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Activist Isabell-Nelson says goodbye to Duluth
Debbie Isabell-Nelson has been one of the more recognizable faces in Duluth’s western communities over the past decade. She’s been a housing advocate, a community club organizer, led cleanup efforts and even ran for office.
By Tom Olsen , May 11, 2013
Sports column: Boxing coach, promoter Walters thrives on local successes
Zach Walters’ boxing career was nothing short of impressive, but now, Walters finds himself on the other side of the ring as not just a coach, but also a fight promoter.
By Sarah Packingham , May 09, 2013
Brian Matuszak column: Driving Miss Kaylee
So Kaylee is only 14, which means she can’t drive yet. That means that her mom and I have to transport her everywhere. And by “everywhere,” I mean EVERYWHERE.
By Brian Matuszak , May 08, 2013
Column: Everyone in Duluth has lakeshore property
Spring is a time when our lakes and streams are the most sensitive.
By Chris Kleist , May 07, 2013
Column: Appreciate and protect our healing waters
Our beloved community rises from the shores of Lake Superior, the world’s greatest freshwater wonder.
By David Ross , May 07, 2013
Police chief's column: Duluth sees decrease in serious crime numbers
As we move to the halfway point of 2013 I want to reflect on how the Duluth Police Department is doing with our number one goal: crime prevention.
By Gordon Ramsay , May 06, 2013
Pets column: Senior pets are never too old for love
When Patrick arrived at the shelter as a stray, staff knew right away that it might be a while before he found an adopter who was interested in giving him a loving home.
By Amy Miller , May 06, 2013
Event planning business expands with downtown Duluth presence
When Mariah McKechnie was looking at potential locations for her wedding and event planning business, there was one feature of a space in downtown Duluth’s Torrey Building that she couldn’t overlook: a bank vault.
By Tom Olsen , May 04, 2013
Richard Fryberger: The Occasional Painter
Richard Fryberger has been creating art for more than four decades, but he has squeezed it into a lifetime — he’s 66 — filled with career, family, community service, travel adventures, and a dazzling variety of other hobbies and interests.
By Marty Sozansky , May 04, 2013
Northland Nature: After the snow melts
As we start the new month of May, we look at what will be the effects from the record-setting late-season snowstorms of April.
By Larry Weber , May 04, 2013
After long wait, victory is sweet for Sunrise Survivor
For longtime Duluth-resident Ted Krakovec, 85, winning something big was an item on his bucket list.
By Tom Olsen , May 04, 2013
North Shore student brings shoes to those in need, near and far
When 7-year-old Ellie Johnson walked into the Miller Hill Mall with $50 in cash from her recent birthday party, the Two Harbors girl wasn’t looking to buy a gift for herself.
By Tom Olsen , May 04, 2013
Five League of Women Voters Duluth members have more than 50 years of service
You could say that Lee Ball was an accidental president. The Duluth woman was invited to a League of Women Voters Duluth meeting by a friend in 1957. It would be a long time before she missed another meeting.
By Tom Olsen , May 04, 2013
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