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'A Night of Steampunk' at the Depot
The Historic Depot Train Museum was the backdrop for A Night of Steampunk, presented by The Duluth Art Institute on Thursday, May 17.
By Emily Rose , May 26, 2012
Berklee composer plans to put Hermantown choir students to the test
After spending nearly three years at one of the world’s most prominent music schools, Hermantown High School graduate Brian Erickson is returning to his alma mater to compose a song for the school’s winter music festival.
By Joe Cadotte , May 26, 2012
Column: Courteous pet owners are good for the community
The days are longer, the weather is warmer, and on a recent outing to the Lakewalk I was impressed to see that humans weren’t the only ones enjoying the first taste of summer — dogs were out in abundance.
By Amy Miller , May 26, 2012
Column: Your dog’s business is everyone’s business
Do you love your dog enough to carry around a bag of his poo? Not only that, do you care enough about your fellow human to carry a bag of dog poo?
By Naomi Yaeger , May 26, 2012
Duluth's Veterans Memorial Hall extends Memorial Day observance
Memorial Day sometimes happens so fast that the “memorial” part gets lost. This year will be different, thanks to a new exhibit sponsored by Veterans Memorial Hall.
By Thomas Vaughn , May 26, 2012
It’s a rededication for Gary-New Duluth Veterans Memorial
The original Gary-New Duluth Memorial is celebrating its 60th anniversary and is being rededicated with a new monument and restoration of the existing monument.
May 26, 2012
Duluth woman shares haunting tale of World War II POW
The letter in the mailbox was written in Greek. The year was 1941, and it had been sent to Mankato from an Army base near San Francisco.
By Patra Sevastiades , May 26, 2012
Column: A visit to the new Lincoln Park Middle School
Earlier this month, I joined teachers and staff from Morgan Park Middle School as they visited the new Lincoln Park Middle School. The visit was part of a process that will help teachers plan for their new spaces and facilitate an efficient move into the new building this summer.
By Bill Gronseth , May 24, 2012
Brian Matuszak column: How to stay married 50 years, most of it with the same person
So it’s my aunt and uncle’s 50th wedding anniversary this weekend, and before I wish them the happiest of days, I need to talk to my Uncle Ronnie a minute.
By Brian Matuszak , May 23, 2012
Column: Oh, the Places You’ll Go - Part II
Last month I reviewed some of the unconventional field trips my kids and our friends have taken. In an effort to encourage people to get out this summer, have some adventures and not spend a wad of cash, I want to continue and share some of the more adventurous and pleasing gustatory tours we have taken.
By S.E. Livingston , May 22, 2012
Column: When everyone wins, except the losers
One of my favorite new buzz words currently bouncing around the fantastically fecund right wing echo chamber is “uncertainty.”
By Michael Kooi , May 22, 2012
Northland Nature: Barred owls continue their spring nesting 
During May, those of us who watch nature closely will find plenty to see. The woods is filled with spring wildflowers and fern fiddleheads on the forest floor, while the trees provide a greening canopy overhead.
By Larry Weber , May 20, 2012
Column: Minor tweaks can’t fix health system
The steady drumroll of controversy regarding health care has continued locally in recent months.
By Pete Langr , May 20, 2012
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