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In this issue, Duluth is spelled c-r-e-a-t-i-v-e. From Lake Avenue in Canal Park to Iron Mug in Morgan Park, restaurateurs have found routes to advocacy through serving food. Relics columnist Kathleen Murphy finds an inspiring way to look “down” on the city. Northern Bedrock Historic Preservation Corps is teaching the new generation how to maintain the history of our infrastructure. What’s old is new again in West Duluth, where Zenith Bookstore offers real books to hold in your hand. Read about a pastry chef who keeps more than busy working from home, and a candlemaker whose business is ready to break out of the basement. And in one of the best examples of how Duluth inspires creativity, read Christa Lawler’s report about pop-culture references. From movies to TV to song, there’s a lot to be proud of.
CONTRIBUTORS
Clint Austin
Tony Bennett
Andrea Busche
David Ballard Photography
Jana Hollingsworth
Steve Kuchera
Christa Lawler
Kathleen Murphy
Mark Nicklawske
Michelle Truax
4 NEIGHBORHOODS: Grab a bite at Letica’s Iron Mug in Morgan Park
8 Lake Avenue Restaurant & Bar offers specialty dinners 11
Volume 5, Issue 2
MARCH-APRIL 2019
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