В Дюлуте зафиксирована серия смертельных ДТП, вандалы разгромили выставочный центр, а суд запретил городу отводить воду из озера

News-Tribune, Sept. 1, 1926 For the second time in 10 days, a pedestrian died in a traffic accident on her way to a gospel meeting at the Duluth Curling Club. A 50-year-old Duluth woman was struck and instantly killed on London Road between 13th and 14th avenues east. This is the sixth fatal crash in Duluth this month, and the 16th this year. ADVERTISEMENT News-Tribune, Sept. 1, 1956 Vandals smashed a path of destruction through Superior’s Tri-State Fairgrounds for the second time this summer, breaking windows, tearing doors off hinges, smashing floodlights and neon signs, and tearing apart offices. The full extent of damage is not yet known, but Douglas County Sheriff Arthur LaValee said the cost of repairs and replacement will “probably be considerable.” News-Tribune, Sept. 1, 1976 The Department of Natural Resources will seek a court injunction to stop the city of Eveleth from conveying water from Ely Lake to St. Mary’s Lake. The DNR allowed the city to open a pipe between the two lakes to raise the level of St. Mary’s, the source of its drinking water, but the city has refused to stop the transfer, violating its permit. News Tribune, Sept. 1, 2006 A U.S. Coast Guard plan to hold live-fire machine gun training five miles from shore on Lake Superior is on hold after members of Congress asked for more time for public input. The plan would allow vessels to use live ammunition for training at 26 sites across the Great Lakes, including the North Shore.