special olympics

As I posted earlier, there will be a Cop On The Roof Friday morning at the Dunkin' Donuts in Superior to raise money for Special Olympics Wisconsin.  The Duluth Police Department will also be participating on the other side of the bridge.

This Friday, August 11, make sure to stop by the Dunkin Donuts in Superior to help a terrific cause.

Special Olympics Wisconsin kicks off this Wednesday, June 7, in Superior with a special torch run and you can participate in this special event.

Our local law enforcement have been an amazing support network for Special Olympics.  Many of us think of the Duluth Polar Plunge when we hear Special Olympics and I have personally watched our local law enforcement put their heart and soul into that event.  To continue their dedication to the cause they'll now climb onto the roof of Dunkin' Donuts to brave cold temps to continue supporting their

If you visit visit Dunkin' Donuts on Central Entrance in Duluth on Tuesday, don't be alarmed by the Duluth Police officers staked out on the rooftop, they are up there for a great cause.

Brandon Moe would be a dangerous man if they let him do everything he wanted to. Everything I've seen him do he takes head on and conquers it. He is a Black Belt, he is a many time Gold Medalist at the State Olympic competitions for weight lifting. I haven't known Brandon to ever fail at anything. That is because he is willing to try, and teaches me lessons every day I know him.

Brand Moe went to the State Championships last year and brought back the gold. We are all proud of him, and in his true Champion form, he is going back to defend his title.

Brandon Moe is one of my heros. He has set some lofty goals for himself and has taken them on and conquered them. He came back from the State meet for Special Olympics with medals for weight lifting. He is someone that you don't say you can't do it, you say when are you going to do it.

Congratulations to Brandon Moe who came back with a Gold Medal at the Special Olympics State Tournaments at the University of Saint Thomas. Over 1800 athletes competed in Basketball, Aquatics, and Power/Weight Lifting.

The Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Northeast Leg starts  today Friday, June 21, at 9am  from the steps of City Hall on Priley Drive.  “The “Flame of Hope” torch from there to Boy Scout Landing in Gary New Duluth.