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THIS WOMAN WRITES Vacationing Every Week
From theStart Your Week with Steve Newsletterof Steve Henderson Fine Art: Steve Says: "Recently, Carolyn and I spent some time in the Wallowa Mountains of Oregon, frequently described as the Swiss...
Posted on 6/17/13 at 5:38 PM
GOOD PEOPLE GOOD BUSINESS Trained Employees Waiting at the Station
How much do I invest in my employees?an age old question asked by many business owners and leaders who sometimes fear that trained-up employees will leave for another job opportunity, taking the train...
Posted on 6/13/13 at 3:53 PM
60 DAYS TO BETTER LIVING The ethics of medical job shadowing: Who benefits?
The patient was about to undergo surgery when the surgeon came into the hospital room with "a clan of about six 'student doctors'." It was uncomfortable and embarrassing: As the young students craned...
Posted on 3/13/13 at 10:57 AM
CUTE 'N' COMFY It's time to celebrate!
I have some wonderful news! This week I was offered a full-time job writing for the variety section Accent at Grand Fork Herald. It's the absolute perfect position for me, so, naturally, I accepted. I...
Posted on 3/8/13 at 1:22 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: Dayton backs new Iron Ore Alliance
By Danielle Killey Employees and officials at U.S. Steel want to keep their industry strong and hope the new Iron Ore Alliance is one way to do that. We need policies that will help the industry gro...
Posted on 2/21/13 at 9:47 AM
Judge nixes harassment suit against St. Louis County 
A judge has ended a lawsuit brought by a former St. Louis County employee who alleged sexual harassment by a county commissioner and other county officials led to her losing her job.
By John Myers , September 22, 2010
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Northland's slow economic recovery takes toll on homeowners
Just when we thought the recovery was under way, foreclosures took a giant leap in the Northland.
By Candace Renalls , May 10, 2010
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New Duluth police officers to be sworn in today
Ten new Duluth police officers, including four who have served in the military in Iraq, will be sworn in and have their badges pinned during ceremonies today at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center.
March 26, 2010
Holiday job-seekers find little cheer at Duluth's Miller Hill Mall
While the national forecast for holiday hiring is for the same level or slightly more than last year, that’s no reason to celebrate. Last year was the worst hiring season since 1989, according to federal Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
By Candace Renalls , November 16, 2009
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Mentors help guide young job seekers
The old saying “it’s who you know” is often applied to finding a job in Duluth.
By Jana Hollingsworth , November 09, 2009
Oberstar says Obama undercounts new transportation jobs by half
There was much ado Friday about the estimated 640,000 jobs created or saved by the federal stimulus package, but Rep. Jim Oberstar said the numbers in at least one sector are off by more than 50 percent.
November 02, 2009
Duluth police, DTA benefit from stimulus spending
With thousands of dollars awarded and more awaited, the Duluth Police Department and the Duluth Transit Authority are microcosms of how the federal stimulus package has helped local agencies.
November 02, 2009
Duluth architects and engineers build their numbers, drawn by innovation and region’s amenities
Architects and engineers seem to love Duluth. And Duluth seems to love them.
By Candace Renalls , November 02, 2009
Iron Range Resources helps drill-maker, wind turbine projects
A Chisholm-based drill manufacturer plans to add 50 to 75 jobs with the assistance of $2.7 million in loans.
October 19, 2009
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CSS dean wants to improve Northland's business climate
Using his blend of corporate and academic experience, the new dean of the College of St. Scholastica’s School of Business and Technology discussed his goals to foster creativity and entrepreneurship in his 1,000 students and, most of all, find careers for them in the Northland.
September 28, 2009
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Minnesota loses 10,300 jobs in August
National economists say the recession technically is over, but Minnesota economic leaders say workers have yet to feel an improvement.
By Don Davis , September 17, 2009
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DNR officer fired for computer use, refusing drug test
Former Minnesota conservation Officer Brian Buria was fired from the Department of Natural Resources earlier this year for using a state computer for personal use, lying about taking a defensive driving course, using narcotics and refusing to take a drug and alcohol test.
By John Myers , September 04, 2009
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Oberstar touts stimulus spending at airport groundbreaking
Earth-moving equipment rumbled in the background Tuesday afternoon even as U.S. Rep. Jim Oberstar prepared to heft a golden shovelful of dirt at a ceremonial groundbreaking for Duluth International Airport’s new terminal building.
By Peter Passi , September 02, 2009
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Supervisor’s temper at issue in Gold Cross lawsuit
The plaintiff’s attorney in the lawsuit against Gold Cross Ambulance continued to focus Tuesday on whether a supervisor there is a “hothead.”
August 26, 2009
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