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Wisconsin elementary school nixes valentines with religious message
A Sheboygan elementary school stopped a second-grader from distributing valentines he made for his classmates because they included a religious message.
Thursday, February, 16, 2012 - Associated Press - News
A Sheboygan elementary school stopped a second-grader from distributing valentines he made for his classmates because they included a religious message.
Thursday, February, 16, 2012 - Associated Press - News
Minnesota student teacher accused of sending explicit messages to teen
A student teacher at an Inver Grove Heights, Minn., high school is accused of sending explicit messages to a 17-year-old male student.
Sunday, May, 27, 2012 - Associated Press - News
A student teacher at an Inver Grove Heights, Minn., high school is accused of sending explicit messages to a 17-year-old male student.
Sunday, May, 27, 2012 - Associated Press - News
Reader's view: Evangelists’ message is reason Bentleyville exists
The irony of Bentleyville not wanting people to evangelize within its complex cannot be ignored (“Free speech rights upheld in Bentleyville court ruling,” Dec. 15). The message these people want to convey happens to be the very reason the idea of Bentleyville exists!
Tuesday, December, 20, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
The irony of Bentleyville not wanting people to evangelize within its complex cannot be ignored (“Free speech rights upheld in Bentleyville court ruling,” Dec. 15). The message these people want to convey happens to be the very reason the idea of Bentleyville exists!
Tuesday, December, 20, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
Two Harbors police warn of text-message scam
People have been receiving text messages reading, “Two Harbors F.C.U. Notice: Your Card 4287-xxxx has been deactivated,” according to Two Harbors Police officer Nathan Gens.
Thursday, August, 25, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - News
People have been receiving text messages reading, “Two Harbors F.C.U. Notice: Your Card 4287-xxxx has been deactivated,” according to Two Harbors Police officer Nathan Gens.
Thursday, August, 25, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - News
Discussions in Duluth set to dig deeper into Un-Fair Campaign message
With the Un-Fair Campaign message about white privilege still strumming along in classrooms, on the job and at community group meetings across the Twin Ports, this week is one for reflection.
Tuesday, April, 24, 2012 - Duluth News Tribune - News
With the Un-Fair Campaign message about white privilege still strumming along in classrooms, on the job and at community group meetings across the Twin Ports, this week is one for reflection.
Tuesday, April, 24, 2012 - Duluth News Tribune - News
Reader's view: Lennon’s message should not be misunderstood
This is in response to the May 13 letter criticizing John Lennon’s popular song, “Imagine” (Reader’s View: “Answers to ponderings of Lennon’s ‘Imagine’ ”). Lennon wouldn’t want his personal vision of a loving world to be used as a political message of “my way or the highway.” What he addressed in his song was the fear and repression that can easily be rationalized by narrow-minded religious zealots.
Thursday, May, 24, 2012 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
This is in response to the May 13 letter criticizing John Lennon’s popular song, “Imagine” (Reader’s View: “Answers to ponderings of Lennon’s ‘Imagine’ ”). Lennon wouldn’t want his personal vision of a loving world to be used as a political message of “my way or the highway.” What he addressed in his song was the fear and repression that can easily be rationalized by narrow-minded religious zealots.
Thursday, May, 24, 2012 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
Two Harbors police warn of text message scam
Police are warning North Shore residents not to fall for a scam targeting Two Harbors Federal Credit Union customers.
Thursday, August, 25, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - News
Police are warning North Shore residents not to fall for a scam targeting Two Harbors Federal Credit Union customers.
Thursday, August, 25, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - News
Reader's view: Media helps hatemongers spread their message
In a column, News Tribune Editor Robin Washington told us residents should have boycotted the white supremacist group when it visited Duluth (“Supremacists should have been left alone in the snow,” March 4).
Wednesday, March, 07, 2012 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
In a column, News Tribune Editor Robin Washington told us residents should have boycotted the white supremacist group when it visited Duluth (“Supremacists should have been left alone in the snow,” March 4).
Wednesday, March, 07, 2012 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
Tuesdays with Mitch: Atheists pick bad time for message
When some Americans looked to the skies this Fourth of July, they may have seen more than fireworks.
Tuesday, July, 05, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
When some Americans looked to the skies this Fourth of July, they may have seen more than fireworks.
Tuesday, July, 05, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
Our View: Tea Party message remains relevant
Four years later, the concerns of the Tea Party movement are as familiar as patriot garb at one of its rallies: Government is too big. It spends too much. Its deficits threaten to cripple our nation. Its onerous rules and regulations are holding down businesses and stomping on freedoms. And the status quo-loving politicians who run it all seem to be bought and paid for by special interests.
Sunday, April, 15, 2012 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
Four years later, the concerns of the Tea Party movement are as familiar as patriot garb at one of its rallies: Government is too big. It spends too much. Its deficits threaten to cripple our nation. Its onerous rules and regulations are holding down businesses and stomping on freedoms. And the status quo-loving politicians who run it all seem to be bought and paid for by special interests.
Sunday, April, 15, 2012 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
Other View: Message from Iowa is mixed
The successful candidates in Tuesday's Iowa Caucus played to their strengths
Wednesday, January, 04, 2012 - Los Angeles Times editorial - Opinion
The successful candidates in Tuesday's Iowa Caucus played to their strengths
Wednesday, January, 04, 2012 - Los Angeles Times editorial - Opinion
Message delivered to St. Paul despite blizzard
With a dogged determination that would humble even the most seasoned of lobbyists, Duluth chamber officials charged forward this week, going ahead with their annual citizen lobbying effort in St. Paul, to heck with what any weather forecast was saying.
Thursday, March, 01, 2012 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
With a dogged determination that would humble even the most seasoned of lobbyists, Duluth chamber officials charged forward this week, going ahead with their annual citizen lobbying effort in St. Paul, to heck with what any weather forecast was saying.
Thursday, March, 01, 2012 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
Dayton taking budget message across state
The governor lists more ideas for closing the budget gap and says he’ll share them with state residents.
Tuesday, July, 12, 2011 - State Capitol Bureau - News
The governor lists more ideas for closing the budget gap and says he’ll share them with state residents.
Tuesday, July, 12, 2011 - State Capitol Bureau - News
Singer Michael Franti brings 'stay human' message to Duluth
Shane Bauer of Laughingstock Design is so into Franti’s music and lifestyle that he built a festival around it. The first-time Twin Ports Bridge Festival is a mix of events playing off Franti’s “stay human” theme.
Friday, July, 08, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - Entertainment
Shane Bauer of Laughingstock Design is so into Franti’s music and lifestyle that he built a festival around it. The first-time Twin Ports Bridge Festival is a mix of events playing off Franti’s “stay human” theme.
Friday, July, 08, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - Entertainment
Minnesota Sea Grant gets $400,000 grant to spread message
Everyone knows Smokey Bear’s reminder that only you can prevent forest fires, and now Minnesota Sea Grant wants to add zebra mussels, spiny water fleas and fish-killing VHS virus to your instinctive guilt list.
Friday, September, 09, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - News
Everyone knows Smokey Bear’s reminder that only you can prevent forest fires, and now Minnesota Sea Grant wants to add zebra mussels, spiny water fleas and fish-killing VHS virus to your instinctive guilt list.
Friday, September, 09, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - News
Reader's view: Imbalanced ‘Pocahontas’ story missed message of togetherness, depth of art
Shame on the News Tribune for the wildly imbalanced reporting on the upcoming Duluth Festival Opera production of “Pocahontas,” which is to be staged Thursday evening in Marshall School (“Critic blasts opera’s non-Indian casting,” Sept. 19). The newspaper took the personal gripe of one disaffected woman and blew it up into some kind of racial turmoil.
Wednesday, September, 21, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - None
Shame on the News Tribune for the wildly imbalanced reporting on the upcoming Duluth Festival Opera production of “Pocahontas,” which is to be staged Thursday evening in Marshall School (“Critic blasts opera’s non-Indian casting,” Sept. 19). The newspaper took the personal gripe of one disaffected woman and blew it up into some kind of racial turmoil.
Wednesday, September, 21, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - None
Local view: Court ruling sends confusing message to parents
The Supreme Court’s decision in Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association may seem surprising in that it means the appropriateness of selling violent video games to children is not decided by parents or lawmakers but by retailers. It is less surprising in light of last year’s Supreme Court decision overturning a federal ban on video depictions of animal cruelty.
Sunday, July, 10, 2011 - for the News Tribune - Opinion
The Supreme Court’s decision in Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association may seem surprising in that it means the appropriateness of selling violent video games to children is not decided by parents or lawmakers but by retailers. It is less surprising in light of last year’s Supreme Court decision overturning a federal ban on video depictions of animal cruelty.
Sunday, July, 10, 2011 - for the News Tribune - Opinion
Different approach, same message from Dayton: Work together
Gov. Mark Dayton used a subtle tone in his State of the State address, using “please” when asking for action on legislation he supports. Republican leaders varied in their assessments.
Thursday, February, 16, 2012 - State Capitol Bureau - News
Gov. Mark Dayton used a subtle tone in his State of the State address, using “please” when asking for action on legislation he supports. Republican leaders varied in their assessments.
Thursday, February, 16, 2012 - State Capitol Bureau - News
Reader's view: Albom spreads superstition with anti-atheist column
The Mitch Albom column published July 5 in the News Tribune, “Atheists pick bad time for message,” depicted an even worse message.
Sunday, July, 17, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
The Mitch Albom column published July 5 in the News Tribune, “Atheists pick bad time for message,” depicted an even worse message.
Sunday, July, 17, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - Opinion
Krause will file complaint against Ness over robocalls
Most automated message calls — also called robocalls — are illegal in Minnesota.
Thursday, November, 10, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - News
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Most automated message calls — also called robocalls — are illegal in Minnesota.
Thursday, November, 10, 2011 - Duluth News Tribune - News
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