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Legend, love and cultivation… Christmas trees and tradition

Fri. Nov. 30th, 2012  |  Ralph LaPlant

Several legends try to explain the origin of the Christmas tree. About 1,200 years ago in northern German an English missionary met a group of Druids who were going to sacrifice a young prince to the God Thor. The missiona

With Photographer Danny Johnson

Fri. Nov. 30th, 2012

While not very well known as a photographer, Danny Johnson has taken some stunning photographs. His work ranges from picturesque landscapes of the Duluth skyline all the way to mammoth grizzly bears of a remote Alaskan island to lo

RFK Blasts the Incumbents

Fri. Nov. 30th, 2012

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., chief counsel to Riverkeepers, a non-profit that’s given credit for cleaning up the heavily polluted Hudson River, gave intense support for green energy in a recent talk at UMD’s Marshall Performing Arts Center. He also called out “the incumbents” for failed energy and human rights policies.

Young Emerging Duluth Rapper Sam Wall

Fri. Nov. 30th, 2012  |  Paul Whyte

At the Reader we like to get to help promote and generally pay attention to what local musicians and artists are up to in the scene. When we heard of local rapper Sam Wall and his project Medicate, we sat down and gave his tracks on soundcloud.com a listen and were impres

To hell with compromise—it’s time to hire Ralph Nader

Fri. Dec. 7th, 2012  |  Forrest Johnson

Oh, golly, we have deadlock once again in Washington. But perhaps not. Political theater, they say, the two sides jostling for position, keeping true to their constituencies, promises, and beliefs. The slow, measurable tracking toward compromise.

Pearl Harbor, the Day of Infamy and FDR If Work Won’t set us Free, Will Truth do the Job?

Fri. Dec. 7th, 2012  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

This is the week that the corporate media, careful to not upset the uber-patriots and nationalists among us, will be featuring reports about the December 7, 1941 Japanese sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. In addition to hearing stories about those beginnings of WWII (at least for the US), we may also be hearing reports

Now We Have Both Emperors And Generals Who Don’t Wear Clothes

Fri. Dec. 7th, 2012  |  Ed Raymond

Lee Marvin, one of my favorite tough-guy actors, could play military privates or generals and make them both believable. Perhaps not too many people know that Private Lee Marvin, U.S. Marine Corps, was awarded the Navy Cross in the World War II landing on Iwo Jima for helping to conquer Mount Surib

UN General Assembly Overwhelmingly Slams Depleted Uranium Users, Urges Precaution

Fri. Dec. 7th, 2012

A far-reaching resolution critical of so-called “depleted” uranium munitions (DU) has won the support of 155 member states at the UN General Assembly. Twenty-eight abstained and only four countries voted against — the United States, Britain, France and Israel. The four all use DU weapons. The Internationa

With Surfer Dan Weirick

Fri. Dec. 7th, 2012

Lake Superior is a vast and unforgiving expanse of cold, freshwater. Typically there’s only a couple months out of the year when it’s temperature can be tolerated for a timespan that doesn’t induce hypothermia. In the summer. Dan Weirick and a growing number of Northlanders like to experience Lake Superior