https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/bonnie-raitt-indigo-girls-line-3-protest-earth-day-1158293/?fbclid=IwAR3_GjB21dQiod42m73J7q2eLb_jdmxncfST5k0FlTWjm9YnR1J6zwVCii8
Hey Duluth, how do you fit into the story this video depicts?
Here are some resources for getting involved as well as upcoming events.
https://www.duluthnewstribune.com/opinion/columns/6991892-Local-View-Downtown-UMD-can-help-end-Duluths-era-of-stagnant-growth
Looking at Duluth in isolation, it has shrunk by 20 percent since 1960. In real terms, Duluth netted a population loss far greater when viewed in a regional context that accounts for the modest growth rates of Fargo, Rochester and Sioux Falls cited in the article. Had Duluth kept pace with those cities since 1960, Duluth would today have a population of 300,000. A nice sized, comfortable metro city.
Why doesn’t Duluth work?
Mark “Sparky” Stensaas visited the Superior National Forest in January and recently put together the footage for this episode of “Shooting with Sparky.” Watch as a bull moose attempts to mount another bull who’d lost its antlers. Also: twelve spruce grouse, boreal chickadees and a great gray owl.
