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Fox21Online June 22, 2021 DULUTH, Minn.- Fireworks stands around the Northland are opening up with limited products to pick from this year, but the potential danger of using fireworks incorrectly remains. The Independence Day weekend is around the corner and people are getting a head start on their 4th of July festivities. Fire department officials know safety is important while using sparklers and firecrackers in your neighborhoods.“We want them to do it safely,” said Deputy Fire Marshall Bill Chopskie. “Use the legal fireworks wherever possible. Actually, it’s just doing it safely, ...

Get ready to rock: Lack of restrictions means summer concerts at Bayfront and beyond are a go Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has removed attendance guidelines for outdoor events. Hairball, Fourth Fest and For King & Country concerts will go on. Written By: Christa Lawler | × Bayfront Blues Festival carries on as MV American Integrity makes its way through the Aerial Lift Bridge. After a year without activity, summer shows are a go at the park. (2019 file / News Tribune) Good news for fans of the glam rockers who traditionally play Fourth of July eve at Bayfront Festiv...

Sorry, but your browser does not support the video tag. (BPT) - This summer, escape to a city that has it all — a vibrant arts scene, delicious local eats and brews, a multitude of festivals, outdoor adventure and plenty of fresh air — and water! On the western-most shore of Lake Superior, in Duluth, Minnesota, you can recharge, relax and go with the flow. Here’s a look at some of the outdoor fun and events you won’t want to miss this summer on the “big lake.” Festival Fun Right on the harbor with a fresh breeze coming off Lake Superior, Bayfront Festival Park is...

A proposed reallocation could come at the expense of Fourth Fest fireworks or Spirit Mountain. Written By: Peter Passi | × Glensheen Mansion, 3300 London Road. (2004 File / News Tribune) The Duluth City Council will consider an amendment Monday to Mayor Emily Larson's proposal as to how the city should divvy up tourism tax collections next year. While Larson had proposed to zero out funding to Glensheen Mansion in 2021, Councilors Terese Tomanek and Derek Medved are recommending the city provide $25,000 in support next year — half of what the museum was slated to receive i...