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The library will be closed Saturday, Dec. 30 through Monday, Jan. 1.

Svälja offers circuit training, Pilates, breathwork, yoga teacher training programs, trauma-conscious yoga certification and more in downtown Duluth.

National Rural Health Day on Nov. 16 raised awareness of the unique challenges faced by rural communities, including care accessibility and a lack of providers.

National Rural Health Day on Nov. 16 raised awareness of the unique challenges faced by rural communities, including care accessibility and a lack of providers.

NHS National Honor Society students are collecting winter clothing during November for the Human Development Center. The clothes and shoes will find a second life with people in need.

The Ideal Option closure will impact 70 patients. Meanwhile, the city's opioid-related overdoses have reached an 11-year high.

From the column: "The downtown library provides services that a small building could not sustain."

The University of Connecticut School of Nursing has received a gift of $40 million from graduate and former nurse Elizabeth DeLuca to be used to expand the ability of the School of Nursing to produce highly-qualified, experienced nurses amidst a national shortage in the profession. DeLuca, who graduated from UConn in 1969, is a philanthropist…

New building, increasing enrollment to help address critical shortage of nurses

Lake Superior College has been a part of the Duluth downtown area for more than several decades, but they will soon be on the move.