BUDGE COMMUNITY
Riverfront communities say thanks and congratulations to Officer Jim Rodman
This Tuesday, Duluthians will gather at the Good Fellowship Community Center in Morgan Park to show their gratitude to a Duluth police officer for his successful community-building efforts.
By Thomas Vaughn , April 14, 2012
Tea Party heads to the DECC for Tax Day
The fourth annual Tea Party Rally begins at noon in the Amsoil Arena on Sunday, April 15. More than a dozen Tea Party groups from Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan will participate.
By Thomas Vaughn , April 14, 2012
Over 50 grand raised for Food Bank
Empty Bowl proceeds will allow the food bank to rescue and distribute enough food for 232,400 meals.
By Budgeteer News staff , April 12, 2012
Duluth native Leif Anderson guides, supports local fitness community
SARAH PACKINGHAM: Duluth native Leif Anderson has been involved in athletics since a very young age. He has also always had a strong interest in the medical field.
By Sarah Packingham , April 12, 2012
Downtown Duluth to get a clean sweep 
KRISTI STOKES: It seems as if many people have had spring fever all winter long this year. The unseasonably warm temperatures have had Duluthians taking on projects or activities that are quite uncommon for the months of February and March.
By Kristi Stokes , April 05, 2012
Your new best friend is waiting
Every Tuesday through Sunday, Animal Allies Humane Society opens its doors to hopeful adopters looking for their new best friend. If you have made the decision to adopt a pet, congratulations! Your exciting adventure has just begun.
By Amy Miller , April 03, 2012
Clayton Jackson McGhie Memorial, Inc. honors the past, builds for the future
Supporters of the Clayton Jackson McGhie Memorial, Inc. will have an opportunity to remember the past, experience the present and look to a better future as they join for the nonprofit’s fifth annual fundraising event on Saturday.
By Thomas Vaughn , March 31, 2012
Rubber Chicken Theater presents one-day ‘The Chicken Hat Plays’
Rubber Chicken Theater will present eight world-premiere plays, all created in just 24 hours, during its latest go-round of The Chicken Hat Plays. The Chicken Hat Plays will be performed for one day only at the Harbor City International School Theater, located at 332 W. Michigan Street on Saturday, March 24.
By Budgeteer News Staff , March 24, 2012
Statewide nonprofit installs water wells in Cambodia
It was back in 1968 and 1969 when Fletcher Hinds, now of Duluth, decided he wanted to give back to the people of Cambodia. At the time, Hinds was serving in the Marines and fighting in the Vietnam War. He said he saw firsthand the suffering and poverty experienced by many Cambodians.
By Julie Krienke , March 23, 2012
Woodland Hills announces directors of 2012
Woodland Hills announced that Xavier Bell, George Goldfarb and Leanne Joynes joined its Board of Directors.
By Budgeteer staff , March 22, 2012
Duluth, Arrowhead looking to tap homegrown energy
Northeast CERTs team gets communities thinking about renewable resources
Minnesota imports 85 percent of the energy it needs. Of that, 40 percent is oil, 22 percent is natural gas, and 23 percent is coal – all of which are non-renewable resources.
By Julie Krienke , March 10, 2012
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