Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 20th of September.
Good morning, Duluth.
The 4th Annual Tomassoni Tour – Cycle for ALS wrapped up Saturday on the Mesabi Trail with 90 cyclists and 45 volunteers raising a record $360,660 and boosting overall funds to over $1 million for ALS support.
Never Surrender Inc is planning next year’s ride from Sept. 16–18.
Over 150 vendors, musicians, and food trucks gathered at Chester Bowl in Duluth for Fall Fest on Saturday.
Donations totaling $12,044 helped support scholarships while the Chester Bowl Improvement Club (CBIC) shared updates on chalet renovations; next year's event is scheduled for Sept. 18.
Over the weekend, Superior hosted its inaugural Secret Santa Poker Fun Run where bikers and residents joined for raffles and poker hands to raise holiday donations.
Organized by PIGS Give — which plans more events — the fundraiser supported local families in need.
Grandma's Restaurant in Virginia will close permanently on Sept.
27 after its lease expires — letting customers dine once more and workers explore other Canal Park roles, the Duluth-based company said Friday.
Engineering students at the University of Minnesota Duluth are hosting a fundraising gala (a local effort) to support Engineers Without Borders’ trip to Kenya to study a water tower project in Karingo.
They are also seeking mentors as plane tickets remain expensive.
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