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"Discover the latest partnerships between major supplier Medline and four ASCs and health systems in 2024, including PIH Health, Childrens Nebraska, St. Lukes

There’s a demand for age-appropriate, nonjudgmental resources and trained educators who are comfortable teaching these topics, said Rachelle Jenson, Teen Council facilitator.

A look back at local news from years past.

The Chippewa and Superior National Forests announce the hiring of Nick Petrack as the new Forest Fire Management officer.

Green Mill in Canal Park is temporarily closed until sometime in the spring. They are tackling some remodeling projects and holiday bonus cards will be honored.

Authorities are reporting the seizure of a massive amount of fentanyl following a Minnesota drug bust.

The Duluth Art Institute is looking for a new space in town. Christina Woods and Robin Washington joined GMN to give an update on their future plans.

From the editorial: "In Duluth, especially along the St. Louis River, the initiative has helped to restore wild rice beds, sturgeon spawning grounds, and the habitats of piping plover and other nesting birds."

Travel website Fodor is warning people that tourism is actually hurting communities near Lake Superior. It's been added to the 2024 'No List.'

A fast-casual fresh salad restaurant and late-night bakery are anticipated to open this year.