BUDGE NEWS
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
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
New communications company opens in Duluth
Saying that she has a passion to help business grow, Lisa Neitzel recently started Surge Communications, Innovations & Online Services, also known as Surge or Surge Communications. The company’s mission is to provide the best client service at the lowest possible price.
May 19, 2012
Duluth women return from Guatemala mission trip
New Life Lutheran Church members Christy Rice and Debra Parks recently returned from a short-term medical mission trip to Tejutla, Guatemala.
May 19, 2012
Judge rules on murder case — in his latest novel
Character building takes commitment. Just ask local author Mark Munger. Munger gets up every morning at 5 a.m., brews coffee, and sits down in front of his computer.
By Thomas Vaughn , May 19, 2012
Honor Flight veteran has put his life to music
If you like jazz, you might stop by Club Saratoga some Saturday afternoon to listen to Gordy Everett croon. You’ll also get to see him do some soft-shoe on stage. “I’m the oldest guy that’s ever been on that stage,” said Everett, 89.
By Patra Savastiades , May 19, 2012
Annual luncheon honors Port Cities women
Susan Bussa, a physical therapist who has volunteered her medical expertise for many local events, was named Port Cities Woman of the Year on Wednesday at the 64th annual Port Cities Luncheon.
May 12, 2012
Boydz Revival set to rock Temple Israel
Organizers are excited about staging their second annual major fundraising event for Temple Israel, and the community is invited to join in on the fun.
By Valerie Clark , May 12, 2012
Being Italian is a state of mind
A group founded by Duluth’s most prominent Italian Americans is looking for members to keep the group alive.
If you go
What: Spaghetti Dinner
When: Friday, May 18 from 3 to 7 p.m.
Where: American Legion Post #71 at 5814 Grand Avenue
Why: to raise funds for scholarships
By Beth Koralia and Naomi Yaeger , May 12, 2012
Duluth volunteer makes the world a better place
Jonathan Kuchera is a volunteer’s volunteer. You can count the organizations for which he volunteers on one hand, but just barely. Recently, he received a glowing community acknowledgment.
By Patra Sevastiades , May 12, 2012
Local residents ‘talk exercise’ during Older Americans Month
May is Older Americans Month, designated by the U.S. Administration on Aging. The theme this year is “Never Too Old To Play!”
By Thomas Vaughn , May 12, 2012
U of M seminar teaches public how to recognize and rid bed bugs
University of Minnesota officials offered advice and ideas on stopping the spread of bed bugs in the Duluth area during a recent seminar.
By Naomi Yaeger , May 12, 2012
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