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Duluth artist Carl Gawboy honored with county arts excellence award
The St. Louis County Board recognized artist Carl Gawboy with the Board’s “Excellence in the Arts & Sciences” award on Tuesday, Nov. 1. The award is for those county residents who have excelled in the fields of arts and sciences. Gawboy was nominated by Second District County Commissioner Steve O’Neil.
November 11, 2011
BRIAN MATUSZAK - Brian is frustrated with issues beyond his control
So I’m experiencing a great deal of frustration right now, a frustration that grows out of things beyond my control. I know, I know, “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, recognize the things I can’t control ...” blabbity blabbity bloo. All I know is, things aren’t going the way I’d like them to go, and no Serenity Prayer is going to help me out of this funk.
November 09, 2011
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S.E. LIVINGSTON: Wondering how to grow resilient children
We suffered a detrimental fire in our home a couple of weeks ago. Everybody was safe, most of our stuff is wrecked; but again, everybody is safe. As of now, I don’t care about the singed wedding dress, charred antique study desk or smoke-damaged couch.
By S.E. Livingston , November 08, 2011
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LARRY WEBER - Mosses show up on the forest floor
The month of October gave us its massive changes. Not only did we witness the fascinating foliage show early in the month, but we watched as wind and rain brought down the leaves by the middle of the month. The deciduous tree colors were followed by an encore of yellow-gold from the tamaracks of the swamps. And by the time this fall month exited, we were among bare trees.
By Larry Weber , November 06, 2011
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SARAH PACKINGHAM - Sports brings us together
I am a sports fanatic, and there’s nothing wrong with that. “Fanatic” is where the word “fan” comes from. I always have been one and I always will be. Anybody who knows me knows that sports is a huge part of my life. They know I’d rather be in the stands at a Bulldog hockey game or watching a Twins game on TV than doing almost anything else.
By Sarah Packingham , November 04, 2011
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Determined women use solar power
When I was growing up, my father was fond of saying “You’ve got to make hay while the sun shines.” He knew something about that; he was raised on a farm.
My daughter makes meals while the sun shines. Sometimes when I get home from work, I’m greeted with roasts, potatoes and brownies she’s cooked — baked in her solar oven.
By Naomi Yaeger , November 04, 2011
Halloween events at various locations promise variety and fun
Duluthians looking for family-friendly Halloween events will find exactly what they are looking for this weekend. Our rail on the left-hand side has a list of events that are fun and not too spooky for children or others who may be faint of heart.
By Thomas Vaughn , October 28, 2011
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UMD Department of Music to bring international harmony to Weber Hall
On Monday evening, Ksenia Lubyantseva will perform piano works by several classical composers. Currently, she studies piano at the Petrozavodsk Glazunov Conservatory in Duluth’s Russian sister city. Lubyantseva has performed in nine European countries and has won several piano competitions.
By Thomas Vaughn , October 23, 2011
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