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Millions for Infrastructure Improvements at Ely Municipal Airport

September 19, 2016

Site Staff,

U.S. Senators Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken, along with Representative Rick Nolan, announced Monday that the U.S. Department of Transportation has awarded the Ely Municipal Airport a grand of $2,836,567 for infrastructure improvements.

Bentleyville Starts Moving Back to Bayfront Festival Park

The Annual Christmas Attraction is in the Beginning Stages of Set Up

September 19, 2016

Nathaniel LeCapitaine,

Leaves haven’t started falling quite yet, but before we know it it’ll be Christmas.

Officials Hope That Many Northlanders Come Out to Kick Off the New Comprehensive Plan

2035 Imagine Duluth creates growth in housing, economic development, and more!

September 19, 2016

Chelsee Moe,

This Wednesday, City of Duluth officials will hold an event to kick off the new Duluth comprehensive plan.

Duluth Residents Notice a Lack of Political Signs Up

Less people advocating in yards this year

September 19, 2016

Chelsee Moe,

It’s presidential election season but maybe you noticed something a little different this time around in Duluth.

Local Police Talk About How to Be Safe in an Emergency Situation

After Saturday's attacks in St. Cloud, many worry about safety

September 19, 2016

Chelsee Moe,

St. Cloud’s Mayor and state leaders met today with the off duty law enforcement officer who intervened on Saturday night to save lives.

Candidates Spar in Debate for MN 8th District Congressional Seat

Nolan and Mills Get Heated On the Issues

September 19, 2016

Nathaniel LeCapitaine,

Republican businessman Stewart Mills came just shy of winning Minnesota’s 8th District Congressional seat in 2014.

Annual Miller-Dwan Fundraiser to Benefit Healing Space Campaign

Coffee Conversation: ARTcetera

September 19, 2016

Natalie Froistad,

An annual fundraiser is aimed at bettering health care in the Northland is taking place this weekend.

St. Cloud Crossroads Center Mall Stabbing Update

More on the incident that happened Saturday, Sept. 17

September 19, 2016

Site Staff,

Minnesota Governor, Mark Dayton plans to travel to St. Cloud, to meet with city officials about the weekend stabbing at a local mall. The incident is currently being investigated as a potential act of terrorism.

UMD Hosts Food and Farm Festival

Fest Celebrates Sustainability

September 19, 2016

Graham Hakala,

Community members enjoyed food and fun at the UMD Food and Farm Festival Sunday.

Pokemon Go Party Invites Players to Catch ‘Em All

City Hosts Event Downtown

September 19, 2016

Graham Hakala,

Duluth’s downtown and parks are full of Poke stops, and fans of the game have been walking around catching Pokemon since the game was first released.

Northland Experiences Special Ed Teacher Shortage

School Districts Struggle To Fill Positions

September 19, 2016

Site Staff,

As the students and teachers head back to class there’s one type of job in particular has become very difficult to fill.

Denfeld’s Cody Brown Big On Leadership

Senior QB Leading The Way For Hunters

September 19, 2016

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At Duluth Denfeld Senior quarterback Cody Brown is proving that brain over brawn isn’t just a metaphor, and that football is no longer just a big man’s game.

Chester Bowl Celebrates Annual Fall Festival

Thousands Turned Out for the Festival

September 18, 2016

Graham Hakala,

Thousands turned out for The 32nd Annual Fall Fest.

Car Enthusiasts Cruise for a Good Cause

It's a Fundraiser to Help Families Affected by Cancer

September 18, 2016

Graham Hakala,

Car Enthusiasts came together to raise funds for a family affected by childhood cancer.

Mammogram Techs Gather to Support Breast Cancer

Many Gather to Support Breast Cancer

September 17, 2016

Joey Norton,

This afternoon hundreds of mammogram techs gathered at their annual conference at the Duluth Inn on Lake Superior.

Stroke Camp Brings Comfort to Stroke Survivors and Caregivers

Camp gives survivors and their caregivers support after a stroke.

September 17, 2016

Zach Richie,

A stroke happens every 40 seconds in the United States. They are also the leading cause of serious, long term disabilities. A national camp wants to let those stroke survivors and their caregivers that they are not alone.

Newly Sworn in officers to start Monday in Superior

4 officers plan to start protecting the Superior starting Monday

September 17, 2016

Joey Norton,

Friends and family gathered in Superiors police station this afternoon to watch close ones be sworn in as Police Officers. Four new officers will start in their new position Monday, September 19th

Engwall’s Corn Maze Ready to Open

The Sixth Annual Event Looks to Bring in Thousands Over Seven Weekends

September 16, 2016

Brett Scott,

Hundreds of Northlanders will be trying to find their way out of a spooky situation this weekend.

Sammy’s Pizza in Superior is Back, And Open For Business

A Local Favorite Reopens at a New Location

September 16, 2016

Nathaniel LeCapitaine,

Sammy’s in Superior closed more than two years ago. Now, as the signs say outside, “We’re back!”

Northshore Inline Marathon Events Kick Off in Duluth

It's the Biggest Inline Marathon in the Nation

September 16, 2016

Adam Jagunich,

The Nation’s Biggest Inline Race is happening in Duluth.

Birders and Birds Flock to Hawk Ridge

It's the Annual Hawk Weekend Festival

September 16, 2016

Adam Jagunich,

Birders are perched on Hawks Ridge for the annual Hawk Weekend Festival.

Conference Held to Discuss STEM Education in the Northland

Event Promotes STEM Education in the Northland

September 16, 2016

Adam Jagunich,

A meeting called “Celebrations, Barriers, and Solutions to STEM Access,” discussed how to further Science, Technology, engineering and Math education in the Northland.

Lift Bridge and Enger Tower go Teal for Ovarian Cancer

20,000 Women are Diagnosed Each Year

September 16, 2016

Adam Jagunich,

The Aerial Lift Bridge and Enger Tower are “Going Teal” to raise awareness for Ovarian Cancer.

An Update on 7-West Taphouse in Superior

Still Under Construction, But Hopeful for Opening

September 16, 2016

Nathaniel LeCapitaine,

A popular Duluth restaurant is gearing up for its own grand opening at a new location in Superior.

Gearing Up for Hunting

Active Advenutres: Hunting Preps

September 16, 2016

Site Staff,

For this week’s Active Adventures we focused on getting ready for hunting season.

Local Kids Art Hanging On Mayor Larson’s Walls

Mayor Invited Kids To Give Her Inspiration

September 16, 2016

Site Staff,

Earlier this year, Duluth mayor Emily Larson called on kids in the community to send her their artwork, and to include their hopes and concerns for the city.

Living History Walk Final Dress Rehearsal

Living History Walk will take place at Greenwood Cemetery in Superior Saturday, September 17th.

September 16, 2016

Zach Richie,

The actors and actresses for the Living History Walk in Superior held their final dress rehearsal. The walk happens at the Greenwood Cemetery on September 17th from 2-5 p.m.

Superior Dining Celebrates Grand Opening at UMD

$5.2 million facility serves the dining needs of campus.

September 16, 2016

Zach Richie,

Superior Dining has started serving thousands of students at UMD. New features include an open layout plan, gluten-free options, and live cooking stations.

Raleigh Academy Block Party

Local school hosts block party for hundreds to celebrate new playground equipment

September 16, 2016

Site Staff,

The party helps, promote, and support healthy kids and bully free message. Raleigh Academy is a school focused on academics, character education, bully prevention, and overall health well being of our students.

HTC Hosts Gala to raise awareness

Human Development Center has silent auction to raise money for their services

September 16, 2016

Site Staff,

HTC supporters filled the Greysolon Ballroom hoping to get their hands on some of the silent auction item’s up for bid. They hosted the event to raise money for the multiple services they provide the community.

25th Annual Chili Cook-off

United Way Hosts its Annual Chili by the Lake

September 16, 2016

Zach Richie,

The 25th annual chili cook off took place earlier today at the DECC (Duluth Entertainment Convention Center) sponsored by Head of the Lakes United Way.

Future of Wolves Discussed at Wolf Summit

Many Call for States to Manage Wolf Population

September 16, 2016

Nathaniel LeCapitaine,

“Dogs are a man’s best friend.”But the saying doesn’t stand for some ranchers, farmers, and politicians, when the dogs are the biggest ones in the canine family, and threaten the livelihood of some people.

St. Ann’s Hosts Oktoberfest Picnic

Oktoberfest Picnic Celebrates National Assisted Living Week

September 15, 2016

Chelsee Moe,

The residence at St. Ann’s celebrated National Assisted Living Week with an oktoberfest picnic and open house.

The Portland Malt Shoppe Will Soon Close Its Doors

Another busy and successful season under their belt

September 15, 2016

Chelsee Moe,

The Portland Malt Shoppe will soon close its doors after a very successful summer season.

2016 Chester Bowl Fall Festival Looks to Bring in Thousands of Visitors

The Annual Event Includes Local Music, Food, Crafts and Vendors

September 15, 2016

Brittney Merlot,

It’s beginning to look a lot like fall in some parts of the Northland and this weekend, colors are expected to pop by the thousands right here in Duluth.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals Makes Court Case Decisions

Cases are heard in St. Louis County Court

September 15, 2016

Chelsee Moe,

Citizens who have appealed the final decision on their court cases had their arguments heard today by a three–judge panel of the Minnesota Court of Appeals.

Halvor Lines Celebrates Its Employees

Picnic honors their employees and their dedication

September 15, 2016

Chelsee Moe,

Halvor Lines in Superior is celebrating National Truck Driver Appreciation week.

Investigators Continue to Follow Leads on St. Clair’s Disappearance

Sheila St. Clair was reported missing over a year ago

September 15, 2016

Site Staff,

Duluth Police Violent Crimes Investigators continue to follow up on leads on missing person Sheila Lou St. Clair, who was reported missing on September 10, 2015.

Night Out at Duluth Public Library

Learning & Libations 2016

September 15, 2016

Natalie Froistad,

This weekend you can enjoy a night out at the Duluth Public Library all for a good cause.

Fall Gardening with Farmer Doug and Duluth Flower Farm

Fresh Fall Produce

September 15, 2016

Natalie Froistad,

Fall is just around the corner and the Northland temperatures are starting to show that.

Minnesota Celebrates Archaeology Week

Several Events Showcasing State's Cultural Heritage

September 15, 2016

Site Staff,

It’s a week dedicated to digging up the past and learning more about it.

Students Work On Sedan Airplane

Middle School and High School Kids Get To Work On Plane

September 15, 2016

Graham Hakala,

Some young folks in the Twin Ports are getting the chance to work on an airplane.

‘Tycoons’ Being Replaced By ‘The Blind Pig’

New Establishment To Open Oct. 22

September 15, 2016

Dan Hanger,

Tycoons Alehouse in downtown Duluth is preparing to close its doors after five years of business on Superior Street. But the owner of Tycoons will reopen with a new name and new brand.

Visitors from Hawaii Help Ojibwe School

Immersion language schools help each other grow and learn.

September 15, 2016

Zach Richie,

The Waadookodaading School outside of Hayward is an immersion school that celebrates the culture and language of the Ojibwe people. A similar school in Hawaii has seen much success and shared some of their thoughts and ideas with the Waadookodaading School through a visit this week.

Fall Fishing in Hayward Lures Anglers

Cooler temperatures and less boat traffic make for ideal fishing conditions.

September 15, 2016

Zach Richie,

Fall fishing in Hayward brings many anglers into town. Many enjoy less traffic on the lakes and around town. They also enjoy the beautiful fall colors.

School Safety Patrols Gear Up For Another Safe Year

Many Northland Safety Patrol Groups Are Back in the Crosswalks, Protecting Their Classmates

September 15, 2016

Brett Scott,

It’s that time of year again, when bright orange flags are raised up high, and students of all ages begin crossing busy roadways in order to get to class. But it’s more than just that.

Wisconsin Changes Rules on Absentee Voting

Voters Now Have More Than a Month to Vote Absentee

September 15, 2016

William Seay,

Voting in the state of Wisconsin just got a little easier for the upcoming election.

The Northern Garden of Life Donates Products to Those in Need

Garden of Life Grows Peppers, Onions and Much More

September 14, 2016

Chelsee Moe,

Years ago, George Vernon and his wife Louise founded the Northern Garden of Life just west of Ashland. George passed away eight years ago but his legacy to help those in need lives on through his family and friends who still maintain the five acres of fruits and vegetables.

Plans to Revitalize the Ore Dock Approved

Officials Approve Ore Dock Design Plans

September 14, 2016

Chelsee Moe,

The Ashland City Council has approved the final ore dock concept design.

Emerald Ash Borer Discovered In Duluth

The Emerald Ash Borer Has Been Found Near Hartley Nature Center

September 14, 2016

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The Emerald Ash Borer has once again been spotted near Hartley Nature Center and St. Louis County officials are hoping to avoid a tree–killing bug infestation by issuing an emergency quarantine.