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• The secret to Hauser’s Superior View Farm’s 116 years of success
  With another year of Bayfield Apple Fest ahead of them, Hauser’s Superior View Farm is having a busy fall season ad usual. The farm has been around since 1908, 2024 is their 116th year of business. […]
• Cloquet teacher recaps circumnavigation of Iceland
  This past summer, a Cloquet elementary school teacher was among 35 fellows selected for a National Geographic fellows program to circumnavigate Iceland. Kimberly Broman said Iceland is “stunningly beautiful.” When she got the phone call with […]
• Making crepes with Crepes Amour
  Linda Nervick joined The Lift to make crepes and show the different ways they can be eaten: sweet or savory. Crepes Amour is a food truck with a permanent location in the courtyard outside the Duluth […]
• September is Deaf Awareness Month
  September is Deaf Awareness Month, and folks in the deaf community around the Twin Ports are sharing their stories. Julie Guddeck is an American Sign Language instructor at the University of Wisconsin-Superior. She is hard of […]
• Astro Bob pens book on auroras
  Bob King, aka Astro Bob, just released a new book called Magnificent Aurora: Your Complete Guide to Nature’s Greatest Light Show. Inside is everything you could ever want to to know about auroras: history, science, causes […]
• Weekend Wrap: Officially fall
  Well, folks, it’s official. The calendar says it’s so. The season is now fall, and the trees are beginning to glow. Like The Lift on Facebook and follow on Instagram to share your photos next weekend. Or send them to […]
• Go apple picking at Duluth’s public orchards
  Duluth’s public orchards are open for picking. For about the past decade, Duluth Parks and Recreation staff have been intentionally planting different varieties of apple trees in public spaces for anyone to pick. “We have 16 […]
• The direct impact of the Tomassoni Tour
  Todd Lauer, who has ALS, is one the people who helped start the Tomassoni Tour a year ago. He participated in both rides using an adaptive bike. Named for Senator Dave Tomassoni, the ride is about […]
• Why e-bikes work well on the Mesabi Trail
  The Mesabi Trail is 150 miles long stretching from Grand Rapids to Ely. The paved asphalt trail passes through 28 Iron Range communities. Ardy Nurmi-Wilberg, a board member for the Tomassoni Tour, describes it as a […]
• Baseball greats at the Tomassoni Tour
  World Series-winning, former Twins players Terry Steinbach and Kent Hrbek recap their Tomassoni Tour experience. The events benefits Never Surrender, a non-profit that supports ALS patients and their families. The post Baseball greats at the Tomassoni […]
• Movies with Michael: get into the autumnal mood
  Kids are back in school, the leaves are changing call, we’re getting into fall mode, but if you’re still hanging on to summer, Movie Expert Michael Gendron has a few movies to get into the autumnal […]
• The Junior League of Duluth looks to Find the Good
  The Junior League of Duluth is spearheading a new movement called “Find the Good Day” to get people involved in the community. It’s part of Junior League International. “We’re just trying to get everyone to find […]
• Bienvenue Coffee Fest is brewing up fun Saturday morning
  Bienvenue Coffee Fest is back at The Depot for another year of coffee fun. Saturday from 10:00am to 3:00pm you can stop in for free to check out all kinds of coffee companies from the Northland […]
• Forty years of Chester Bowl Fall Fest
  Chester Bowl Fall Fest is an annual event that marks the change in season. This year’s celebration is their 40th anniversary. It’s Saturday, September 21 from 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. They’re expecting 130 vendors- selling […]
• Wild State Cider asking for apple donations for their ‘People’s Cider’
  Wild State Cider is collecting apples from the community to make their annual People’s Cider. The apples will be pressed on October 7th and *the release date is yet to be determined* The cider is made […]
• What does a Federal Reserve interest rate cut mean for me?
  Some relief for borrowers on Wednesday. The Federal Reserve cut its benchmark interest rate by a sizable 0.5%. That’s the first rate cut in years. It impacts our debt, savings, auto loans, mortgages, and so much […]
• Weird Waste Wednesday: Recycling FAQs and a Solid Waste celebration
  We want to do our part to reduce, reuse, and recycle, but there are a lot of unknowns when it comes to recycling. Emma Pardini, WLSSD’s Environmental Program Coordinator, answered some Frequently Asked Questions. How clean […]
• Midweek Moment: The boats of Bayfield
  On a sunny, warm September day, lots of people were enjoying cruises on the ferries, sailboats, and other vessels that leave from Bayfield, Wis. The post Midweek Moment: The boats of Bayfield appeared first on WDIO.com.
• Design your own glass pumpkin at Lake Superior Art Glass
  Lake Superior Art Glass’ famous pumpkins are now in stock at their location in Canal Park, and if you’re feeling extra creative… you can design your own. Marketing Coordinator Kristen Austin says, “So the entire month […]
• In Otter News: Life on the Prairie Dog Town
  At the Lake Superior Zoo you can find community everywhere. However, there’s no community as organized as the prairie dogs. Zoo keeper Jessica Kretsch says, “they’ll have little colonies and they have like separate little like […]