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Kurdish leader and former candidate for Moorhead mayor in the hot seat over fundraising in Texas

Renovation work continues at Virginia's B'nai Abraham synagogue. The building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is no longer a working temple and serves primarily as a museum on the history of Jews on the Iron Range. (Robin Washington / rwashington@duluthnews.com)
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Minnesota Historical Society blacklists groups over state-funded projects that never got off the ground

CHUM Executive Director Lee Stuart, right, shown in January with support staff person Bill Unger hanging signs directing people to the entrance at CHUM's new Harmony Club emergency warming center, is retiring at the end of the year. (File / News Tribune)
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CHUM's leader to retire at year's end

Thunderbird-Wren Halfway House opened in Morgan Park late last year. The two-story, two-winged building can house up to 40 residents. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com)
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New Thunderbird-Wren Halfway House provides space for twice as many clients

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Series of anti-violence discussions for men begin Friday

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Warming centers open Saturday, Sunday nights

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Minnesota animal shelter receives $3 million gift

Jadrianne Latulip demonstrates how to use an overdose rescue kit containing three doses of naloxone from the Center for Alcohol & Drug Treatment in Duluth. Clients in the Pathfinder program receive one of these kits. (Clint Austin / caustin@duluthnews.com)
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Duluth treatment center helping hundreds through opioid withdrawal

Warming center support staff member Bill Unger and CHUM Executive Director Lee Stuart haul supplies Jan. 16 into CHUM's new Harmony Club emergency warming center, located in Lincoln Park, within the old Lincoln Park School. (File / News Tribune)
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Grant to keep warming centers open more often

Volunteers provide food to residents of southern Douglas County through the Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank's mobile food pantry in Solon Springs in 2019. News Tribune file
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Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank distributes record number of meals

Robert Guerrero, a blind massage therapist, gives Katie Ronkainen of Superior a massage at La Peinado Salon in Superior, where he works, in 2018. Because of his vision loss, he changed careers with the help of the Lighthouse Center for Vision Loss. (File / News Tribune)
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Lighthouse Center for Vision Loss expands its mission

A vial of naloxone and an injection kit. (File / Forum News Service)
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Nonprofit seeks to get more overdose reversal kits into Northland counties

Life House, at 102 W. First St., is pictured in 2016. (File / News Tribune)
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Life House announces new leader

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Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation leader to retire

The American Indian Community Housing Organization is in the process of transforming the former 4th Street Market into the Niiwin Indigenous Foods Market.
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Grant furthers AICHO's indigenous foods emphasis

Rick Klun of Superior is about to retire from his post as executive director of Center City Housing Corp. after holding the position for the past 15 years. Rick is standing with the sign from the original San Marco in Duluth. The new San Marco facility was one of the first projects that he worked on after becoming executive director of Center City. (Clint Austin / caustin@duluthnews.com)
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Intrepid Klun to step down as director of Duluth's Center City Housing Corp.

People hold signs bearing the names of individuals from the homeless community who died during the year during the 2016 vigil for the homeless.
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Annual Duluth vigil to honor homeless who died

Carly Lonne (left) of Duluth talks with NuWay program director Angela Gilbertson during an open house at NuWay addiction services in West Duluth Thursday. (Clint Austin / caustin@duluthnews.com)
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NuWay, Twin Cities addiction recovery agency, opens facility in Duluth

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Author to speak on 'strong towns' in Duluth

Life House Executive Director Maude Dornfeld sniffs a candle earlier this year in the Limitless Candles retail space at Life House. The candles are made under the umbrella of Legitimate Hustle, which now has state funding to serve as an addiction recovery program for young adults.
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Grant helps Duluth agencies fight opioid addiction through candles and jewelry

Single boots, clothes, partial children’s games, masks, holiday decorations and garbage rest in the garbage bin at Goodwill Industries in Duluth. Many items get dumped at Goodwill on Sunday evenings, and once they get wet they cannot be brought into the building. Jed Carlson / Forum News Service
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