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What are the odds? Loose your wallet in a swimming pool and it’s easy enough to recover; drop it in the sea and you can kiss it goodbye. Marcie Callawaert lives near Tofino, British Columbia a …

Patrice Critchley-Menor has served as the Director of Social Apostolate for the Catholic Diocese of Duluth for over 25 years. She serves on the Social Concerns Committee of the Minnesota Catholic Conference, the Program Committee for the Joint Religious Legislative Coalition, a statewide, interfaith, social justice advocacy network and is board president of CHUM, a faith-based organization serving those in need in Duluth, Minn. She is a wife and mother to five adult children.

It is an extraordinary testament to a person’s pastoral care when they are remembered as someone who was a steady presence in the most difficult times.

Duluth's ski hill is bringing back their annual event that celebrates Duluth residents, offering discounts and free beginner lessons for two different days.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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