will be permanently conserved under a deal announced Friday.

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Navy names ship for former congresswoman Giffords

Navy names ship for former congresswoman Giffords

Gabrielle Giffords, the recently retired congresswoman from Arizona who was shot in an assassination attempt 13 months ago, returned to Washington Friday for double honors. The Navy named a ship after her and she saw President Obama sign the last piece of legislation she authored into law. In a ceremony at the Pentagon, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus unveiled an artist’s rendering of the USS Gabrielle Giffords, a littoral combat ship.

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Duluth East High School students disciplined for fighting

During a school assembly Friday student leaders spoke about an atmosphere of respect and tolerance, the district said.

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