One of Wisconsin's oldest residents — almost certainly the oldest resident of Superior born in that city — has passed on. Isabell Tusin died last Tuesday at 108.

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A UW Extension informational session will look at the promises and controversies surrounding data centers, from economic development to water use and energy demands.

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The Sadie Ann — a 65-foot vessel described as a floating classroom — will be used for both research and instruction. 

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Bayside Sounds Around Town joins Porchfest in filling parks, porches and even the waterfront with local music throughout the summer.

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When it comes to marking Pride Month in the Greater Twin Ports, Superior deserves special recognition. It’s the home of the Main Club on Tower Avenue, the area’s first and longest-standing LGBTQ+ bar.

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Superior Community Coalition questions the city’s estimate of the utility’s value, arguing the true cost of acquisition could be far higher.

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Superior Water, Light & Power is the only privately owned water utility in Wisconsin. The city's mayor would like to change that.

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