HeyJaredJim Heffernan
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Jim Heffernan column: Duluth road construction projects irk Iowa family (opens the original)
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Here’s the latest fake news that’s unfit to print. DULUTH — Law enforcement authorities are continuing their search for an Iowa couple visiting Duluth who have been stuck in traffic wherever they go due to road construction. The couple, Fred and Julia Davenport of Keokuk, Iowa, has been in constant Iphone contact with Duluth acquaintances and also police, but remain missing as they attempt to make their way into and through Duluth on a tourism visit with their two children, Helen, 11, and Troy,
Reader's View: Stauber the one who needs foot surgery (opens the original)
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So, our 8th District Republican congressman, Rep. Pete Stauber, had to retract a statement he made Aug. 4 at the big Farm Fest gathering in western Minnesota, where state politicians always gather to drum up support. According to the News Tribune , Stauber erroneously claimed that fellow Minnesota Republican and U.S. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer could not attend the gathering, when criticized for not doing so, because Emmer "is fighting for his damn life today." Turns out Emmer was not fighting
Jim Heffernan column: Travel travails of a registered dreamer from Duluth (opens the original)
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So, President Trump is putting his portrait on American passports now, according to media reports. Sorry Donald J., I beat you to it. I have my picture on one passport — mine. And like every picture of me ever taken, it’s not very good. Cameras hate me. Traffic cops recoil in horror as they look at my driver’s license photo when I get picked up for speeding or other crimes and misdemeanors. But let’s move on. I have had several interesting experiences with my passport over the years, including t
Local Satire: Trump can keep dreaming about Isle Royale for defense (opens the original)
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I was feeling drowsy, leaning back in the recliner and watching CNN news when a serious-looking correspondent announced that President Donald Trump had renewed his drive for the United States to take over the island of Greenland. The newscast was going on and on about the issue as I slipped into a slumber, right there in the recliner, with the TV blaring about Trump, Greenland, Denmark, and … zzz … zzz. As I dozed, I had an unusual dream (they’re all unusual). I dreamed that, along with wanting
Reader's View: Hope found in 4th of July parade memory (opens the original)
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I had a difficult time getting into the spirit of July 4 observances this year, even as the nation celebrated its 250th anniversary. There were good reasons for my reticence involving national political issues that I won't go into here. Rather, I want to point out something that turned me around a bit in my faith in the future of our country. It was a July 8 column in this newspaper by local writer, Jenna Kowaleski, headlined, " Fourth of July celebration for all ages ." In it, she described a p
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