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A Riot Grrl showcase of femme grunge and rage benefiting the H.O.T.D.I.S.H. Militia and featuring Emma Jeanne, Lydia, C U Next Tuesday, snakeworld!, Phiadreams, Beetroot Press and Grateful Lead.
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A Riot Grrl showcase of femme grunge and rage benefiting the H.O.T.D.I.S.H. Militia and...
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Practicing Democracy, a new, local political-action committee, hosts this nonpartisan town hall that is open to the public. Civility guidelines will be followed. U.S. Representative Pete Stauber and other local elected officials have been formally invited to participate. Many local elected officials will be attending and providing updates on how federal policies are impacting the state.
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Practicing Democracy, a new, local political-action committee, hosts this nonpartisan town hall that is...
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Duluth's Alcohol, Gambling & Tobacco Commission meets on the first Wednesday of each month in the City Council Chambers at Duluth City Hall. The commission advises and aids the city council in exercising its licensing duties.
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Duluth's Alcohol, Gambling & Tobacco Commission meets on the first Wednesday of each month...
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Taber's talk will explore how and why African migrant organizations in the Midwestern U.S. build and utilize transnational networks to promote grassroots economic development and local political change in their places of origin, while also helping explain variations in their levels of commitment to -- and efficacy in -- these efforts. This event is a School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) Colloquium. Raven Room, St. Scholastica Library.
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The day includes speakers, action-oriented engagement sessions, vibrant worship, inspiring art, table exhibits and networking time to equip disciples in congregations, camps, campuses and communities to respond to God’s call. Free registration under age 30 and free childcare provided.
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50501 will meet in Duluth on the corners of Superior Street & Lake Avenue as part of 50 Protests, 50 States, 1 Movement to remove corrupt politicians, reverse damage and reclaim democracy.
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50501 will meet in Duluth on the corners of Superior Street & Lake Avenue...
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Superior Mayor Jim Paine is proclaiming April 6-12 as Support Your Local Library Week in Superior and Douglas County, encouraging all residents to recognize and celebrate the vital role libraries play in the community. The proclamation event highlights a call to action from the Superior Public Library Foundation, urging individuals and business in the community to support the library through donations to a sustaining endowment fund.
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Superior Mayor Jim Paine is proclaiming April 6-12 as Support Your Local Library Week...
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The fourth annual Twin Ports Festival of History runs April 2-9 at multiple venues in Duluth, Superior and Two Harbors. It features lectures, performances, tours and exhibitions. The festival aims to provide those with an interest in history an opportunity to listen and discuss topics with authors and historians of local, regional, national and international renown. It is presented by the University of Minnesota Duluth's Public History and Museum Studies Programs in partnership with more than two-dozen local historical societies,…
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The fourth annual Twin Ports Festival of History runs April 2-9 at multiple venues...
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Duluth's Charter Commission meets in the council chambers of Duluth City Hall. The commission acts on matters relating to the framing and amending of the Duluth City Charter. Regular meetings are held on the second Wednesday of January, April and July unless canceled by the president upon determining from the secretary that there will be no business to consider.
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Duluth's Charter Commission meets in the council chambers of Duluth City Hall. The commission...
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Duluth's Natural Resources Commission meets on the first Wednesday of each month in room 330 at Duluth City Hall. The commission provides science–based guidance on the protection and enhancement of the ecological health of city-owned and city-managed lands and the regional ecosystems of which they are a part. It also advises on the natural area program established to designate, protect and manage lands of special environmental value. Agendas can be found at duluthmn.gov.
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Duluth's Natural Resources Commission meets on the first Wednesday of each month in room...
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