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During this rush-hour Gaza solidarity vigil, there will be extra signs on hand, but attendees can make and bring their own. This event is jointly sponsored by University of Minnesota-Duluth Students for Justice & Liberation and the Northwoods Socialist Collective. Those in solidarity meet on the corner of College Street and Woodland Avenue in Duluth.
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The Duluth Area Chamber's next Let’s Do Lunch event will feature Duluth Mayor Roger Reinert. Sworn in as Duluth's 40th mayor earlier this year, Mayor Reinert will address the local business community and discuss key initiatives, legislative priorities, the first few months of his new administration and his plan and vision for the coming months. Reserve your spot at duluthchamber.com.
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Representatives of Duluth Public Schools are holding meetings at all of the district's schools to help inform the public about an upcoming ballot referendum. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn more about the technology levy. On Tuesday, May 14, residents in Independent School District #709 will vote on a capital projects levy which, if approved, will provide $5.2 million annually to support upgraded classroom technology and curricula, digital infrastructure, and cyber and physical security throughout Duluth Public Schools. Learn…
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A panel of local and regional journalists explore pressing questions regarding the role of journalism in a divisive political climate, strategies for improving coverage of races and issues across the region, and collaborative approaches to combating misleading news. The panel is moderated by Aaron Brown. Speakers include author, radio producer, instructor, and columnist Marshall Helmberger; publisher, The Timberjay; Laura McCallum, politics and government editor for the Star Tribune; Tom Olsen, crime and courts reporter for the Duluth News Tribune; and…
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A panel of local and regional journalists explore pressing questions regarding the role of...
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Representatives of Duluth Public Schools are holding meetings at all of the district's schools to help inform the public about an upcoming ballot referendum. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn more about the technology levy. On Tuesday, May 14, residents in Independent School District #709 will vote on a capital projects levy which, if approved, will provide $5.2 million annually to support upgraded classroom technology and curricula, digital infrastructure, and cyber and physical security throughout Duluth Public Schools. Learn…
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Attendees can listen to a 20-minute snippet from the Braver Angels political podcast and then join a discussion afterward.
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Speaker Herman Lindsey was wrongfully convicted in 2006 and endured three years on death row for the robbery and murder of a Ft. Lauderdale pawn-shop owner. Prior to the speaker, visitors can attend the opening reception for the related UMD senior art exhibit "Exonerated" by Holly Brown from 4-6 p.m. at the Tweed Museum of Art. Food will be provided.
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Speaker Herman Lindsey was wrongfully convicted in 2006 and endured three years on death...
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Representatives of Duluth Public Schools are holding meetings at all of the district's schools to help inform the public about an upcoming ballot referendum. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn more about the technology levy. On Tuesday, May 14, residents in Independent School District #709 will vote on a capital projects levy which, if approved, will provide $5.2 million annually to support upgraded classroom technology and curricula, digital infrastructure, and cyber and physical security throughout Duluth Public Schools. Learn…
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Representatives of Duluth Public Schools are holding meetings at all of the district's schools...
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Representatives of Duluth Public Schools are holding meetings at all of the district's schools to help inform the public about an upcoming ballot referendum. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn more about the technology levy. On Tuesday, May 14, residents in Independent School District #709 will vote on a capital projects levy which, if approved, will provide $5.2 million annually to support upgraded classroom technology and curricula, digital infrastructure, and cyber and physical security throughout Duluth Public Schools. Learn…
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Mayor Roger J. Reinert delivers his first State of the City Address. Music by the Denfeld Jazz Band, a welcome from Fifth District Councilor Janet Kennedy, remarks by City Council President Roz Randorf and more will open the program, with Mayor Reinert’s speech immediately after. ASL interpretation will be provided in real time. Residents wishing to attend the speech who need wheelchair seating should contact the mayor’s office by email at [email protected] or by phone at 218-730-5000. Members of the…
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Mayor Roger J. Reinert delivers his first State of the City Address. Music by...
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The Duluth Public Library hosts a Disability Visibility Fair at the Main Library. The day’s highlights include over a dozen local organizations to share information on disability and accessibility, a community art project facilitated by CHOICE Unlimited, a community book discussion, and talk by local musician and disability culture advocate, Gaelynn Lea. An ASL interpreter will be present at Gaelynn’s presentation and the community book discussion. Schedule: Noon-4:30 p.m. Disability Visibility Fair 1-2 p.m. Talk and Q&A with Gaelynn Lea…
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The Duluth Public Library hosts a Disability Visibility Fair at the Main Library. The...
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Representatives of Duluth Public Schools are holding meetings at all of the district's schools to help inform the public about an upcoming ballot referendum. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn more about the technology levy. On Tuesday, May 14, residents in Independent School District #709 will vote on a capital projects levy which, if approved, will provide $5.2 million annually to support upgraded classroom technology and curricula, digital infrastructure, and cyber and physical security throughout Duluth Public Schools. Learn…
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The City of Duluth’s Parks and Recreation Division invites the public to an interactive community-input session for proposed improvements to Norton Park. Additional public input is needed at this time to help guide investment priorities and to better understand community needs and preferences for park improvements. Duluth Parks and Recreation will offer on-site activities for youth ages 3+ for parents and guardians attending the session. Parents must register their child in advance, as space is limited. Parents can register children…
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The City of Duluth’s Parks and Recreation Division invites the public to an interactive...
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Representatives of Duluth Public Schools are holding meetings at all of the district's schools to help inform the public about an upcoming ballot referendum. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn more about the technology levy. On Tuesday, May 14, residents in Independent School District #709 will vote on a capital projects levy which, if approved, will provide $5.2 million annually to support upgraded classroom technology and curricula, digital infrastructure, and cyber and physical security throughout Duluth Public Schools. Learn…
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