William Volkmanlien is a journalist based in Duluth, Minnesota, focusing on local news for WDIO/WIRT-TV. With a passion for community reporting, William covers a range of topics including events, local businesses, outdoor activities, and breaking news. He strives to keep the residents of Duluth informed and engaged with the happenings in their city.
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William's coverage indicates a focus on local events, community news, and seasonal topics in the Duluth area. He often covers family-oriented activities, home-related issues, and educational events. If you have information about upcoming local events or initiatives related to winter weather preparedness or community engagement in the Duluth area, it could be of interest to William. Additionally, if you can provide insights into family-friendly activities or education-related developments within his geographic focus of Minnesota and specifically Duluth that align with his typical coverage themes, your pitch is likely to resonate with him.
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By: William Lien Wdio
Flock to the Rock brings climbers of all abilities to test themselves with how high they can climb. Adam Fornear, a board member of the Duluth Climbers Coalition (DCC), says when it comes to other sports outdoor climbing stands out, because of the personal achievements people make as climbers push themselves to reach for the top.
By: William Lien Wdio
The Duluth Rowing Club hosted their 64th Annual Duluth International Regatta along Minnesota Point. There were about 170 rowers registered for the event on Saturday, July 13th. More than three quarters of the rowers at the event were part of the Youth division.
Over at Dunlap Island Park, the city of Cloquet and the Fond Du Lac people held a ribbon cutting ceremony. The celebrated several new signs enshrining the Ojibwe culture and history. Each sign features several Ojibwe words and translations along with other beliefs they hold sacred.
Chum is asking for donations throughout the month of July with the Open Your Heart challenge. Chum is asking people to give money as they prepare for the Thanksgiving season this year.
By: William Lien Wdio
Nearly a month ago residents in communities throughout the Northland suffered through severe summer storms and flooding. Brimson Residents are still recovering from significant damage to their homes. They are still picking up the pieces hoping for financial help from FEMA.
The State Fire Marshals Office is investigating the cause of a structure fire in the Gnesen Township early Saturday morning.
The American Legion Riders from Keewatin drove more than 90 miles to visit the veterans in Silver Bay. The bikers wanted to show their thanks to the men and women who served our nation with a summer BBQ.
By: William Lien Wdio
IndiGo is celebrating 34 years of the Americans with Disabilities Act at the University of Wisconsin-Superior. At the event indiGo and other non-profits could connect with people of all abilities with public services in Superior.
Squeezing in a health check-up for kids can be difficult during the busy school year. The Min No Aya Win Clinic on the Fond Du Lac reservation is providing families a Children’s Wellness Week.
Video game performers are on strike. SAF-AFTRA has halted all work over AI protection concerns, impacting voice and motion capture actors at companies like Activision, E-A, and Insomniac games. The strike began after a year and a half of failed negotiations.
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