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THIS WOMAN WRITES Light and Hope versus Darkness and Despair
From theStart Your Week with Steve newsletterof Steve Henderson Fine Art: Steve Says: "In art school, we were repeatedly told to find our own style and paint it, which sounds like great advice if ...
Posted on 5/6/13 at 5:53 PM
STAFF BLOG EH? PLUS We’re No. 1! In this hemisphere!
Q. Where is the second-best adventure travel hub in the world? A. Duluth, according to Outside magazines April Outside Travel Awards issue. The magazine credits the trails, Spirit Mountain, Lake Sup...
Posted on 3/13/13 at 12:01 AM
SLOWING THE RACING MIND A Library Find: “The Disappearing Spoon”
Those who follow this blog (thank you for sticking it out, by the way) know that I travel often for my job and love to listen to books on CD to keep me company. An 11 disc book is just about the right...
Posted on 3/8/13 at 8:25 AM
THE GAY AGENDA The same, only . . .
Ricky and I just got back from visiting some place I've never been before. It made me think of this post I wrote after returning from Guadalajara & Puerto Vallarta . . . . Humans are hard-wired t...
Posted on 3/1/13 at 7:07 PM
WHAT IN THE WORLD? España Te Espera!
I recently returned from my first trip to Europe... I was a little nervous, not knowing what to expect, but it turned out to be a great experience that I will never forget! We landed in Lisbon, Portug...
Posted on 1/18/13 at 12:08 PM
Five free things to do in Romania’s capital
BUCHAREST, Romania — It was founded by a shepherd, according to local legend, and later was nicknamed the Paris of the East. But Bucharest’s idyllic roots and elegant reputation eventually gave way to a series of 20th century calamities: war, invasions, earthquakes and communism.
By Alison Mutler , April 14, 2013
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Solo kayaker plans return trip to Minnesota after reaching Florida
Daniel Alvarez, the solo kayaker who paddled from Minnesota’s Northwest Angle to Key West, Fla., has turned around.
By Sam Cook , April 13, 2013
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Radisson Hotel in Duluth for sale
Putting the hotel up for sale has nothing to do with the March 13 waterline break that flooded the building’s lower level, knocking out power and forcing guests to relocate, owners say.
By Peter Passi , April 09, 2013
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Southern loon’s call moves the mind north
SAM COOK: I stepped out of my tent last Friday morning and heard the unmistakable cry of a loon. But the bird wasn’t anywhere near Minnesota.
By Sam Cook , April 05, 2013
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Tall ships festival on pace to be biggest yet
Tickets for this summer’s tall ships festival in Duluth go on sale today, and organizers of the popular event are urging would-be visitors to plan ahead and book early.
By Peter Passi , April 01, 2013
Mom, 2 sons injured in deadly Alabama airport sign collapse are improving
A woman and two of her sons were improving Sunday after being seriously injured when a flight information billboard fell on them at an airport. A third son was killed Friday when the electronic board fell.
By Associated Press report , March 24, 2013
Bull caribou before breakfast
The first hint of gray had seeped into the Alaskan landscape on a September morning last year when Mike Schrage left his tent. He was alone on the land.
By Sam Cook , March 24, 2013
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Dream trips: Northland residents share tales of far-flung getaways
We have terrific hunting and fishing opportunities right here in the Northland, but sometimes it’s nice to dream big. Here, five readers share stories of far-flung getaways, two to the Far North and one to the balmy Caribbean.
By News Tribune staff , March 24, 2013
Cool winter camping on a tropical isle
You could call it winter camping. But coconuts fell instead of snowflakes. We fished for wahoo instead of walleyes. Our tent, pitched under palm trees, required no woodstove for heat.
By Lora Lockett , March 24, 2013
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Trout on Canada's Great Bear Lake
Duluth’s Jerry Butchart had been wanting to take a lake trout fishing trip to Great Bear Lake for 20 years. Finally, three years ago, he and his son made that dream come true.
By Sam Cook , March 24, 2013
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