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Power outages impacted thousands of Duluth residents Wednesday morning (opens the original)
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Thousands of Minnesota Power customers were without electricity in several eastern Duluth neighborhoods Wednesday morning. It affected over 4,500 customers at its peak this morning around 4:00 a.m., according to Minnesota Power’s outage map. The majority of outages were restored by 5:00 a.m. They affected customers in areas including Congdon Park, Lakeside and Lester Park Minnesota Power crews are responding to the outages. Residents can track the latest outage and restoration information throug
Investigation underway after man found dead near Cass Lake (opens the original)
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Authorities are investigating after a man was found dead Sunday morning at a residence in rural Cass Lake. According to the Cass County Sheriff’s Office, deputies received a request for an ambulance from the Leech Lake Tribal Police Department at approximately 7:57 a.m. on Sept. 13. The call came from the area of John Moose Drive NW in Pike Bay Township. When first responders arrived, medical personnel and law enforcement officers located a deceased adult male in the yard of a residence. Investi
Learning the Art of the Sword at MX Gym (opens the original)
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Ever wondered what it would be like to learn sword fighting? At MX Gym in Superior, people are stepping into the world of historical Italian fencing, a martial art inspired by centuries old techniques. Instructor Mark Nelson teaches students how to use swords based on historical manuals, helping revive martial arts that no longer have a living lineage. Before any sparring begins, students learn the fundamentals, including footwork, balance, and sword control. Nelson says fencing is as much about
Feed the Need: Gunflint Tavern serves up comfort food challenge (opens the original)
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A food shelf basket full of everyday ingredients turned into a restaurant worthy meal thanks to Chef Liz Parker of Gunflint Tavern in Grand Marais. Parker, who has worked in kitchens for more than two decades, said feeding people has always been her passion. “My goal in life is to feed people, and they have the same idea,” Parker said of Gunflint Tavern owners Cassidy and Jordan. “This is our passion. This is what we live for.” Originally from Mississippi, Parker brought her Southern roots to th
Helping others thrive: John Moder's next chapter of service (opens the original)
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Leaving the military did not mean leaving service behind for John Moder. At Seven Stars Ranch in Duluth, the veteran and Director of Education has found a new way to continue serving others. “I think a lot of great things are built out of people’s personal problems, and that’s what this came from,” Moder said. “Going through and experiencing a little bit of what these men and women have had to go through in my military experience has driven me to find relief, in part, by providing that for other
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