The 2024 House of Hearts Charity Spiel wrapped up Saturday night at the Duluth Curling Club.
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Duluth Curling Club 2023-24 Events
Aug. 29-Sept. 15 -- Online League Registration, Aug 29 - Sept 15 Sept. 7, Sept. 12 -- In Person League Registration, 5-7pm Sept. 18 -- Learn to Curl League Online Registration begins Oct. 12 -- Cory and Korey Mixed Doubles Gold Oct. 18 -- DCC Fall Banquet Oct. 19 -- Leagues Opening Night Oct. 28
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