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Free parking downtown for Christmas City of the North Parade
For the convenience of the thousands of people who converge on Downtown Duluth for this annual event, free parade parking begins after 5 p.m. at several ramps and lots.
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Quote Me, Howie: Thursday, Nov. 21
Note: Quote Me, Howie is powered by Perrault Construction, the trusted roofing, siding and window company in Duluth. Today's Most-Read Stories . Quote Me, Howie: Eric Borndal, Justin Wieck . Quote Me, Howie: Phill Homere . Sports Notebook, Thursday . Quote Me, Howie: Steve Battaglia . Print It! Roger Reinert's Facebook
Quote Me, Howie: Eric Borndal, Justin Wieck
"We are fortunate to have a fun mix of athleticism and size and hope to capitalize on that on both ends of the floor." -- New Hermantown girls basketball head coach Eric Borndal
Applications now open for The Minnesota Star Tribune’s 2025 Connect Grant
Underrepresented Minnesota businesses and nonprofits can now apply to receive marketing expertise and advertising credits
Lake Superior College again recognized for student voting
LSC is one of 471 colleges and universities recognized for efforts to increase nonpartisan student voter participation in the 2024 election
Quote Me, Howie: Steve Battaglia
"I’ve coached this group of seniors since they were in kindergarten, and I expect us to be very competitive." -- Cloquet boys basketball coach Steve Battaglia
Quote Me, Howie: Rhett McDonald
"I’ve been fortunate to coach some remarkable kids — players who could have easily averaged 30 points a game elsewhere but chose instead to focus on winning section championships and competing at the state level." -- Duluth East boys basketball coach Rhett McDonald
Quote Me, Howie: Phill Homere
"I can see him playing at the D2 level. But to get to D1, if he works on some small things, I think he could play at that level, too." -- Duluth Denfeld boys basketball coach Phill Homere on ultra-elite senior point guard Marnaries Ferguson