Barrett Chase

Northlanders in 2006 said they were taking shorter trips on their boats due to the prices.

Eugene R. Lambert ousted incumbent George D. Johnson to become the city's first leader under the strong mayor-council form of government.

In 2006, a new sign at the property read, "Live girls."

Lorenzo Music spoke at Central High School's commencement in 1976.

The threat was affixed with a knife to the door of the Wabasha adult bookstore.

Seventy years ago, estimates said Northlanders drank about 2.38 million gallons a year.

The man got a $15 bounty from the Department of Natural Resources.

Black smoke could be seen as far away as Floodwood.

The Fargo-based company bought the Duluth newspaper from McClatchy, which had just purchased Knight Ridder, the DNT's owner since 1936.

One of the blazes destroyed three buildings and caused extensive damage.