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City of Duluth Today, Thursday

City of Duluth contractors will begin work on the St. Andrews Bridge replacement project on Monday, July 8. During the project period, St. Andrews Street will be closed to traffic between Columbus Avenue and Harvard Avenue at the Tischer Creek Crossing. However, driveway access to adjacent homes will be maintained.

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Life House hires new executive director

Life House announced the hiring of Amber Sadowski as its new executive director today. Sadowski previously worked at Life House from 2015-2022 and served as the operations director from March-June of 2024. In total, she brings almost nine years of nonprofit experience, seven years of running her own business, and

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Aspirus Health’s recommendations for men's preventative care

Men's health encompasses a spectrum of challenges, from heart disease to cancer and more. A study published in JAMA Internal Medicine highlights higher mortality rates among men in the United States due to these conditions, emphasizing the critical need for proactive healthcare measures. At the forefront of proactive

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St. Louis County to accept flood debris at no charge

To make it easier for people cleaning up following last week's storms and flooding, St. Louis Environmental Services will accept flood-related debris at no charge at 10 of its locations in the areas most impacted by flooding. The County Board unanimously approved a resolution to waive the fee.

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NHL Draft begins Friday

The 2024 National Hockey League draft begins Friday night in Las Vegas, and the Minnesota Wild hold the 13th selection in the first round. The first-round draft order: 1. San Jose Sharks 2. Chicago Blackhawks 3. Anaheim Ducks 4. Columbus Blue Jackets 5. Montreal Canadiens 6. Utah Hockey Club 7.

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City of Duluth Today, Tuesday

The City of Duluth is monitoring the potential for localized flooding in the Fond du Lac neighborhood on Water Street due to the large volume of rain received over the past week and the potential for more tonight. Water levels in the St. Louis River Estuary are currently especially high

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St. Louis County provides update on flood situation and ongoing work

Progress continues repairing roads flooded by last week's storm. At the same time, St. Louis County Emergency Management is monitoring tonight's weather forecast and coordinating with local jurisdictions in the event of more dangerous weather and potential impacts. For people needing help cleaning up flooded basements,

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City of Duluth Today, Monday

At approximately 1:40 a.m. today, Duluth Police responded to a report of a burglary in progress in the 1900 block of East 8th St. Upon arrival, a male, later identified as 34-year-old Duluth resident Shane Anderson, was located attempting to gain entrance into a business. Anderson fled the

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City of Duluth announces next phase of Athletics Venues Initiative

Resolution 24-0452R is on tonight's City Council meeting agenda. If approved, it will allow the City of Duluth to enter into a contract with RDG Planning and Design, Inc (RDG). The contract with RDG will provide comprehensive planning and design services for the next phase of the Athletics

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Photos of the Day

Photos of the Day

Chris Kroeze performed at halftime of the Duluth Harbor Monsters vs. Kansas City Goats Arena League indoor football game at the DECC Arena on Sunday night.

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City of Duluth Today, Saturday

Duluth Parks and Recreation – The City of Duluth has temporarily closed Brighton Beach/Kitchi Gammi Park to the public through Sunday. The closure includes the portion of the Lakewalk that runs through the park. The extensive rain has made the delicate turf and landscaping established after recent park and shoreline

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Grandma's Marathon Notebook

Including each of the weekend’s three races – Grandma’s Marathon, the Garry Bjorklund Half Marathon, and the William A. Irvin 5K – the 2024 race weekend was the largest in the organization’s history, with 17,401 total finishers across the three events.

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