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Producing Artistic Director Phillip Fazio, succeeding Christine Gradl Seitz, joined the nonprofit in 2020. Executive Director Wes Drummond will now take on an expanded artistic role.
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Food columnist Sarah Nasello wrapped up her Florida trip by filling her parents' freezer with some of her favorites, the recipes for which she shares here with readers.
Also this week: Parker McCollum at Amsoil, "Dreams and Nightmares" at Prove Gallery, "The Tempest" at UMD, Family Fest at the Depot and "Little Match Girl" at Pilgrim Congregational Church.
There is no "wrong;" judging is subjective and if you like something the score will reflect such.
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Spaces with the working names of "Portside Park" and "Paulucci Plaza" will host public events as the area next to the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center focuses more on pedestrians.
🔊Don and John are joined by Audrey Gilbraith of Fargo's Baker Garden and Gift, who has some tips for giving the gift of a houseplant.
In the same spirit as the idea of the United States taking over Greenland, Minnesota should take over Isle Royale.
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It's all in the family at Richards Transportation Service Inc., where three generations of the same family - grandma, mom and granddaughter - drive Moorhead students to school each day.
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Barb Owen Boerger's kimonos and sarongs are pretty, but they're pretty poison to the flies, mosquitoes and pesky bugs that dare to land on them.
The nonprofit, which aims to "grow Duluth," has rebranded with a focus on "life up north." Its images have earned hundreds of millions of views.
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Do you like pineapple on pizza? Join in on the debate, and read about where Hawaiian pizza originated.
Also this week: "Romy and Michelle" at Zeitgeist, Lake Superior Writers host "Type-In," Cider North at the DECC, Laskiainen in Palo and "Cash for Gold" starts streaming.
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🔊In this episode, Don and John introduce you to some new plants and varieties to consider this growing season.
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In Fielding Questions, a reader shares his successful experiences and offers details on what he has learned.
Maria Combs makes colorful magic with her upcycling business.
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