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• Recipe: OMC Smokehouse Fire-Roasted Poblano Creamed Corn
  OMC Smokehouse jazzes up traditional creamed corn with fire-roasted poblanos and other veggies. OMC Fire-Roasted Poblano Creamed CornDownload The post Recipe: OMC Smokehouse Fire-Roasted Poblano Creamed Corn appeared first on WDIO.com.
• Bite-sized versions of classic Thanksgiving desserts
  After a big meal, sometimes you don’t want the whole pie. Maybe just a bite will do. Home baker Carol Marsh took a couple classic desserts and a kid-friendly favorite and made them bite-sized. Mini Apple […]
• Building a Hot Toddy Bar
  Elizabeth Ries, host of Twin Cities Live, shared the perfect ingredients for a Hot Toddy Bar at any holiday gathering. “This is such a perfect drink thing, particularly in the Northland because of course, we know […]
• Savory sides a la Merryweather Inn
  Merryweather Inn Innkeeper Beth Koralia loves to cook for her guests. She shared the recipes for two savory sides that are great for any holiday gathering. Horseradish Brussels Sprouts Horseradish Brussels SproutsDownload Crab Mac and Cheese […]
• Update on Mission: Marge
  The Bong Veterans Center is hosting its Salute to Heroes fundraiser on Thursday at The Garden Event Center in Canal Park. There’ll be a lot to celebrate, including their continued support of veterans and the discovery […]
• Practicing financial gratitude
  Certified Financial Planner Michelle Buria offers ways to be grateful when it comes to your finances, including focusing on what really matters, being aware of your financial situation, and developing a positive mindset. The post Practicing […]
• Midweek Moment: Chester Creek
  Enjoy the scenes and sounds of the changing season at Chester Creek. The post Midweek Moment: Chester Creek appeared first on WDIO.com.
• How parents can teach gratitude at home
  Andrea Jang of Duluth Mom offers some ways for parents to teach kids gratitude at home. No. 1: Build a paper chain and on each link write something you can be grateful for. No. 2: Go […]
• Building habits you can be grateful for
  Eating, sleeping, exercising, and connecting with others is a great place to start when building habits you can be grateful for. Insight Counseling Psychotherapist Mary Morehouse describes it as, “Doing more of what makes you feel […]
• Destination Duluth Top Photos: The Aerial Transit Bridge
  The Aerial Lift Bridge hasn’t always been called as such. Back in 1907-08, it was referred to as the Aerial Transit Bridge or Aerial Ferry Bridge. The gondola suspended from the top could carry up to […]
• Books and resources to build a gratitude habit
  In the leadup to Thanksgiving, The Lift is taking 21 Days of Gratitude to build a habit. The Bookstore at Fitger’s has several books and resources to help along the way. Manager Jennifer Jubenville made four […]
• Listening for better communication
  Stacy Crawford of Klear Water Coaching and Wellness says listening is a fundamental yet overlooked component of effective communication, and there are ways to cultivate these skills. She references research by Oscar Trimboli, author of the […]
• Weekend Wrap: Hunting, horses, and holidays
  Some of you got out there and bagged a deer fast. Others are more the type to go hunting for crafts. Like The Lift on Facebook and follow on Instagram to share your photos next weekend. Or send them to […]
• Waging Peace on Veterans Day
  Local veteran Diana Oestreich has made it her mission to wage peace. Oestreich was a combat medic involved in the pre-emptive strike in Iraq from 2003-04. She has a book, podcast, and project by that name: […]
• How you can support veteran resilience
  The Veteran Resilience Project is working to get veterans in the Northland and across the country free mental health therapy. Jenna Graen is a retired Air Force veteran and now works as the VRP’s Outreach Coordinator. […]
• Learning is lifelong at UWS
  Learning is lifelong at UW-Superior thanks to their Continuing Education department. In spring 2025, the college will offer 10 classes tailored to the 55-plus crowd. They cover various topics like aging, music, and the outdoors based […]
• Healthy ways to grieve over chronic illness
  There are many kinds of grief, but one that may be a little harder to wrap your head around is the kind that comes from a chronic illness diagnosis. Hannah Stonehouse Hudson has a couple pieces […]
• Capturing the Canal through the years
  For thousands of people around the world to engage online with the local shipping industry, passionate people in the Twin Ports have to be here to capture it. Paul Scinocca photographs and films ships at all […]
• Can’t-miss November events
  Jason Vincent shares his picks for favorite Duluth events happening in November. Edmund Fitzgerald Memorial Beacon Lighting | Sunday, November 10, at Split Rock Lighthouse. Festival of Trees | Sunday and Saturday, November 16 and 17, […]
• That’s Old News: The 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall
  We went back into the archives looking for a story we did on the fall of the Berlin Wall, which happened 35 years ago. The post That’s Old News: The 35th anniversary of the fall of […]