Michael Gendron is a journalist based in Duluth, Minnesota, writing for WDIO/WIRT-TV. With a focus on local news, Michael covers a wide range of topics including fires, local government, crime, community events, and human interest stories. His reporting provides an in-depth look at the happenings in the Duluth area, keeping residents informed and engaged with their community.
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Michael Gendron's reporting primarily focuses on local news, including government and politics, entertainment, family & relationships. His coverage includes a wide range of topics such as local events, accidents, business activities, community organizations, sports and weather-related incidents.
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The annual Scarium at the Aquarium at the Great Lakes Aquarium has sold out for its 2024 dates.
The Annual Team Duluth Ski and Snowboard Swap returned to Spirit Mountain Wednesday, October 23, for its first night of gear drops-offs. The 53rd annual event allows used equipment to be donated, resold or purchased at the swap with a portion of the commission being donated to Team Duluth to help fund their upcoming season.
True North Goodwill hosted a Ghoulwill Halloween Bash fundraiser Thursday, October 24. All the funds raised will go directly into the supporting True North’s mission; programming for people that are looking for work.
The Rice Lake Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary held their 38th Annual Halloween Carnival on Sunday, October 27.
The Duluth Police Department has confirmed that an officer was involved in a minor vehicle-pedestrian crash Monday, October 28, around the intersection of 6th Ave E and E 2nd St around 1:10 p.m.
The state had already appropriated $13 million to the project on the condition that the city would match those funds, something councilors voted to do. Now around $26 million will be invested into the project between the city and the state.
The Duluth YMCA commemorated “Lights On Afterschool” with their 4th Annual Happily Haunted Hike Tuesday, October 29. “Lights On Afterschool” is an annual nationwide rally that highlights the work done by afterschool programs to help young people.
Duluth City Hall hosted their annual “City Hall-oween” Wednesday afternoon, October 30. Certain halls and offices were decorated and set up for kids to go trick or treating.
A representative with the Service Employees International Union Healthcare Minnesota & Iowa (SEIU) has announced that more than 70 hospital workers at the Deer River Essentia Health will begin a five-day Unfair Labor Practice strike starting Monday, October 4 at 7:00 a.m.
The First United Methodist Church in Duluth brought music back to the walls of the Coppertop with a rededication concert for their pipe organ held on Sunday, November 4.
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