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Duluth's Festive Fall Season
October is already upon us, which means it’s officially spooky season in Duluth. Well, I’m here with some great news: festive fun of any variety can be found in and around the city all month! Whether you’re looking to get absolutely spooked, have a fun but not-so-scary evening, or convene with some of the city’s most notorious ghosts, there are a plethora of festive places to find yourself at this month.
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Cooking with Laura Lee: Oven-baked Cajun fish with lemon risotto
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - In this episode of Cooking with Laura Lee, Laura and guest Dan Wolf cooked the fish they caught in a special episode of Fishin’ with Dan Wolf. The recipe features crappie and bluegill fillets coated in a mayonnaise and Cajun seasoning mixture and...
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A Halloween Town in Duluth: Fitger’s Celebrates the Season in Style
Fitger’s Halloween Happenings and Fido’s Fall Festival. If you’re looking for Halloween fun this week, Fitger’s is the place to be. The historic Duluth landmark has been transformed into a festive Halloween destination, complete with spooky animatronics, themed decorations and eye-catching window displays around nearly every corner.
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CHUM adds Thanksgiving box delivery option in Duluth
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - A Duluth nonprofit is bringing a Thanksgiving meal to people who need it for the first time this year. CHUM has three options for people to receive a box filled with holiday fixings. The new option is delivery for people who are homebound or...
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Superior stained-glass shop hosting sugar skull painting workshop for Halloween
SUPERIOR, Wis. (Northern News Now) - One Twin Ports business is making Halloween a little more colorful. Shannon’s Stained Glassery in Superior is hosting a sugar skull glass-painting workshop this Halloween weekend. Attendees can create and paint their own sugar skull to take home. “It’s a fun alternative to...
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Chum announces Thanksgiving meal plans, including new delivery service
DULUTH, Minn. (KQDS-TV) -- Chum is getting ready to serve up some Thanksgiving meals this year. The Chum Food Shelf is putting together 340 Thanksgiving boxes, filled with many of the classic fixings. There will be multiple opportunities to get meals. Monday, November 23, boxes will be handed out at...
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Oink, Moo, Cluck: OMC Smokehouse
One of my favorite things is to listen to people talk about the things they love. It’s not always interesting when my teenager is talking to me about motorcycle fairings or my twenty-something tells me about a new Magic: The Gathering commander, but sometimes the things that are important to those we love are important to us because of the people we love. I suppose it feels like they’re speaking a different language I don’t really understand, whereas when I talk to my coworker, a retired fish biologist, and he tells me about the otoliths (hearing bones) of a buffalo fish and how we can count their age by looking at them, much like the rings of a tree… well, I guess I can follow that conversation a little more closely.
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Minnesota Mornings Get A Twist At This Hong Kong-Style Cafe Serving Milk-Tea French Toast
Breakfast in Duluth usually follows a familiar script of eggs, toast, and a mug of coffee before heading out along the lake. One small cafe in the city’s Lakeside neighborhood decided that script needed a rewrite. Here, the French toast arrives with a Hong Kong-style twist, egg sandwiches come...
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A bobcat hunts in full view of student phenologists
“Hello from North Shore Community School on the north shore of Lake Superior. This is the phenology report for the week of Oct. 17, 2026. My name is Chasen, and I am your phenologist for this week!. “Saturday, Oct. 17, Mrs. Rolfe had the first snow of the year happen...
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Udac wins national prize to improve accessibility at Duluth community garden
DULUTH, Minn. — A community gardening project involving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities has earned a $4,000 national prize to help make pathways more accessible at Harrison Community Garden. The Administration for Community Living, part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, selected the project among...