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From the column: "I have been painfully stuck in survival mode for about two years now here in northern Minnesota, forced to survive by only my wits; failure has not been an option."
From the column: "Since the remaining back wall in the garage holds all my fishing rods, we are done. ... Marianne, however, lags behind. Why 13 fishing poles, she asks?"
From the column: "Local newspapers need to regularly present the fact-checking being done on Trump and his administration. This should not be difficult for the News Tribune."
From the column: "Some Hermantown residents live on Truman Drive ... or McKinley Drive, while Duluth residents enjoy Lincoln Park. There are remembrances of presidents everywhere."

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From the column: "(Second Harvest Northland and Essentia Health are partnering) to create holistic solutions that empower individuals and families to thrive."
From the column: "I have seen so many kids pick out one book with enthusiasm, only for the staff to tell them to pick four more. It’s a joy."
From the column: "Neglecting facilities like Fryberger will only compound ... problems. People will stop coming if their experience doesn’t meet their expectations."
From the column: "Appreciate what you enjoyed on your visits to the Northland and treat it as if it is yours, because it is."
From the column: "Whether you’re from Shakopee or Duluth, to disregard the will of the voters of any single House district should be incredibly alarming to all Minnesotans."
From the column: "While (Essentia CEO) Dr. Herman speaks to the importance of equitable health outcomes, Essentia’s actions under his leadership tell a different story."
From the column: "The state of Minnesota can’t achieve (its) worthwhile goals by spending additional money building new lanes on existing highways or by building new highways."
From the column: "This is not an opposition to the DTA but a request for a simple adjustment to the bus-stop location."
This year’s may not be the 100th class, after all, but remains significant.
Duluth's Loaves and Fishes community is hosting a gathering at St. Paul's Episcopal Church to acknowledge and celebrate how we are helping to create a more resilient, humane, and equitable world.

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