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HUNGRY FOR LIFE Lakeside News Letter/Mini Paper Out
The April/May issue is out at the area businesses and is on-line at : www.LookAtLakeside.com You will learn about shipwrecks, veterans, housing, someone in the Lakeside area who has played music for ...
Posted on 3/29/13 at 6:15 AM
STAFF BLOG NEWS TRIBUNE ATTIC 120 years ago, 'handsome and cultured' Lakeside became part of Duluth
This detail from an 1890 map shows part of the village of Lakeside before it became part of the city of Duluth. (2007 file / News Tribune) The end of one year and beginning of another can be a time o...
Posted on 12/31/12 at 12:14 AM
HEALTHY TIDBITS Lakeside Church is Booming
The church called Anchor Point Community church is booming on 52nd Avenue E. and Tioga Street. Christmas service included coffee a cookie bar, a program with a magical Shawna Gilmore drawing a picture...
Posted on 12/25/11 at 8:27 AM
STAFF BLOG TWIN PORTS BUSINESS Bizs boost Lakewalk Fest
"All the hotels are involved," says Kristi Stokes. "A lot of businesses have stepped up." Like a lot of festivals, the Duluth Lakewalk Festival which kicks off tonight started modestly. But it's been...
Posted on 9/9/11 at 1:46 PM
PEACE GARDEN MAMA II mama mondays: a beautiful beginning
This weekend, my girls and I had a chance to gaze upon this beautiful, blushing bride during a lakeside wedding ceremony. My friend Lori is an amazing person; the mother of seven who, at 40-some...
Posted on 7/11/11 at 10:35 PM
Golden eagle trapped in Duluth, fitted with tracking device 
In a rare event, Hawk Ridge bander trapped a golden eagle Monday that will provide weekly updates to researchers.
By Sam Cook , November 12, 2012
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Portion of Amity Creek Trail to close for improvements, repairs
The city of Duluth will temporarily close part of the Amity Creek Trail beginning Wednesday to allow for work designed to improve the creek’s water quality or to repair damage from June’s flooding.
By News Tribune staff , October 16, 2012
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Duluth teen 1 of 4 finalists for national humanitarian award
In his 18 years, Duluth's Michael Jackson has been through 60 surgeries. Ask him what was hardest, though, and he’ll tell you about the two months this summer when he couldn’t talk about one of the most exciting accomplishments of his remarkable young life.
By John Lundy , October 15, 2012
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MORNING UPDATE: Work on Duluth Lakewalk stops short at Lester River crossing
Obstacles to crossing the Lester River have pushed back plans to finish the Duluth Lakewalk’s eastward expansion to Brighton Beach another year.
By News Tribune staff , October 13, 2012
Work on Duluth Lakewalk stops short at Lester River crossing
Obstacles to crossing the Lester River have pushed back plans to finish the Duluth Lakewalk’s eastward expansion to Brighton Beach another year.
By Peter Passi , October 13, 2012
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Dead wood on Glenwood: Lakeside residents unhappy about dying saplings after road reconstruction
This spring, Joe Walker watered and fertilized the leafless new trees that had been planted in front of his Glenwood Street home. But his efforts to nurture some sign of life out of the saplings were to no avail.
By Peter Passi , October 12, 2012
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Eh? Market celebrates first birthday
A year ago, the News Tribune told you about the startup of Nice Girls of the North Second Saturday Marketplace, a monthly sale held at Lakeside-Lester Park Community Center in Duluth.
By News Tribune staff , October 11, 2012
New school facilities in Duluth attract students, especially in middle schools
New schools in the Duluth district appear to be bringing in more or new students, while other schools experienced losses, just-released official enrollment numbers show.
By Jana Hollingsworth , October 08, 2012
Duluth's ‘patched together’ parks get upgrades
Money from tax levy approved by Duluth voters last year is helping spruce up facilities from Indian Point to Lester Park.
By Peter Passi , October 08, 2012
Duluth hair salons support breast cancer survivors
With Breast Cancer Awareness Month beginning on Monday, two local hair salons are looking to improve the morale of local women affected by the disease.
By Sarah Packingham , September 30, 2012
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Lester River Bridge work begins Monday
Drivers will encounter lane restrictions on London Road near the Lester River Bridge in Duluth on Monday and Tuesday during the day.
By News Tribune staff , September 29, 2012
Carlton County attorney pleads guilty to DWI
Thom Pertler gets one-year stayed sentence, probation for London Road traffic stop.
By Mark Stodghill , September 12, 2012
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Eh? Free OperaFest tickets
Arrowhead libraries are offering free tickets to two upcoming OperaFest events. The libraries have tickets available for “A Night at the Opera” at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Marshall School, hosted by Steve Staruch of Classical MPR, and performers including Nathan Herfindahl and singers from the Minnesota Opera, the New York City Opera, the Metropolitan Opera and more.
By News Tribune staff , August 11, 2012
Duluthians gather in neighborhood get-togethers for National Night Out
Duluthians gather in neighborhood get-togethers across the city for National Night Out.
By News Tribune staff , August 08, 2012
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