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Duluth Nurses Join Statewide Plea for Safe Staffing

Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth

Duluth Nurses Join Statewide Plea for Safe Staffing

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DULUTH — Nurses and advanced practice providers in Duluth held an informational picket Wednesday at Essentia Health and Aspirus St. Luke’s, calling on administrators to address issues of understaffing, unsafe conditions and patient care over profits. Contracts between the health care systems and the Minnesota Nurses Association are set to expire June 30. Motorists honked their horns as community members and local politicians, including Mayor Ro…See the Story

Mayo Clinic 'mystery baby' set to run first Grandma's Marathon

National Institutes of Health · Duluth

Mayo Clinic 'mystery baby' set to run first Grandma's Marathon

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

DULUTH — Nolan Ward of Eyota, Minnesota, will undoubtedly be one of the most unique runners taking part in the 49th Grandma’s Marathon. Ward — who ran on the Eyota-Dover High School cross country and track and field teams this past school year as an eighth-grader — will turn 15 years old just days before the starting gun sounds on June 21, making him one of the youngest runners in the field. In 2024, only five boys and six girls under the age of…See the Story

Northland Nature: Uncommon waterleaf blooms in shade

Trees · Duluth

Northland Nature: Uncommon waterleaf blooms in shade

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

It seems like it was not long ago that we looked at the forest floor of deciduous trees and we noted carpets of the early spring wildflowers. Having a short lifetime and a need for direct sunlight, they grew fast. Flowers, such as bloodroot, spring beauty, hepatica and trout lilies, quickly formed stems and leaves above the ground and opened their flowers to be pollinated by early flying bees. They were in a hurry. Their sunny site would not las…See the Story

Duluth renters' rights referendum likely to be on November ballot

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

DULUTH — Members of a local tenants union rallied on the steps of City Hall Thursday afternoon as they prepared to deliver a petition that could provide renters with a new tool to encourage landlords to make timely repairs. Nick DeMaioribus was part of a motivated team that canvassed the city, collecting 5,951 signatures in support of a proposed “right to repair” ordinance. He said 54 volunteers dedicated 642 hours to the endeavor over just 49 d…Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth See the Story

Duluth City Councilor to Step Down Early Due to Departure From District

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Mike Mayou said accessibility issues motivated his family's decision to regretfully relocate.Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth See the Story

Bygones: Duluth, Superior officials had cow-milking rivalry in 1955

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News-Tribune, June 14, 1925 West Duluth physician and surgeon Dr. James A. Rippart, 38, was shot down in his office just after midnight and is hospitalized with a bullet wound near the heart. Police are holding Rippart's wife as a suspect. News-Tribune, June 14, 1955 Duluth Mayor George D. Johnson challenged Superior City Council President E.G. Nelson to a cow-milking contest at the Duluth Dukes-St. Cloud baseball game next week. Nelson accepted…Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth Read Article

Duluth shapes policy to guide future use of tax subsidies for developers

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

DULUTH — City councilors will take up a resolution Monday designed to provide clearer direction regarding how the city should make future use of a popular development incentive called tax-increment financing. City staff spent more than a year discussing how best to use TIF and researching how other Minnesota communities approach the subsidy before bringing forward a proposal. Three city councilors who are members of the Duluth Economic Developme…Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth Read Article

‘Aftermath of the Coal Strike’ by Tom Tippett from Truth (Duluth). Vol. 6 No. 8. February 23, 1923.

One of the great class battles in U.S. history was the national strike of half a million miners in 1922 against post-war retrenchment. Many of those were non-union miners walking out in solidarity and for a union themselves, only to be betrayed by the U.M.W.A. leadership and left out of the final contracts. Tom Tippett […]Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth Read Article

Fire Broke Out at MN Power's Hibbard Renewable Energy Center

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DULUTH, Minn. — Fire broke out at Minnesota Power’s Hibbard Renewable Energy Center in Duluth on Thursday. This happened around 2:50 p.m. on the 4900 block of Main Street. The wood storage center started on fire with sprinkler system keeping the flames from getting out of control. Firefighters quickly put out the fire when they arrived. Power generation was not impacted. Categories: Minnesota, News, News – Latest NewsDuluth, Minnesota · Duluth Read Article

Lincoln Park Farmers Market Starts

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DULUTH, Minn. — The Lincoln Park Farmers Market is back for the summer! Thursday was opening day for the Lincoln Park Farmers Market at Harrison Park. The market featured local vendors selling food, crafts, health products, and other goods. This farmers market works with those participating in the SNAP benefits and the Power of Produce program to increase access to fresh food. “We are so excited to get a grant from the Department of Ag to help s…Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth Read Article

Graduate's View: East provides colors so students can paint masterpieces

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How does one even start something like this? I can’t really. Instead, I’ll start with the end. I want to thank each and every one of you for coming today. For this truly is a celebration of an end. For 12 years, we’ve struggled and strived to get through. For many, the last year felt like it flew by. Then bam! Suddenly, we were swamped with end-of-year preparations and assignments. But we’ve done it: the last high school quiz done, the last assi…Duluth, Minnesota · Duluth Read Article

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