Anna Olfelt is a producer for WDIO/WIRT-TV, focusing on local news in the Duluth area of Minnesota. With a passion for community events and human interest stories, Anna covers a wide range of topics including fundraisers, local businesses, educational initiatives, and cultural events.
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Anna Olfelt's coverage focuses on local events and news within the United States, specifically in Minnesota and Duluth. She covers a wide range of topics including family & relationships, sports, education, culture & society, and entertainment news.
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The Duluth Public Library is hosting their annual book sale starting on Monday. The Friends of the Duluth Public Library Annual Book Sale starts with a members-only presale event from 10a.m. to 4p.m.
The City of Duluth Workforce Development has been awarded a three-year grant from Youthprise, a Twin Cities based youth-serving intermediary organization.
More rain is possible for Father’s Day, but a good portion of the day will be dry.
A wet weather pattern will set up across the area to start the work week, leading to several rounds of showers and thunderstorms.
Meet Max, the resident mud puppy at the Great Lakes Aquarium.
Super One Foods teamed up with Never Surrender Inc, a local non-profit focused on raising funds to help people living with ALS for a fundraising campaign.
Cell phone service outages are being reported out of the Ely area.
The School District of Superior’s School Board voted to add a new referendum to November’s general election ballot. The board voted 5-0 at a meeting Monday evening.
Wisconsin residents voted not to approve new constitutional amendments that would have limited the power of the Governor. The two referendum questions were presented on Wisconsin’s primary election ballot on Tuesday.
Jaime Jensen of Progress over Perfect Coaching teaches us about building healthy habits.
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