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STAFF BLOG NEWS TRIBUNE ATTIC View of Mount Royal, when gas was $1.26 a gallon
March 25, 1997 Businesses from grocery stores to gas stations cater to residents and motorists along Woodland Avenue in March 1997. (Kathy Strauss / News Tribune) This photo was featured as an Atti...
Posted on 2/11/12 at 7:07 PM
COACH CAROLYN: HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS ARE UP TO YOU How To Hire A Coach
Celebrating International Coaching Week by sharing some details about my profession has been fun for me and I hope educational for you. Well close it out with a discussion regarding how to go about fi...
Posted on 2/10/12 at 11:50 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Notebook: Committee votes to ban child care union dues deduction
Heather Falk successfully pleaded with a Minnesota House committee Tuesday to ban deducting union dues from state child care assistance funds. Nothing should come from those low-income families, th...
Posted on 2/1/12 at 4:14 AM
STAFF BLOG TWIN PORTS BUSINESS Walgreens gets mall Kmart's prescriptions
While Sears Holdings prepares to close many of its poorest performing Kmart stores, including the Miller Hill store in Duluth, Walgreens has swooped in. Walgreen Co., the largest drugstore operator i...
Posted on 1/30/12 at 6:14 PM
MS. SIMPLICITY How To Create A Portable Home Office
I work from home. No surprises there. However, I do not have a home office. Crazy I know but I know many of you are faced with the same options that I have. I have a four bedroom house with ...
Posted on 1/2/12 at 9:42 AM
CONSTRUCTION UNDERWAY: Crews break ground on expansion 
Ulland Brothers began construction on the new sewer extension last Thursday for the Burlington Bay Campground expansion.
By Catherine Hannula , November 23, 2011
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As Duluth college enrollment grows, developer brings housing plan
Even as Duluth college students and residents are telling the city they want more student housing and retail closer to campus, an established developer of student housing complexes is working to create just that.
By Jana Hollingsworth , November 20, 2011
Two Harbors data center feasibility study is a go
The Two Harbors Economic Development Authority voted to approve an agreement with ITnetcom to conduct a feasibility study on the area for a data center.
By Catherine Hannula , November 17, 2011
Governor to put union vote in hands of subsidized child care providers
Cloquet in-home child care provider Heather Falk said Gov. Mark Dayton has “opened Pandora’s box” with his announcement Tuesday that he will order a vote by the state’s subsidized child care providers on whether they want a union representing them.
By Wendy Johnson , November 17, 2011
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Shipping traffic for Nov. 16, 2011
DULUTH ENTRY
Morning: American Integrity, arriving to load coal
November 16, 2011
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Shipping traffic for Nov. 15, 2011
DULUTH ENTRY
Morning: American Century, arriving to load coal; Great Lakes Trader, arriving to unload limestone and load iron ore pellets
November 15, 2011
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Great Lakes limestone shipments up in October
More tons of limestone were shipped on the Great Lake in October than in September or a year ago. But year-to-date numbers remain below the five-year-average.
By News Tribune staff , November 14, 2011
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Shipping traffic for Nov. 10, 2011
DULUTH ENTRY
Morning: Varnebank, arriving to load grain; American Integrity, arriving to load coal
November 10, 2011
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Brimson post office under scrutiny
More than 30 people turned out for a meeting in Brimson’s Petrell Hall Tuesday night to learn more about a study that’s being conducted on the town’s post office.
Representatives with the United States Postal service met with residents to go over the study, which will decide whether or not Brimson’s post office will be shut down. Last week, around 100 Brimson households were told of the study via a notification letter.
By Brittany Berrens , November 04, 2011
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Brimson in fight to keep its mail
Brimson area residents received letters from the United States Postal Service Tuesday officially notifying them of the local post office’s inclusion in a “discontinuance feasibility study.” In English, it means the chances are good the post office that serves as a link to the outside world 30 miles north of Two Harbors could disappear as the service tries to find ways to cut its budget.
By Brittany Berrens , October 28, 2011
Two Harbors to examine in-kind services
A Two Harbors City Council member wants the public works department to get reimbursed when its staffers work for community events.
After looking into the city’s costs associated with the Oktoberfest celebration held by The Pub in downtown Two Harbors last weekend, council member Mary Rosati asked her colleagues at Monday’s regular meeting to review the issue.
By Brittany Berrens , October 28, 2011
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Silver Bay makes way to sustainability
City officials, state officials, project designers, and others gathered Monday to officially break ground on the Silver Bay Eco-Industrial Park.
By Brittany Berrens , October 28, 2011
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Ore shipments stay steady
Two Harbors leads in ore shipments for the seven U.S. ports.
October 21, 2011
Shipping traffic for Oct. 20, 2011
DULUTH ENTRY
Morning: Walter J. McCarthy Jr., departing with coal; Presque Isle, departing for Two Harbors
October 20, 2011
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