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'It’s nice being together again': Duluth celebrates Independence Day Fourth Fest drew a huge crowd to Bayfront Park on Sunday. Also, about 30 people marched in downtown Duluth to honor residential school victims. Written By: Andee Erickson | × Fireworks explode in the distance as people watch from Gateway Plaza near the concrete sail sculpture between West Michigan Street and West Superior Street in Duluth on Sunday evening, July 4, 2021. (Jed Carlson/jcarlson@superiortelegram.com) Duluth’s Bayfront Festival Park was packed for the return of Fourth Fest on Su...

The bridge schedule will affect ship and boat traffic. Written By: News Tribune | × The Duluth fireworks explode over the Duluth/Superior harbor behind the Aerial Lift Bridge in celebration of the Fourth of July in 2008. (File / Clint Austin / News Tribune) The Aerial Lift Bridge and the Minnesota Slip Bridge in the Duluth harbor will both remain in the lowered position and closed to water traffic for a large part of the evening on Sunday. The city of Duluth announced the bridges will stay lowered in order to accommodate the large crowds that are expected to gather for Fourth Fest and th...

Photos: Bayfront Country Jam Over 4,000 people converged on Bayfront Festival Park in Duluth Friday for the first night of music on the 4th of July weekend. Written By: Clint Austin | × Whiskey Trail lead singer Heidi Pack of South Range tells her fans that they are number one during Bayfront Country Jam on Friday, July 2, 2021, at Bayfront Festival Park in Duluth. The concert was the first of the 4th of July weekend at Bayfront. Saturday features Hairball and Sunday will be Fourth Fest with fireworks in the evening. (Clint Austin / caustin@duluthnews.com) Bayfr...

As tourists return to Duluth's Canal Park, food trucks, scoop shops follow Love Creamery is one of a few food purveyors expanding or opening this summer in the waterfront district whose businesses, like most, struggled to stay afloat.  June 29, 2021 — 7:48pm Text size Copy shortlink: DULUTH – At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, customers would come to Lincoln Park's Love Creamery to buy 10 ice cream pints at a time. They wanted to ensure the three-year-old shop survived, said owner Nicole Wilde, and survive it did. A second...

Many annual fireworks displays and other local festivities return after taking last year off due to the pandemic.