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Strictly Hammers: Tempus Fugit

Mon. Feb. 11th, 2013  |  Paul Whyte

Strictly Hammers regularly play shows in the Twin Ports and they set themselves apart from typical hop-hop acts primarily due to their backing tracks that are often more experimental and electronic than drum and bass oriented. The general feel of one of their live shows comes off more like a high energy

The Bet

Mon. Feb. 11th, 2013

The clock shows 4 p.m., but Duluth is already dark. Thick black clouds hang heavy in the sky, rolling into one another and reforming. A dense fog snakes through the city, seeping into every alleyway and storefront. As the cold wind makes the doors of City Hall shudder, a half-nake

Super Bowl or Not, High School Hockey Prevails

Mon. Feb. 11th, 2013  |  John Gilbert

Now that the Baltimore Colts have outlasted the San Francisco 49ers for a dramatic 34-31 Super Bowl victory, we can focus in on the stretch drive in hockey at the high school and college levels.

Who Cares What You Think, Wisconsin?

Sat. Feb. 16th, 2013  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

The Unapologetic Message From George W. Bush and the Wisconsin Republican Party to the Concerned Citizens of Wisconsin (NOTE: They are NOT Your Friends) The title quote “Who Cares What You Think” came directly from the lips of the strutting, perpetually arrogant now-ex-Presiden

A Political Divorce Based On Incompatibility

Sat. Feb. 16th, 2013  |  Ed Raymond

Corky and I lived in Sun City West for the winter three years ago, enjoying both the sun and the very quirky, sometimes Catch-22 Arizona political scene. Republican governor Jan Brewer, who gave one of her fingers to President Barack Obama when he visited Phoenix, never seemed to have any of her circuits runn

Revisit the wolf plan before the next hunt

Sat. Feb. 16th, 2013  |  Forrest Johnson

Well, I added up the numbers, and it appears as though in 2012 700-plus wolves were taken by hunting, trapping, and through the state/federal problem wolf removal program in Minnesota. Over 400 wolves were taken during the hunting and trapping seasons.

Spotlight on Jacob Swanson

Sat. Feb. 16th, 2013  |  Ed Newman

In recent years I’ve become aware of the benefits and power of collaboration. Most writers and artists work in isolation. On the other hand, filmmakers are fully aware of the dynamics of a team production. Jacob Swanson’s collaborative works have involved an interesting cross-section of local artists and have begun catching the attention of a widening audience.

Multi in vitamins and cultures

Sat. Feb. 16th, 2013  |  Harry Drabik

I know a few people who react to the term “multicultural” as if a rocket launched. They soar off exploding over the “destruction” of American culture by outside interests or forces. Versions of this feeling have been tumbling about near long as I have political recollection. Generations far past, the fire was ov