BUSINESS
Qwest makes formal claim for line damages
Keeps blame on Duluth Steam for damaged lines under Duluth Street.
March 17, 2010
Cliffs revenue down 35% 
Cliffs Natural Resources, parent company to North-shore Mining in Silver Bay and United Taconite, reported a 35 percent decrease in revenue from 2008 to 2009, according to a company news release.
By Forum Newspapers, News-Chronicle , February 25, 2010
Those holding two jobs may get tax refund surprise
It was intended to be a short-term stream of cash added to paychecks, but now that tax season is here, the Making Work Pay tax credit has left some people with two jobs surprised at their smaller-than-expected refunds.
By Forum Newspapers , February 25, 2010
Feds call PolyMet plan ‘inadequate’
A draft Environmental Impact Statement on the proposed PolyMet copper mine near Babbitt is “Environmentally Unsatisfactory — Inadequate,” the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has decided.
By Forum Newspapers , February 25, 2010
Cliffs revenue down 35 percent
Owners of Northshore Mining calls losses "respectable" considering the economic climate.
February 18, 2010
Qwest continues to cite signs of heat damage to phone line
The statement today was issued in a letter to Lake and Cook county commissioners, who have criticized the company for not having a backup line to provide service to the North Shore.
February 05, 2010
Auto Value employee gets service award
Automotive Parts Headquarters has named Cody Havlick from Two Harbors’ Auto Value store as the recipient of the 2009 Auto Value Counterperson of the Year award.
February 04, 2010
Photo icons are heading to Florida
If you have been to a wedding in the area, chances are you have seen Keith and Karen Johnson at work. Whether it’s shooting a high school senior or baby photo, a wedding, an engagement or a plethora of other special moments in life, these photographers were likely there.
February 04, 2010
Duluth says steam break not to blame for phone outage
Jerry Pelofske, manager of the Duluth Steam Cooperative Association that runs the coal plant and steam lines for the city of Duluth, said no such break occurred.January 29, 2010
Under new ownership, Lake View expects few health care changes
Lake View Memorial Hospital is fully owned by St. Luke's in Duluth.
January 22, 2010
Under new ownership, Lake View expects few health care changes
Lake View Memorial Hospital is fully owned by St. Luke's in Duluth.
January 22, 2010
Follow that dog
You ever panicked because you lost Fido? Here’s a chance to squelch some of your fears: White Bear Technologies’ RoamEO pet location system.
By Matt Suoja , January 07, 2010
Building supplier becomes latest victim of bad economy
How many people do you know who are building new houses right now? The current recession and its pause on the housing means some local business are hurting, and, in some instances, closing.
By Matt Suoja , January 07, 2010
Fall ore shipments up
More iron ore was shipped on the Great Lakes in November than in any other month this year. But the amount was far less than the average amount shipped for the month during 2004-08.
By Forum Newspapers , December 29, 2009
Granite Gear names PR firm
Linda Nervick of Ad Lynx in Duluth will be coordinating national and international communications in the outdoor marketplace for Two Harbors company Granite Gear.
December 29, 2009
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Small business help eyed
A series of bills designed to improve the Minnesota small business climate awaits legislative action. A newly formed small business caucus has talked to business leaders and others to develop an agenda that includes will such as those streamlining Minnesota Pollution Control Agency regulations and
Posted by: Don Davis on Mar 4, 2010 at 10:03 AM | Capitol ChatterDo you remember the Family Tree?
From time to time here in the DNT Attic we come across a file with just one photo and only minimal information. Such was the case today when we came across this group shot of the part
Minnesota can make tracks for exports
If a product dreamed up by an 11-year-old boy and manufactured in a 900-pupulation community known as the Moose Capital of the North can successfully be shipped around the world, other small Minnesota businesses could do the same. That was the message Monday from Glen Brazier, Mattracks founder and
Posted by: Don Davis on Oct 27, 2009 at 8:23 AM | Capitol Chatter
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