В Дюлуте зафиксирована серия событий: пожар в гостинице, рекордный улов форели и планы по экологической модернизации

News-Tribune, Sept. 4, 1926 Three firefighters were injured by a live wire after a fire of undetermined origin broke out in the State Hotel Building, 105 W. 1st St., in Duluth. All were expected to be released from St. Mary’s Hospital today. The blaze caused heavy damage to the structure, estimated at $20,000, which equals more than $380,000 in 2026. ADVERTISEMENT News-Tribune, Sept. 4, 1956 William Midbrod of Silver Bay and C.F. Widmayer of St. Louis Park, Minnesota, were announced as top winners in the 19th annual North Shore Lake Trout Roundup. Midbrod won in area No. 2 with his 18 ½-pound trout and Widmayer in area No. 1 for an 11-pound, 2-ounce trout. Both received a 14-foot aluminum boat with a 10-horsepower outboard motor. News-Tribune, Sept. 4, 1976 Pickands Mather & Co. has been authorized by the city of Biwabik to hire a firm to study the possibility of moving the entire city off an ore body. Earlier this year, the City Council passed an ordinance prohibiting mining in certain areas, a stand again supported by residents in a meeting last week. News Tribune, Sept. 4, 2006 Duluth’s Woodland Middle School is extending its classrooms beyond the walls of the building and into the woods behind the school. Staff and community members hacked their way through trees and trash last spring to clear a trail. This fall, the trail will lead students to an outdoor learning area, the brainchild of school social worker Tracy Litman, who wanted to find a way to merge learning, fitness and the outdoors.