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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Watch it lift, Duluth: Whether you're crossing to Minnesota Point this week or just taking a breather on Lake Avenue, the Aerial Lift Bridge is a 1901-1905 span-drive movable lift that still flexes after its 1929 upgrade and multiple rehabs.
Grooming without the drama: Diva Dog Grooming handles one pet at a time for quick, beautiful cuts, and they’re the region’s only team that’s both Fear Free Certified and AKC S.A.F.E.
Prep for the North Shore: Trailfitters has hand-picked essentials for getting after it around Duluth, from rugged backpacks, cozy sleeping bags, and camp cookware to gym and North Shore crag climbing gear, plus boots and trail runners built for the Superior Hiking Trail.
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Duluth’s theatrical arts organizations are set to begin a new season of storytelling, blending thought-provoking dramas, glittery musicals, independent productions, topical local comedies and touring Broadway spectacles.
Full story at perfectduluthday.com ↗
Sierra has announced a grand opening date for its Duluth store, opening in the Burning Tree Plaza, later this year.
Full story at kdhlradio.com ↗
Duluth's Denfeld High School celebrated its 100th anniversary by opening a 1926 time capsule.
Full story at wdio.com ↗
Clyde Ironworks, a Minneapolis-based restaurant and brewery, has announced a major change in its business, closing its restaurant and Brewery operations and transitioning into a Wedding and Event venue.
Full story at fox21online.com ↗
The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MNDOT) is beginning concrete grinding work in the tunnels along Interstate 35 in Duluth, which will result in nearly two weeks of traffic disruptions.
Full story at kdhlradio.com ↗
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