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Dana Krivogorsky took on District 1 incumbent Rosie Loeffler-Kemp during an hourlong candidate forum Thursday.
Rumor of World War II air ace trick doesn't fly right Despite a few personal accounts, no written or photographic evidence confirms the rumor that Richard I. Bong once flew through the Aerial Lift Bridge. 2:00 am, Apr. 28, 2021 × Richard Bong and his P-38 fighter, in which he shot down 40 enemy aircraft in World War II. (Photo courtesy of Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center) The rumor that World War II flying ace Richard I. Bong once flew his P-38 through the Aerial Lift Bridge is very familiar to Briana Fiandt, curator of collections at the Richard I. Bong Vete...
Reviewed by: Chuck Frederick, News Tribune The latest work from New York Times' bestselling author Brian Freeman is “very different from my others,” the Minnesotan said. But that’s definitely in a good way — perhaps in an even more heart-pounding, what-a-ride kind of way. A lot like the parallel universes that torment and baffle Dylan Moran throughout “Infinite,” the new novel finds a place seamlessly with Freeman’s popular-particularly-in-Duluth and set-mostly-here Detective Jonathan Stride series of books as well as his other works over a 15-years-and-counting writing career. ...