NHL Stanely Cup Tourney Kicks Off…. NOW!

Wed. Apr. 15th, 2015  |  Marc Elliott

EVELETH…. By the time you open this edition of your World Wide Duluth Reader Weekly, the best hockey tourney of all will have a few games under it’s belt.

Stanley Cup Scramble – Pick Your Favorites

Wed. Apr. 15th, 2015  |  John Gilbert

Predicting the winner of the Masters, or the World Series, or the Super Bowl, can be fun and also risky.

Monster Mob EP Brings the Trashy Horror Punk

Wed. Apr. 15th, 2015  |  Paul Whyte

It’s not everyday I get to review a punk album from this area and I always get a little excited when one comes around.

Idolizing the normies

Wed. Apr. 15th, 2015

All of my childhood heroes turned into douchebags. Kirby Puckett was a great baseball player and a magnificent public urination hobby

In Duluth, Every Month Is An Artistic Spring

Wed. Apr. 15th, 2015  |  Sam Black

If I invite the sun to this scene, the light will reveal that my garden is the envy of jewels.

TAURUS

Wed. Apr. 15th, 2015

Taurus Earth is much like a swamp filled with ancient trees covered in moss. Trying to navigate through this is like a dream in which you try to walk, but get nowhere.

Open Letter to Eric Holder Regarding the Big Pharma’s Campaign to Get Every Pre-Adolescent Child in America Vaccinated for HPV

Wed. Apr. 15th, 2015  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

Uncounted hundreds of thousands – perhaps millions - of now chronically-ill and autistic children were sickened coincident with the huge increase in vaccinations over the several decades, starting with the 20 inoculations per childhood in the 1980s

Sherman Indian High School

Wed. Apr. 22nd, 2015  |  Jane Hoffman

by Jane Hoffman

The Loons are Back

Wed. Apr. 22nd, 2015  |  Emily Stone

Spring is here. With it comes young and hopeful life decked out in many styles of tuxedoes and rainbows of colorful gowns. Everyone must sing, perform, defend, watch, or choose according to their own, individual, natures. Who have you been admiring

The sprung of spring is everywhere in the air and frost

Wed. Apr. 22nd, 2015  |  Harry Drabik

Much as, and I truly do, I dislike the cool, wet, muddy weeks of a traditional North Shore spring its chilly side has the great advantage of retarding the twin nemesis (nemi?) of black fly and tick.