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STAFF BLOG RINK & RUN
Yes one final farewell column; Marty Sertich update; Michigan Tech unveils new scoreboard
Yes a third, and final, farewell column by the Rink and Run editor with a look back at 35 years of covering Grandma's Marathon right here. Minnesotan Marty Sertich, a former Hobey Baker Memorial Awar...
Posted on 6/18/13 at 7:47 AM

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STAFF BLOG THE WANNABE BIRDER
Redhead
Here's a woodpecker that's absolutely unmistakable, but as far as I know it's seldom seen in the Northland: Dan Sommerfeld shared this picture of a red-headed woodpecker he took at a feeder in far ea...
Posted on 6/11/13 at 4:49 PM

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STAFF BLOG NEWS TRIBUNE ATTIC
Phillips 66 gas station on Superior Street, 1961
Here are a couple views of a then-new Phillips 66 gas station and the offices of Como Oil Company along Superior Street at Eighth Avenue East in 1961. This view is from April of that year: And here's...
Posted on 6/3/13 at 1:50 AM

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STAFF BLOG THE AREAVOICES COMMUNITY
Growing Pains can wreak a little havoc sometimes
And no, I'm not talking about the 80's sitcom with Alan Thicke. In this case, I'm talking about Areavoices. Throughout the last couple of years, we've seen tremendous growth in both the number of peo...
Posted on 5/9/13 at 11:56 AM

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KNITTING UP NORTH
Knock Me Over
This is roughly a conversation that took place in my office this week. Me: Guess what Boss? We had 16 kids show up for a Knitting Class at the school yesterday! I've got 21 kids registered and I have...
Posted on 4/27/13 at 11:13 AM

Astro Bob blog: Space station spices up short May nights

The early bird is back! The International Space Station is once again making passes during morning twilight, putting in regular appearances for U.S. skywatchers. And I do mean early.

By Bob King , May 17, 2013

Astro Bob blog: Meteoroid hits moon, goes boom!

Anyone looking at the moon at the right time on St. Patrick's Day with a small telescope would have seen it - a pinpoint flash of light as a 1-foot rock slammed into the charcoal-black lunar soil.

By Bob King , May 17, 2013

Astro Bob blog: Lizard Lemmon Comet loses tail, grows a new one

Solar winds snapped off Comet Lemmon's ponytail this week and sent it reeling into space. Not to worry. Comets possess the remarkable ability, shared by many species of lizards, to grow new ones.

By Bob King , May 16, 2013

Astro Bob blog: A 3rd X-class flare rocks the sun

Two of the year's most powerful flares fired off from the sun's backside Sunday and at least 8 spot groups speckle the sun's white-hot surface. Now comes a 3rd big flare.

By Bob King , May 14, 2013

Astro Bob blog: You'll love this video of Lake Superior northern lights

Shawn Malone of Marquette, Mich. has created a masterpiece of video. Malone recently finished a year-long project shooting more than 10,000 pictures of the aurora borealis from 33 separate locations on many cold nights. Enjoy!

By Bob King , May 13, 2013

Astro Bob blog: Earth's ghostly light touches the crescent moon tonight

Wow, the moon sure looked lovely last night. At dusk it was a sharp crescent against the blue sky, but later the entire disk was visible thanks to the the Full Earth. See the painterly ways of Earth again tonight.

By Bob King , May 12, 2013

Astro Bob blog: Curiosity rover sets sights on bumpy Cumberland rock

Cumberland's the next rock in line for the Mars rover's drill - will it have the right ingredients to make a microbe happy?

By Bob King , May 11, 2013

Astro Bob blog: Venus returns to the evening sky in grand style tonight

Guess who's finally come out of hiding? Yep, it's Venus, a planet we've seen neither hide nor hair of for months. And check out her chaperone - one of thinnest crescents moon you might ever see.

By Bob King , May 10, 2013

News Tribune Attic: A view of the Interstate Bridge from 1961

By Andrew Krueger , May 09, 2013

Astro Bob blog: See today's ring-of-fire eclipse on the Web

The New Moon will pass squarely in front of the sun later today treating South Pacific residents to an annular solar eclipse. The rest of us can happily watch it from the comfort of our homes.

By Bob King , May 09, 2013

Astro Bob blog: Curious about asteroids? Tune in to tonight's live stream by expert Lance Benner

Ever wonder how scientists get such detailed radar images of asteroids that only look like points of light in optical telescopes? You'll find out tonight. We also look at ways to deflect potentially nasty asteroids.

By Bob King , May 09, 2013

BIZ Blog: Bug market, big returns

When cicadas return, stocks rise

By Candace Renalls , May 08, 2013

Astro Bob blog: Wise up with a visit to the Methuselah Star

The sun's been around for nearly 5 billion years with another 5 billion to go before it balloons into a red giant and toasts the Earth like a marshmallow held too close to the fire. Meet a star that makes ours seem positively young.

By Bob King , May 08, 2013

BIZ Blog: Downtown store openings galore

There's several new stores to check out in downtown Duluth.

By Candace Renalls , May 07, 2013

Astro Bob blog: Morning aurora topped off by avian cheer

I got up for the stars but stayed for the birds. Clear skies overnight allowed for a look at a surprise aurora display, comets PANSTARRS and Lemmon and a handful of spectacular Eta Aquarid meteors.

By Bob King , May 06, 2013

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