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Bygones: Duluth buried time capsule 70 years ago
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· 28d ago
The Civil War's final living legacy was from Minnesota
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· 36d ago
Bygones: 8,000 turned up for J. Geils, ZZ Top concert in 1976
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· 51d ago
Bygones: Ordean school cornerstone was laid 100 years ago
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· 91d ago
Duluth native revisits high-profile ’90s church abuse lawsuit
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· 154d ago
Bygones: Duluth elections became nonpartisan in 1976
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· 190d ago
Advances could prevent missing person case like Ruth Eckholm
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· 192d ago
The inaugural Christmas City of the North Parade was in 1961
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· 296d ago
40 years ago, Socrates beached on Park Point
duluthnewstribune.com
· 297d ago
The Way it Was in West Duluth
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· 403d ago
DNT: Sarah Krueger leaving Duluth
perfectduluthday.com
· 693d ago
SOCIAL
Brookston
@Brookston
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Today's Bock oddity is a single panel comic entitled "Room and Board," by Gene Ahern, which was published in the Duluth News-Tribune on February 17, 1939. I don't think I realized pairing Bock and green onions was a thing.
@Brookston · 205d ago
Lucas Punkari
@lpunkari
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From the March 30, 1978 edition of the Duluth News-Tribune
Journey, Montrose and Van Halen come to town
The highlight here is the reviewer calling Van Halen "a poor man's Black Oak Arkansas"
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@lpunkari · 414d ago
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