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Bulldogs Men's Hockey Notebook

Bulldogs Men's Hockey Notebook

The Bulldogs men are ranked fifth in the 2023-24 National Collegiate Hockey Conference Preseason Poll. UMD finished fifth in the league with a 10-14-0 record a year ago, and 16-20-1 overall. The Bulldogs ended the 2022-23 season by losing a three-game series at St. Cloud State in the first round

Quote Me, Howie: Arik Forsman, Paul Laskowski

Arik Forsman on his Duluth City Council At Large reelection campaign: “Yesterday I was honored to share more about my vision for Duluth at the forum co-hosted by the Chamber and News Tribune. I appreciated the opportunity to thank Duluthians for the strongest support any At Large candidate has received

Prep Football Tonight

Prep Football Tonight

Friday Games North Branch at Hermantown Esko at Mora Duluth Denfeld at Pine City Two Harbors at Pequot Lakes Rock Ridge at Grand Rapids Mesabi East at International Falls South Ridge at Ely Hibbing at Proctor

Quote Me, Howie: Paul Laskowski on supporting Roger Reinert for mayor

Duluth businessman Paul Laskowski, following a Roger Reinert for mayor major fundraiser earlier this week: "Listening to Roger Reinert speak about his ideas and solutions to address many of our community issues is very refreshing. His common sense/common good approach is what Duluth needs."

Mayor, Duluth Entertainment Convention Center announce partnership regarding DECC Arena ice plant

Duluth Mayor Emily Larson and DECC Executive Director Dan Hartman announced today a partnership granting up to $200,000 to the DECC for a temporary ice chiller to maintain the ice sheet at the DECC Arena. A resolution will go before the Duluth City Council to enter into an agreement

Photo of the Day: Reinert, Larson participate in first mayoral debate

Photo of the Day: Reinert, Larson participate in first mayoral debate

Duluth mayoral candidates Roger Reinert and Emily Larson participated in their first public debate today in historic Canal Park.

St. Louis County Board considers property tax levy for 2024

St. Louis County Board considers property tax levy for 2024

By Dana Kazel The St. Louis County Board has given initial approval for the 2024 maximum property tax levy in the amount of $168,153,374. This is a 2.93% increase in the levy compared to last year, however continued growth in the property tax base will help offset