I have a curiosity about the history of our town and the surrounding area, and PDD has been a great source for finding answers and discovering new things. I hope someone can solve these mini mysteries, (at least they’re a mystery to me).
Out by Boy Scout Landing, there is this wedge-shaped foundation, (Search Google Maps for: 46.654688, -92.224903). It looks as if it was some sort of industry long since gone. …
My son’s bike was stolen this weekend. A really nice white-and-black Specialized Hardrock Comp with disc brakes was taken from my back yard. The officer from DPD told me there has been a rash of bike thefts east from 10th Avenue East. I spoke with a pawn shop owner who told me they are often moved out of town to more populated cities to our south. So get ’em locked up and put away or end up like my little-big man who will be mowing lawns for a new one.
Here’s a sampling of what you have to look forward to this week on the PDD Calendar.
If you’ve been attending the weekly International Folk Dancing on Mondays it’s moving to Temple Israel for the summer. If you haven’t, what are you waiting for?
It’s the beginning of June so why not start planning for next season’s cross-country skiing season? Meet Tuesday at Hartley.
The Three Bridges International Chamber Music Festival has events at Sacred Heart and Weber on Tuesday and Saturday this week and more next week.
It’s live music and fresh produce every Wednesday outside Kirby Center during the summer at the UMD Market Day.
God of Carnage shows how thin civility is at the Duluth Playhouse this Thursday and runs two weekends.
Kirov brings his live comedy talk show from UWS to the Underground on Friday.
Lumpy G and Lawrence Lee are the new quizmasters at the Sunday night Carmody Pub Quiz as John Lee departs. Godspeed, John Lee.
So what are you doing this week? Can we tag along? Any upcoming events that you want to promote? Let us know.
