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Courtesy Christi Belcourt
Circular Connections, An Exhibition of the Amazing Artistry of Christi Belcourt
Art and nature: Christi Belcourt, a Métis artist, has always addressed the cyclical relationship between people and nature. more
JOHN SHIBLEY / LSSU
STEM Ready. It Looks Like Fun, But Really, It’s Science
There has always been a sure-fire way to interest kids in science. Just blow something up. more
JACK RENDULICH
River Quest: Waters, Wonders & a Sense of Place
Their St. Louis River Quest passports in hand, a group of sixth-graders breezed into Station D5. Excitedly bobbing and weaving around a small aquarium set up on a table, the students from Holy Rosary School in Duluth immediately dove into work. more
KONNIE LeMAY / LAKE SUPERIOR MAGAZINE
Healing All Wounds Modern Techniques & New Spaces Provide Relief
Turns out your mother was wrong – picking the scab from a wound can encourage healing. But you should let the professionals do it. more
Reviews: Local Authors
Local Authors, Linda LeGarde Grover, William Durbin & Barbara Durbin, Cyndi Perkins. more
TODD MARSEE
Recipe Box: Surf Over Turf, Tapping the Lake Superior Terroir
The French use a term, “terroir,” to define how a region’s terrain, soil and sunlight influence the favor of a wine or cheese. more
Jack Rendulich
Rebirth of History
On February 1, 2018, Duluth’s NorShor Theatre began a new life of indie arts and Broadway shows when the Duluth Playhouse opened its production of “Mamma Mia!” on a stage that has been silent for decades. more
Lake Superior Lies Behind Those Better Homes
It seems a little cheeky for a photographer to rearrange the home of the editor in chief of Better Homes and Gardens magazine. After all, some 35 million people take their cues to better living each month from the world’s largest-circulation family m more
JACK RENDULICH
Out of the Ashes, After a Fire, Teamwork Recreates a Dream Home
“I want this house back.” It was as simple as that for Mike Luhrsen as he stared into the ashes of his beloved Lake Superior-view dream home. He instantly knew he wanted to recreate it and his wife, Chrysa, signed on immediately. more
Bob Berg / Lake Superior Magazine
Building Community, A Blend of Wooded Seclusion & Friendly Neighbors
On a lovely Sunday afternoon in August, we strolled along the wooded driving lanes and hiking trails within the Brickyard Creek Community between Red Cliff and Bayfield in Wisconsin, joined by a somewhat impromptu neighborhood gathering. more
PICTURE THIS OF BRIMLEY, MICHIGAN
Community of Caring, Local Volunteers & Donors Give Life to a U.P. Hospice
In September 2016, Marion Eavou came to live – and to die – in the Robert and Helen Ball Hospice House in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Every minute of her eight months there, someone in her large family stayed with her. more
COURTESY SUNRISE BAKERY
Delivering a Taste of Home, Local Comfort Foods Can Make the Greatest Gifts
The package arrives days before Christmas (or the start of Hanukkah, your birthday or wedding). It’s labeled perishable, so no use waiting … you open it right away. more
Skyward, A Focus Above the Waters
It’s called “astrophotography,” the photographic capturing of the night sky, and the Lake Superior region often offers up the most rarified views imaginable. more
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