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Through the Bitter and the Sweet... a Thirteen-Year City Hall Ride

Fri. Sep. 21st, 2012

It was the fall of 1999 when I walked into the Duluth City Council Chambers that first time. I did it with trepidation, feeling like an interloper who’d wandered uninvited into a stranger’s family picnic, hoping to heist a hot dog and a beer before anyone noticed.

What A Country! From George Washington To Barack Hussein Obama

Fri. Sep. 21st, 2012  |  Ed Raymond

It has taken just over 200 years to have the presidency of the country move from the white uncallused hands of the wealthy slaveholder George Washington to the white-black hands of Barack Hussein Obama. It is very possible that George got rich from the slavery

Inconvenient Truths About Military Air Shows: Doing the Math

Fri. Sep. 21st, 2012  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

The Big Oil cartels, through the poisoning of the Gulf of Mexico with millions of gallons of leaking crude oil from risky deep water wells, have committed rape and premeditated attempted murder against the now mortally wounded Gulf. So far the corporate criminals have g

Mammograms Still Doing More Harm than Good

Fri. Sep. 21st, 2012

The influential British Medical Journal (BMJ) reported Sept. 6 that diagnostic mammograms can actually raise the chances of getting breast cancer, especially among women with well-known gene mutations like BRCA1 and 2. This is only the latest affirmation of the threat to breasts caused by X-rays —

Nature’s palate - Autumn’s changing color of leaves

Fri. Sep. 21st, 2012  |  Ralph LaPlant

Most Minnesotans, when asked which their favorite season is, will say fall. The reasons are many, such as hunters who have their season then, bird watchers who watch the migration south, people who are just plain sick and tired of the heat, humidity, and bugs of summer (that be me), and th

Our Light?

Fri. Sep. 21st, 2012  |  Harry Drabik

For over a hundred years there has been a light marking the east side of the Grand Marais harbor entry. The first houses to hold these lights above the water were sturdy wooden towers built in the days of the Lighthouse and Rescue Servic

Letters to my father on his birthday

Fri. Sep. 21st, 2012

Dearest Dad, Your birthday is this week! What a joy it is to behold this splendiferous occasion! I foam at the mouth with glee at the anniversary of your glorious vaginal emergence! Tell me of a wish, father. A wish you’ve had for some time that I may fulfill on this lustrous eve! Tell me! Tell me your wishes at once! I will not rest until I’ve heard your most favorite wishes!

With Professor Russ Stewart

Fri. Sep. 21st, 2012

It’s always fascinating to delve into different doctrines and governing philosophies around the world. People go to college and even make careers out of studying various methods of thought that are unfamiliar to their own. Liberalism, communism, socialism, fascism, capitalism and conservatism all conjure up different feelings for different people. Russ Stewart is conno

More South Shore Surprises

Fri. Sep. 21st, 2012

We followed the next car in the caravan, dirt road dust at times obscuring cars and road. East of Cornucopia and south of Bayfield, we twisted through Happy Hollow’s fields and forests. I knew I’d need a guide to get back out, and was lucky to have on board young Ursula, who was practicing cornet as we drove. She brought a tambourine for me.

The Cabin

Fri. Sep. 21st, 2012

One asks: how can such a young person already be staging plays? Caity Shea Violette, now a senior at UMD, may have had a hand up. Her high school was St. Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists. Violette’s “The Cabin” runs through this weekend and will finish its Play Ground world premiere Saturday, September 22, 7:30pm.

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