Teri Cadeau

Duluth, United States

From the Iron Range | Reporter @duluthnews | Former reporter at Duluth Budgeteer, Lake County News-Chronicle | Enthusiastic reader, speech team coach and judge

Articles

Tiny 'bakery' adds sweetness to Morgan Park neighborhood

3 weeks ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

DULUTH — When Florida native Robin Politowicz moved to the Morgan Park neighborhood two years ago, she found the community welcoming. "It is a true neighborhood where people look out for each other," Politowicz said.
Glensheen celebrates 10 years of Concerts on the Pier with returning favorites

4 weeks ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

DULUTH — Concerts on the Pier, the outdoor music night hosted by the Glensheen Mansion every Wednesday during the summer, is celebrating 10 years this season. The organization took one year off due to the pandemic, but this will be the 10th season since the event started. The lineup was announced in a news conference Friday afternoon. "Bringing in Concerts on the Pier was a very unique and exciting idea 10 years ago," said Mike Mayou, marketing manager for Glensheen.
Hoyt Lakes therapist explores dark tourism in new book

4 weeks ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

HOYT LAKES — Dr. Chad Scott finds himself thinking in terms of history. A little over a year ago, the therapist traveled from his home in Hoyt Lakes to the Twin Cities to get a liver transplant. Scott was on the transplant list for a couple years due to a diagnosis of end-stage liver disease. "But there was a delay; the transplant wasn't coming yet," Scott said. "So my brain kind of automatically thinks in history due to visiting so many of these places.
Honor Flight Northland connects vet to memories

1 month ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

EVELETH — Typing was the final straw for Greg Joseph. His high school started requiring a typing class in order to graduate in 1967-68, and Joseph didn't want to take it. He wanted to be an auto mechanic and didn't see the sense in taking the class. "I said, in that case, I'm not coming back, and I went down to Duluth to the first recruiter station I found and signed up," Joseph said. "Turned out to be the Navy. I picked the Navy because the Navy picked me.
New aquarium exhibit tells story from 'Lava to Lakes'

1 month ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

DULUTH — When thinking of aquatic creatures native to Minnesota, sharks, jellyfish, giant isopods and horseshoe crabs are not the first to come to mind. But if you go back far enough, say 500 million years, the region was covered by giant, ancient seas containing all of these creatures. That's why they're all included, with a few others, in the Great Lakes Aquarium's newest exhibit, "Lava to Lakes," set to open Saturday.
Duluth writer, Greek Orthodox bishop co-author journey of social activism

1 month ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

DULUTH — Sometimes it takes 20 years for an idea to be realized. A new book by Patra Sevastiades, of Duluth, and a Greek Orthodox bishop, Demetrios Kantzavelos, "Grace Unbound," has roots in a friendship from 20 years before. Two priests from the Greek Orthodox church met back in 1997-98. One, Philemon Sevastiades, then based in New York, soon became the full-time priest of Twelve Holy Apostles Orthodox Church in Duluth.
Violinist holds recital to raise funds for Epilepsy Foundation

1 month ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

DULUTH — Ruth Conry didn't always want to be a violist. The 20-year-old Duluth native, currently in her sophomore year of college for violin music performance at Schwob School of Music in Columbus, Georgia, said it was her twin brother, Marcus Conry, who got her into it. According to her mother Kara Conry, Marcus would take his toy ukulele into the backyard and grab a stick and pretend to play the instrument like it was a violin.
Northlandia: 31,000 plants preserved, documented thanks to UMD botanist

1 month ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

DULUTH — How many plants can you name in your own backyard? If you're renowned botanist Olga K. Lakela, that number is upward of 30,000. At least, that's how many specimens were in the herbarium she started when she retired from the University of Minnesota Duluth, where she worked as a professor and department head for a few decades. Today, the herbarium at UMD bears her name in honor of her lifelong work in botany.
Duluth event features all things Nordic

1 month ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

DULUTH — Looking for an opportunity to get in touch with your Nordic cultural heritage? The Nordic Review, an introduction to all things Nordic and hosted by the Swedish Cultural Society of Duluth, starts at 1:15 p.m. Sunday at First Covenant Church, 2101 W. Second St. The event features presentations, music and dance, a folk dress parade and readings about each of the Nordic countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
Grandparent foster program in Cromwell-Wright celebrates 30 years

1 month ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

CROMWELL — For Villa Court resident Jo Schneider, it's the enthusiasm. When the fourth grade students walk into the cafe area of the assisted living center, she said, you can feel the energy shift. She worked with elementary students as a music teacher back in the day and said their enthusiasm is what she missed. "That's what I like about it," Schneider said. "They're so enthusiastic, and they're just the right age to do this.