ELY — Twin Metals Minnesota and the building trades sealed a strong partnership Wednesday in advance of the company’s construction phase for the company’s proposed copper/nickel/precious metals underground mine.
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Sammy’s Pizza announced that its Lakeside location in Duluth has been sold to Mike Acheson, owner of Sammy’s Pizza in Cloquet. He purchased the restaurant from his brother, Jim.
The Minnesota State Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to hear a petition for environmental review conducted for PolyMet’s NorthMet copper-nickel-precious metals project near Hoyt Lakes.
Tru by Hilton on Central Entrance in Duluth opened its doors Thursday with both guests and reservations on queue.
A State of Manufacturing in Minnesota presentation is scheduled Sept. 12 in Grand Rapids. It will be held from 9 a.m. until noon at the Blandin Foundation office, 100 N. Pokegema Ave.
An August summer concert series is returning to Downtown Duluth. The Greater Downtown Council and Duluth Homegrown Music Festival are teaming up to present “Music in the HART” every Thursday in August. Local musicians will be performing at Gitchi-ode’ Akiing/Lake Place Park in the Historic…
In 2014, he was cited as someone to watch, spotlighted in the Duluth News Tribune’s annual 20 Under 40 feature. At the time, Bob Monahan was 36, two-and-a-half years into his gig as proprietor/creative director of Chaperone Records and just launching the Red Herring Lounge. This spring, the …
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The Iron Mining Association of Minnesota (IMA) is celebrating the 135thanniversary of iron mining in Minnesota. In August of 1884, the state’s first shipment of iron ore began its voyage from Two Harbors through the Great Lakes for processing – marking the beginning of a profoundly important…
Tom Polaski, long-time owner and operator of Andy’s Groceries, was named Grand Marshal of the 58th Annual Bayfield Apple Festival, the Bayfield Chamber of Commerce announced.
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Former GOP U.S. Rep. Jason Lewis, who built a career as a conservative radio talk show host before entering Minnesota politics, announced Thursday that he is running for United States Senate, hoping to take on DFL incumbent Sen. Tina Smith next year.
Work on rebuilding a northern Wisconsin marina that was destroyed by flooding three years ago is set to wrap up in the next couple weeks. Iron County expects to reopen its marina at Saxon Harbor by Labor Day weekend.
Dr. Darin Ruanpeng has joined St. Luke’s Endocrinology Associates.
Mike Twining has been hired as the webmaster at Lake Superior College. As part of the Institutional Advancement team, his responsibilities include management of college-wide web projects, enhancements to LSC websites, and daily maintenance and updates to LSC related websites.
Open houses scheduled this weekAs the Duluth Area Family YMCA (YMCA) approaches the grand opening of the YMCA at the Essentia Wellness Center this October, the organization announced Crystal Bowen will be the Essentia Wellness Center membership experience director. Open enrollment for YMCA c…
Dr. Mary Mok, an endocrinologist, has joined the Essentia Health-Duluth Clinic. She earned a medical degree from Universidad De Oriente in Venezuela and completed a residency in internal medicine at Texas Tech Health Science Center in Odessa, Texas, and a fellowship in endocrinology at the U…
Businesses that suffered damage during the July 18 storms and their aftermath in west central and north central Wisconsin will be eligible for no-interest microloans to help cover repair costs, the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) announced.
Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. (CLF) announced today that it has launched a new environmental section on its corporate website. The environmental section provides a comprehensive look at Cliffs’ progress and outcomes in key areas of its environmental performance and its contribution to clean steelmaking.
Last year, the Star Tribune reported that Minnesotans receive an average of eight “machine-made” calls per month – that is about 44.888 million unwanted calls across the state.
