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Residents in the Twin Ports raise awareness for families of MMIWR (opens the original)
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Community members in the greater Duluth area gathered to raise awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives. This weekend marks more than a decade of gatherings focused on bringing attention to MMIWR. Along with spreading the importance of public involvement in helping locate those who have not yet come home. Cinnamon Bankey is the Executive Director of Mending the Sacred Hope Tribal Coalition. She said community support and new resources, including a local reward fund for m
As work requirements kick in for Medicaid, some states are taking a tougher stance (opens the original)
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Work requirements for some Medicaid beneficiaries begin across the U.S. in January, the result of President Donald Trump’s big 2025 tax cut and policy law, and a handful of Republican-led states are imposing tougher rules than the law requires. At issue is how someone can prove they are too medically frail to work. While federal regulations say the state can take the recipient’s word for it for the first year, at least six states are requiring documentation immediately. There is a continuing pus
Duluth’s Denfeld High School marks 100 years with a time capsule (opens the original)
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Duluth’s Denfeld High School celebrated its 100th anniversary by opening a 1926 time capsule. Community members, students and staff at the ceremony reflected memories of the century-old building. The centennial event honored the school’s legacy and inspired future Denfeld Hunters. Robert Denfeld’s great-grandson Paul, spoke at the ceremony, saying how much the community means to his family. “There is something special about the fact that it’s named after my great grandfather,” Paul said. “I’m so
With fresh pies and sweets, Erickson Orchard is ready for Apple Fest (opens the original)
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Bayfield’s Apple Festival is approaching and local farms like Erickson Orchard are preparing for thousands of visitors. At Erickson Orchard in Bayfield, fall is about more than just apples. It is about family and a way of life passed down through generations as the orchard gets ready for one of its busiest times of the year. “I have five sisters and I’m the only boy. So two of my sisters actually do work here with me,” Fred Erickson said. So it is a family business. I wouldn’t have this without
What will happen to Duluth Public Schools if the referendum fails? (opens the original)
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Duluth Public Schools face another $5 million in mandatory budget cuts for the next school year of 2027-2028. However, there may be even deeper reductions possible if the November referendum fails. Superintendent John Magas say, Duluth Public Schools would need to cut an additional $12 million or about 120 staff positions. “We’re at the deepest point of deepest cuts and I would say that we are at a crossroads as a district and as a community,” Magas said. After four straight years of budget defi
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