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Denfeld Grads, Civil War Vet, and Sears’ Wild Plan | Duluth News
Fifty-five Denfeld grads are heading to college this fall, with 37 heading to local teacher colleges—UMD and Hibbing Junior College are the only other schools pulling in more than a few students. Meanwhile, Albert Woolson, the last surviving Civil War Union veteran, is recovering in Duluth hospital, even enjoying a cigar with nurse help. Sears is eyeing a massive, bridge-like shopping complex over I-35, stretching from the south side to West Superior Street. UMD tuition doubled since 2000, jumping from $4,463 to $8,926. And in history: the Brule Fish Hatchery started a century ago, Camp…
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