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Legislative notebook: Senate DFL not on board with surcharge
By Don Davis and Danielle Killey Senate Democrats do not want to place an income tax surcharge on the richest of the rich, but they are looking into expanding a new tax the governor wants on the to...
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Duluth seal makes BuzzFeed list
Feisty, the seal thats now-famous photograph was taken on Grand Avenue outside Lake Superior Zoo during the June 2012 flooding in Duluth, was No. 3 on BuzzFeed.coms The 40 Cutest Things That Happene...
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Flood proved worth of electronic media
Duluth was treated to Mother Natures softer side during Grandmas Marathon weekend so much so that the News Tribune pointed it out in the headline of a follow-up story Monday. What she brought out ...
Posted on 6/24/12 at 12:00 AM
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A flood that would make even Noah turn and run
Massive floods are not only common on Earth but 3.5 billion years ago they raged across the Martian landscape. One of the most dramatic issued from a breach in a rift called Mangala Fossae. 'Mangala...
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More blog posts about flood

1972 storm had its own ‘culvert boy’

1972 storm had its own ‘culvert boy’ Steve Chapman tried, but his friend just couldn’t hold on. John Schroepfer was sucked into the culvert drain. The year was 1972, and Duluth was experiencing dangerous flood conditions.

By Mike Creger , June 24, 2012

Carlton County road update Saturday, June 23

Carlton County roads that remain closed as of 7 p.m. Saturday. Information courtesy county engineering department.

June 23, 2012

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Carlton County officials begin to assess damages from flood of 2012

Carlton County officials begin to assess damages from flood of 2012 All across Carlton County, officials are worried about infrastructure damages caused by the flood: roads, sewers and more. In Cloquet, the two biggest industries remain closed following the flood.

By Jana Peterson , June 23, 2012

Carlton County leaders report on recovery efforts

Carlton County leaders report on recovery efforts Now that floodwaters are receding, Carlton County officials are turning their attention from emergency services to the business of recovery — and tourist control.

By Jana Peterson , June 23, 2012

Willow River residents told to boil drinking water

The City of Willow River is directing residents to boil its drinking water for at least one minute or seek an alternate safe supply.

By News Tribune staff , June 22, 2012

Flood waters receding in Moose Lake

Flood waters receding in Moose Lake Flood waters have started to recede in Moose Lake and authorities have reopened some sections of Arrowhead Lane, Ryan Rennquist of Carlton County Emergency Operations said at 9 a.m. today.

By News Tribune staff , June 22, 2012

Cloquet declares local emergency

“With many homes suffering from damage from water and many of our businesses and industries being flooded we want to be sure to follow the proper procedures to help them in any way we can.” said Mayor Bruce Ahlgren.

By Press release , June 22, 2012

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Photos, videos of Northland flooding

Photos, videos of Northland flooding Watch videos of flooding in the Duluth area, and look through our gallery of staff and contributed photos of flooding and flood damage around Duluth, Superior and the rest of the Northland.

By News Tribune staff , June 22, 2012

Moose Lake battles encroaching flood

Moose Lake battles encroaching flood By late Thursday, dozens of homes in Moose Lake were completely flooded as water from the lake and the Moose Horn River overflowed their banks. In several neighborhoods of the town of 2,750, the only way to get around was by boat or swimming.

By Brandon Stahl , June 22, 2012

Cloquet residents can take flood debris to Shamrock landfill

Cloquet Mayor Bruce Ahlgren is advising residents whose homes , garages, and basements flooded to start on cleanup work immediately – but not before documenting the damage with photographs and lists. Ahlgren said the industrial landfill in Cloquet has offered to dispose of debris from the flood for free, as long as people have identification that shows their Cloquet address.

By Jana Peterson , June 21, 2012

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Hazardous flooding, poor road conditions continue

Hazardous flooding, poor road conditions continue Although most of Cloquet (away from the river) is fine today, authorities are warning people not to travel in rural Carlton County today.

By Jana Peterson , June 21, 2012

Epic flooding sweeps through Carlton County

Epic flooding sweeps through Carlton County All over Carlton County there was damage from the high waters. Downtown Barnum flooded; the city park and county fairgrounds were submerged with the high waters. Campgrounds at Jay Cooke, Cloquet’s Spafford Park and Moose Lake had to be evacuated. And the beloved swinging bridge is severely damaged.

By Jana Peterson , June 20, 2012

Weather-related closings, cancellations and postponements

June 20, 2012

Minnesota Power says dam system 'designed to handle this kind of flood and more'

Stream flow on the St. Louis River at the Fond du Lac dam has rocketed tenfold from the usual 2,000 to 5,000 cubic feet per second to a gushing 47,000 cubic feet per second.

By John Myers , June 20, 2012

WEATHER: Road closings

Flooding has caused numerous roads to be closed.

June 20, 2012

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