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Gitchee Gumee Tattoo Holds Flash Sale for Animal Allies
DULUTH, Minn. — Gitchee Gumee Tattoo held its first flash sale event of the year, supporting Animal Allies Humane Society. It was the fourth time the tattoo shop has partnered with Animal Allies for the sale. People could choose from a variety of designs all centered around animals. For...
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City by City: Cloquet, Chisholm, Superior
CLOQUET, Minn. - The United Way of Carlton and Pine County teamed up with the Cloquet School District to raise funds for health, education, and financial stability. They will be hosting a volleyball game Wednesday night between the Cloquet High School staff and the Cloquet Middle School staff. All funds raised from the game will go towards supporting the efforts of the United Way. Admission is $5 and the game kicks off Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Cloquet Middle School gym.
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Finnish Americans celebrate St. Urho’s Day in Duluth
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - The Lakehead Chapter, Minnesota Finnish-American Historical Society held their St. Urho’s Day Celebration at the Kenwood Lutheran Church Sunday. According to the legend, in a time when Finland had a much warmer climate, grasshoppers, the size of dogs, were ruining the abundant grape...
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Tall Ships Returns to Duluth in 2025
Tall Ships return to Duluth, July 10-13, 2025, for a seventh installment of the popular festival and the Tall Ships Challenge® Race series in Duluth, MN. This will be the first large event to feature the $30M renovation of the Duluth Seawall and the new Harbor Plaza event space on Harbor Drive.
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First Alert Weather Day Wednesday: Rain to risk of heavy snowfall & gusty winds
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - A First Alert Weather Day has been issued from Wednesday into Wednesday evening as a winter storm will be impacting northern and central Wisconsin. Initially, rain will move into the region early Wednesday morning, mixing with and going to snow first in the Northwoods during the mid-morning hours, with a progression of the rain/snow line to the southeast as the day goes along. Most locations will eventually change to snow by the afternoon as temperatures fall to near and below freezing. Gusty winds will also be a concern, which will cause low visibility, blowing and drifting snow, along with creating hazardous travel conditions on snow-covered roads. The snow tapers off to snow showers Wednesday evening, with the flakes ending by midnight Wednesday night.