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Jim Heffernan: Brando on The Bounty
July 31, 2010 · Leave a Comment
I saw Marlon Brando on the Duluth waterfront opening night of the great festival of tall ships.
Of course the actor is dead and gone, but….
Currents
Glensheen and the Arts
July 29, 2010 · Leave a Comment
It’s one of the most recognizable structures in Duluth, right up there with biggies like the Aerial Lift Bridge and Enger Tower. Glensheen Mansion — the University of Minnesota Duluth-run former family home of the wealthy and tragic Congdon clan — has been a terrific destination for people looking to take in classic architecture and classy décor since. But it’s also been undergoing a transformation in recent years into a friendly place for the performing arts.
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Cooking with Deb: Guest Chef Jimbolaya Cooks Up Super Shrimp Scampi
July 28, 2010 · 2 Comments
Here, Guest Chef Jimbolaya cooks up shrimp scampi like his father always did. Real butter makes this dish rich and good on bread.
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History on the Ground
July 2, 2010 · Leave a Comment
This weekend, come experience living history. The St. Louis River Rendezvous lets you see life as it was lived in 1790, complete with muskets, moccasins and bonnets, canvas tents, and meat roasted over the open fire.
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On Your Marks, Get Set…
July 12, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Grandma’s is over, but the next couple of months hold a full crop of races. Get your legs (and arms) ready for the Duluth Trail Fest and a couple of triathalons.
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Dr. Dad: You Going to Eat That?
June 3, 2010 · Leave a Comment
Later that morning, after the last portage and paddle to the campsite, Jack asks nonchalantly if all the blueberries in the Boundary Waters will be as bitter as the one he ate along the first portage trail. I didn’t see any blueberry bushes along our route, so I’m a bit confused and concerned. Just what did he eat, thinking it was a blueberry?
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The One in Heels: One Word.
July 20, 2010 · Leave a Comment
I just got back from my annual beach vacation and man, am I worried about my skin. About six months home from a previous vacation, I visited my dermatologist for a mole check up. She was not happy about my tanlines. She called my tan a “pre-cancerous glow”…
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At The Movies: Inception
July 23, 2010 · Leave a Comment
If I were on the run from the authorities, they would have never had a better opportunity to pinpoint my location than the midnight showing of Inception. Easily the most anticipated film of the summer, Inception had stratospheric expectations to meet, and, surprise, it delivers in radiant fashion. My normal three-pronged review is not enough—instead of watching three movies, you should watch Inception three times.
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Features
IT’S OVER 9000!!!
Dragonball Z is not just a TV show, it’s an international phenomenon. And one man from Duluth has a collection of DBZ paraphernalia that’s not just the largest in the United States, but the largest in the entire world.
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Hidden Germany
By passing up Oktoberfest and the Berlin Wall, you can see a part of Germany few others see. In the heart of Germany’s wine region and ten minutes away from France, Saarbrücken offers everything except the crowds. Here’s how to make the most of it.
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Discover Me Finalists
The following are just ten of the attractive young people who have made it to the final round of the annual DiscoverMe competition, held by Fitzphoto. The winner will recieve a prize package which includes a photo spread in the Duluth~Superior Magazine! See the other ten and vote for your favorite here!
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Best Of: Indoor Entertainment
Fancy a show? The sixth part of our exciting Best Of series shows you where to go!
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A Walk In The Woods
Spectacular vistas, rugged cliffs, quaint creeks, meandering rivers, towering forests, and stunning Lake Superior views await on Duluth’s newest trails that begin right outside your car door! And your wallet may be a little greener too, because all trails are free.
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Opinion & Commentary
Jim Heffernan: Brando on The Bounty
I saw Marlon Brando on the Duluth waterfront opening night of the great festival of tall ships.
Of course the actor is dead and gone, but….
Cooking with Deb: Guest Chef Jimbolaya Cooks Up Super Shrimp Scampi
Here, Guest Chef Jimbolaya cooks up shrimp scampi like his father always did. Real butter makes this dish rich and good on bread.
Jim Heffernan: That Old Clinton Wedding
By now I guess I have to face up to the fact that I will not be invited to Chelsea Clinton’s wedding next Saturday (July 31). You’d think I’d have received the invitation by now.
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Breaking News
The Northland’s NewsCenter announced its initiatives to support and promote the USA Bid Committee, Inc., a non-profit organization created to prepare a successful application to host the FIFA World Cup™ in the U.S. on behalf of the United States Soccer Federation. KBJR 6 and Range 11, together with its parent company [...]
Every May, SMDC Health System recognizes the Nurse of the Year, Employee of the Year, and the Physician of the Year for their commitment to quality care and putting patients first. The organization also honors two programs that embody the “soul” and the “science” of healing.
Nancy Gilbert, a registered nurse who works in the SMDC [...]
Occupational Medicine Specialist Brian Konowalchuk already won in our Best Doctors Poll. Now, the Duluth Clinic Foundation is honoring him as 2010 Educator of the Year and Al Deibele, MD, as Researcher of the Year. The awards recognize outstanding work that contributes to healthcare excellence in the region and exemplifies quality medical research and education.
Dr. [...]
New Magazine for DSM Publisher
Our very own publisher Marti Buscaglia is now also publisher of Spirituality & Health Magazine, with 100,000 readers nationwide.
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