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Sled Dogs to St. Paul arrive in Duluth

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Frank Moe & His Dogs/Cathy Quinn
Frank Moe & His Dogs/Cathy Quinn

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Yesterday, Frank Moe and his team of sled dogs arrived in Duluth's Lester Park, marking the fourth day in their journey from Grand Marais to St. Paul in protest of sulfide mining in Minnesota. WTIP’s Kelly Schoenfelder has this report from the rally.

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