Melinda Lavine is a features reporter at the Duluth News Tribune. She covers a variety of topics including Minnesota culture, holiday features, and reviews, with a particular interest in podcasts and Halloween themes. Melinda's work has been featured in Pine Journal, Forum Communications Company, AGWEEK, Daily Telegram, Prairie Business magazine, and St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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The Minnesota Film Festival runs April 3-7 at Zeitgeist. DULUTH — It's coming full circle for Elizabeth Day.
“This effort is not meant to be snarky. We're being sort of playful with what happened,” said event organizer Chad McKenna.
By: Melinda Lavine
In Saturday’s Wall Street Journal article, Cargill described Duluth as a “small-minded community,” and she said Mayor Roger Reinert had “peed in his Cheerios.”
Minnesota law requires one full-time licensed practical nurse for districts with 1,000 students or more.
The facility recently unveiled a new computer center, shelving, chairs and an ergonomic service desk.
Annmarie Geniusz joins Sarah Brokke, David Moreira and others who laid their cover designs on the Duluth music festival's omnipresent go-to in print.
Moriah Skye, aka stage name Robyn Graves, will perform at the Homegrown Music Festival with Campfire Tranarchists and Flip Arkulary.
Four open mics and two pro shows a week is unheard of for a community of this size, said Danielle Thralow, Duluth comedy regular.
Rebeka Ndosi's plan for a BIPOC-led, nature-based retreat on Minnesota's North Shore is one step closer to fruition.
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