It was quite the spectacular sight this weekend in Duluth -- tens of thousands of raptors flew over Hawk Ridge as part of the annual Hawk Weekend Festival.
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One of the highlights of summer in the Northland occurs when music fans flock to the Duluth lake shore for the Bayfront Blues Festival. When this year's version rolls around at the end of next week, the three-day event will likely draw 50,000 or maybe even 60,000 people. But when the inaugural festival was held on this date in 1989 attendance was more modest. How many people were at that first festival? A. 50 B. 600 C. 1,000 Click on the headline above for the answer ...
An annual convention, which runs during the next five weeks, brings thousands of Jehovah's Witnesses back to Rochester each year. The event gives the city an estimated $7 million boost.
A privately funded group continues work on a fast-track plan to stop invasive Asian carp from reaching the Great Lakes. The group hopes to release its plan in January. The Detroit Free Press reports one of the options includes a series of barriers in the Illinois River to stop the destructive species from traveling from the Mississippi River through Chicago to Lake Michigan. Minnesota is part of a suit to force federal officials to speed up the effort to halt the fish before they spread further.
King Harald V followed his father's footsteps as he and Queen Sonja participated in a rededication ceremony for Enger Tower.
More than 700 people who own thousands of animal hides have found themselves in the middle of bankruptcy proceedings. The Pioneer Press reports the century-old Uber Tanning Co. in Owatonna is no longer in business after the owners, Jared Rinerson and his wife, Shawna, walked away from the operation this summer and filed for personal bankruptcy in August. "We ran out of money," Rinerson told the newspaper. It's unclear if or when customers will get their hides back.
Family and friends walked around Mill Pond in Austin this weekend to remember the Kasson-Mantorville 7th grader who took her own life last month. Rachel Ehmke’s parents believe intense bullying pushed their teenage daughter to commit suicide. The Austin Daily Herald reports organizers want to make this an annual event and are already planning next year's walk.