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I was reading in my Business North about 1 of 32 technology websites in Duluth. It's called Cmputer Foresenic Investigations, Inc.Duluth. The website is: www.cfii.us info@cfii.us 218-529-2389 "Com...
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Millions spent on sex offender rehabilitation, but no one has been rehabilitated
Despite spending $386.9 million since 2005 alone, the number of Minnesota Sex Offender Program patients successfully rehabilitated — permanently released back into the community — is zero.
June 26, 2011
In Texas, former Duluth surgeon may be sanction-free
Citing four cases in which former St. Luke’s neurosurgeon Stefan Konasiewicz was alleged to have harmed patients, the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice disciplined Konasiewicz in September 2010. But Konasiewicz doesn’t have to comply with Minnesota’s sanctions in order to keep practicing medicine in another state.
By Brandon Stahl and Mark Stodghill , May 31, 2011
Medical databank doesn't stop doctors from skipping states
The National Practitioner Data Bank, the federal database that tracks malpractice cases, doesn’t make public doctors’ names or where they practice.
By Brandon Stahl and Mark Stodghill , May 30, 2011
Multiple allegations against former St. Luke's doctor
Despite praise and high pay, neurosurgeon Stefan Konasiewicz amassed a record of allegations and a state reprimand during his time in Duluth.
By Brandon Stahl and Mark Stodghill , May 29, 2011
Reprimands uncovered from incoming Hermantown police chief's past
A Hermantown community panel and the City Council said they weren’t aware of the full extent of disciplinary action taken against the city’s incoming police chief.
March 22, 2011
Superior teen says he forgives accuser; she says she lives in fear 
In the months since rape charges were brought -- and later dropped -- against Andrew Lawrence, both he and his accuser have tried to move on with their lives.
March 08, 2011
Two Stories, One Truth: Part 2 of 3
Two Stories, One Truth: Second of three parts — After he was arrested, 17-year-old Andrew Lawrence was brought to the Superior police station to be interrogated by Detective Thomas Champaigne and Officer Christopher Moe.
March 07, 2011
Two Stories, One Truth: Part 1 of 3
A Superior woman claims a man she never met broke into her home and raped her. Though her story changed several times, police arrest a 17-year-old boy on her word alone, then dismiss the case against him.
March 06, 2011
As for-profit schools expand, students’ problems grow
When Lonnie Cameron went to Duluth Business University to study computer networks in 1998, he picked the school because he was working and needed classes with flexible hours.
January 31, 2011
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