DULUTH

“We are lucky that we can go over to Minnesota,” Christina DeGraef, one of the Superior rally’s organizers, told the News Tribune. “But that’s not the point. The point is that every state should be a safe state.”

Fourth Fest at Bayfront Park moves to Friday; new date for Superior festivities still in the air

Find something to do in the Northland this weekend.

Stevie and Sandy Paulson, along with the Northland Campus of Minnesota Adult and Teen Challenge, hosted the 14th Annual Breezy Point 5K north of Duluth on Saturday. The walk-bike-run race starts and ends in the Paulson’s driveway at their home on Island Lake. Over 550 people registered for the race, which raises funds and awareness for Minnesota Adult and Teen Challenge. In 2021, the event raised more than $60,000 and overall, the Breezy Point 5K has raised over $350,000 for recovery from addiction.

The 1,200-foot lock will take seven years to complete, giving the Soo Locks a second lock to accommodate the Great Lakes' largest vessels.

State, local agencies tab accessory dwelling units of 800 square feet or less as solution for homelessness.

Looking back, it’s easier now to see the teenage years as preparing both teens and their parents for the day they truly are ready for independence.

Fewer in-person summer school options could make it tough for students to catch up academically.

A series of public meetings will be held across the city, including one with the finalists before a selection is made.