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On Independence Day some people think of BBQ'd hamburgers and hot dogs, watermelon and corn on the cob.  Most think of the fireworks displays and parades that bring the entire community out to the streets.  If you're curious where you and you family can enjoy these festivities here's a few of the local ones I ran across to share.

Many of us are looking forward to the long weekend ahead.  Some are camping, some are opening up the cabin for the summer and some are planning on staying home, sleeping in and picnicking.  However, the weekend leads to an important day, Memorial Day Monday.    Make your plans with your family to attend the Memorial Day Parade and Veteran's Memorial Ceremony to honor our Veterans.

The Christmas City Of The North Parade is Friday, November 22, which officially kicks of the holiday season in the Northland.  If you are going to the parade, make sure to bundle up as it will be a cold one.

It's the most wonderful time of the year and the most anticipated parade of the season.  The Christmas City of the North Parade!  Bundle up the family and continue a tradition that started in 1957.  Or course, you'll want to know the best roadways into the city and where to park.  The Duluth Police Department has provided useful information that will make your night most enjoyable.

It's an anticipated yearly tradition:  Spirit Valley Days in West Duluth.  There are so many fun activities spread out over many days.  The Crowning of Miss West Duluth is one highlight, congratulations to this year's royalty MWD 2013, Haley Johnson & MWDP 2013, Shania Krause!!!  Another highlight is the Spirit Valley Days Parade tonight.  The Duluth Police Department gives us valuable informa

When you think of Memorial Day Weekend, you think camping, fishing, grilling and the official kick-off to summer.  But, it is also the weekend and the Monday that we honor our Veterans, our fallen heroes, those that have served and those that continue to protect our Country.  West Duluth has been commemorating Memorial Day with a huge parade every year.  Here is information that will make parking

You are celebrating Thanksgiving at the Macy's Parade and the confetti that falls on your shoulder has phone numbers and social security numbers. Information about Mitt Romney's motorcade. Where did it come from?

I think I can speak for the Northland when I thank all of the participants of the this year's Christmas City of the North Parade.  It takes a lot of planning, time and creative sparks.  This year was over the top with float design, the marching bands displayed their hometown pride and Santa was the icing on the cake (glad he could take a little time away from all the toy making at the North Pole)!

The Christmas City of the North Parade is a tradition.  Before the smiles can begin,  things need to fall into place. First, pick kids up from daycare, then, dig out warm clothes for everyone, figure out what to make for dinner, make it and get the milk back in the fridge before you head out the door.  Don't let "trying to find a parking spot", or an unexpected closed street make your ev

It's a family tradition for many.  Eat, eat, eat and watch the parade (before the football).  I hadn't even given a thought to the fact that New York City's Macy Day Thanksgiving Parade equipment COULD have been in jeopardy due to Superstorm Sandy, here's what they're saying and info on our own hometown parade, The Christmas City of the North Parade.

Christmas City, wonderful city....From The City Of Duluth Police Department, here are traffic and parking information for the Friday evening event: On Friday, November 18, 2011, the 53rd AnnualChristmasCity of the North Parade will be held on Superior Street in Downtown Duluth starting at 6:20 p.m. The parade route will be the same as last year. Parade units will assemble on Railroad Street. The p

B105's  news partners, The Northlands News Center has the list of Northland 4th of July festivities to help you make plans with your family...everything from parades and 5k's, to music and fireworks displays.