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Lincoln Park grocery store holds soft opening on Superior Street
DULUTH, Minn. — The LNPK grocery store held a soft opening Monday at its new location on Superior Street in the Lincoln Park neighborhood. The opening took longer than expected because of permitting, licensing and technical issues. The store opened to the community after months of delays. Neighborhood food...
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5 Minnesota Enclosed Malls That Opened Before 1970 and Still Operate in 2026.
On October 8, 1956, Southdale Center opened in Edina, Minnesota. No shopping mall in the United States had been fully enclosed and climate-controlled before it. The Dayton family had hired the architect Victor Gruen, and his plan set two levels of stores around a garden court under a large skylight, with Dayton's anchoring one end and Donaldson's the opposite one.
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Duluth maintenance hiring event offers on-the-spot interviews today
Cortland is recruiting apartment maintenance and service technicians during a four-hour hiring event Tuesday, Nov. 10, in Duluth, with on-the-spot interviews available to qualified applicants. The Cortland Duluth facilities hiring event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1435 Boggs Road. Candidates should bring an updated résumé, a driver’s...
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Research ship bound for Duluth to help turn Lake Superior into particle detector
An oceangoing research ship is expected in Duluth on Monday to help scientists search beneath Lake Superior for particles so elusive they usually pass through matter undetected. The 238-foot Neil Armstrong is making its first voyage through the Great Lakes to support a University of Minnesota Duluth-led neutrino experiment. The...
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Via locks and Great Lakes R/V Neil Armstrong navigated from Massachusetts to Minnesota
Much like the man for which it’s named, the ocean research vessel Neil Armstrong is braving a strange new environment – fresh water. The 238-foot research vessel operated by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has made its way down the St. Lawrence River, through locks and Great Lakes, and has arrived in Duluth, Minn.