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An expert’s guide to bears

Fri. Jan. 11th, 2013

Every day, nearly 1.3 million Minnesotans are eaten by bears. It’s a fact. A park ranger told me. Which park ranger? Um... Elfonso. No, I don’t know his last name. Where did I meet a park ranger in Minnesota named Elfonso? Why don’t you go to hell? I’m telling a story here.

Thompson Clan Leads Denfeld Past East

Fri. Jan. 11th, 2013  |  John Gilbert

Duluth East had all the shots, but Denfeld had a whole family of Thompson boys, and all three of them made major contributions as the Hunters stunned East 5-4 Tuesday night at Heritage Center. It was the first time Denfeld had beaten East in 18 years, and in the ensuing two decades East has ridden to the heights of Class AA prominence, while Denfeld

Excerpts from the Writings of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Sun. Jan. 20th, 2013  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

Compiled by Gary G. Kohls for Every Church A Peace Church Last week’s Duty to Warn column (January 11, 2013) discussed what appears to many people in the Christian faith-based peace and justice movement to be a co

Enough Already

Sun. Jan. 20th, 2013  |  Ed Raymond

What is the difference between “homesteading” and “seasteading?” For the citizens of the United States, I guess it’s our national debt of about 16,400,000,000,000 dollars. And we have acquired it in less than 200 years. In the 19th and 20th centuries, our D.C. government offered land to develop parts of our country through the passage of vari

My debt ceiling will be raised once again-Part two

Sun. Jan. 20th, 2013  |  Forrest Johnson

Talk of raising the nation’s debt ceiling, minus the hubbedy-do we saw the summer before last, stirred me into fiscal action. Dredging up an idea from that recent past seemed appropriate. I just negotiated a restorative and holistic compromise raising my personal debt ceiling.

Stop the Great Lakes Nuclear Power Dump

Sun. Jan. 20th, 2013

Toronto-based Ontario Power Generation, Inc. (OPG), a multi-billion dollar corporation wholly owned by the Province of Ontario, plans to dig a radioactive waste dump on the eastern shore of Lake Huron at the Bruce Nucl

St. Louis County Commissioners vote to support children paying for their School Trust Fund with their health

Sun. Jan. 20th, 2013  |  Carla  Arneson

On December 18, 2012, a majority of the crowd at the Morse Town Hall in Ely was against the resolution, but that did not stop the St. Louis County commissioners from voting, 5-1, “to support a land exchange with the state and federal government.” State Representative Tom Rukavina, David Oliver of Duluth Metals, and State Representative David Dill of the infamous quote “We should mine, log and lease

Spotlight on Visual Artist Kenneth Marunowski

Sun. Jan. 20th, 2013  |  Ed Newman

Beaner’s Central in West Duluth is well known as one of the Twin Ports’ music hot spots. It’s possibly less well known for the great venue it is for local artists on a monthly basis. This month’s featured artist is Kenneth Marunowski of Esko. I find his insights in this interview both practical and instructive

An American in China with Professor Ben Grams

Sun. Jan. 20th, 2013

If you’re a twenty-something living in the Northland, chances are you know somebody with a four year degree or even a Masters working as a waitress or gas station attendant. Every once in awhile though, the Job Gods let someone slip through the gate. It’s good to know that some people can graduate