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Former owner of Northland car dealership indicted in $1.5 million fraud case 
The former owner of the Montavon Motors Ford dealership in Grand Rapids has been indicted in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis, accused of defrauding American Bank of the North of $1.5 million.
By News Tribune staff , October 26, 2012
Meet the Northland prep football player who scored eight TDs, 52 points total in playoff win
Cook County's Peter Warren tied a Minnesota prep football record for most touchdowns in a game and set the state mark for most points scored Tuesday in a 70-6 win in a Section 7A first-round game.
By Rick Weegman , October 25, 2012
Former bounty hunter thinks Minnesota wolf season may be tough going
Reynold Laakso was among the last of those who trapped gray wolves in Minnesota for bounty payments in the 1960s.
By Sam Cook , October 21, 2012
- Reynold Laakso of Two Harbors
- Wolf after trapping
- Minnesota wolf hunting and trapping seasons
- From the archives: 1982 interview with a legendary Minnesota trapper
- Fond du Lac Band, 1854 Treaty Authority won’t hold wolf hunt this year
- Minnesota wolf hunt stirs passions: Background on how hunt came to be, and continuing controversy
- Hunter already has a plan for wolf season
Four months after being devastated by floods, popular Northland state park to reopen Monday
Jay Cooke State Park will reopen Monday, four months after flooding washed away roads, trails and bridges.
By Steve Kuchera , October 19, 2012
Some parents protest Duluth school’s ‘Vote Yes’ signs for Minnesota marriage amendment
At Holy Rosary School in Duluth, it’s been a battle of the political signs some mornings, with one group of parents protesting the presence of a message to “Vote Yes” for the marriage amendment in front of the school.
By Jana Hollingsworth , October 18, 2012
Northland men’s deaths in car crash inspire legislative action on methadone
Following the deaths of two Northland men, State Rep. Tom Huntley and State Sen. Roger Reinert say they want to hold hearings this fall to determine if more restrictions are needed on how methadone treatment is administered in Minnesota.
October 14, 2012
Teenage girl in serious condition after stabbing in central Duluth
A 17-year-old girl is in serious condition after being stabbed and beaten in Duluth's Central Hillside neighborhood early Saturday.
By News Tribune staff , October 13, 2012
Northland photographer accused of peeping on clients
The owner of an Eveleth photography studio has been summoned to appear in court after being accused of looking through a peep hole into a dressing room where two girls were changing clothes.
By Mark Stodghill , October 13, 2012
Four charged in slaying of Floodwood woman
A 22-year-old man and a juvenile boy are accused of slaying a Floodwood woman for her car and cell phone while two others are charged with attempting to help the duo conceal the murder.
By Mark Stodghill , October 11, 2012
Among lucky few to get licenses, Northlanders find success on moose hunts
Water levels were so low on the Nina Moose River northwest of Ely that Mike Rogalla and Don Nemec gave up on hunting moose from a canoe. They started walking through the woods. The change in strategy paid off.
By Sam Cook , October 07, 2012
Duluth man to be charged in death of Floodwood woman
Michael William Siewert, 22, who police said they believe is a member of the Native Mob criminal gang, is being held in the Carlton County Jail on an unrelated charge in connection with an August shooting.
By News Tribune staff , October 05, 2012
DNT investigation: Former patient says methadone treatment was ‘just another addiction’
In 2010, Josh Bergstedt became one of thousands of people who have dropped out of Minnesota's methadone programs without completing the treatment. From 2007 to 2011, 94 percent of the state’s methadone patients who left the programs did so without completing the treatment.
September 23, 2012
Longtime Duluth doctor, medical examiner dies in plane crash in Wyoming
Longtime Duluth pathologist and deputy St. Louis County medical examiner Dr. Donald Kundel was flying to Wyoming for a celebratory hunting trip with his son on Friday when the experimental plane he built crashed, ending his life. He was 79.
By Andrew Krueger and John Lundy , September 23, 2012
Long-term warm trend expected to continue into winter in the Northland
Despite the coolest week since April and first fall frosts arriving right on time up north, the long-range forecast for the Northland’s autumn and winter is warmer than normal.
By John Myers , September 22, 2012
Duluth mail carrier receives national attention for heroism
Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night — or recognition as a hero — will keep letter carrier Mike Sylvester from his appointed rounds.
By Mike Creger , September 22, 2012
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