Peter Passi
Duluth News Tribune
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Weary city staff prepare for next storm to strike
Duluth's snow-removal crews have had their hands full this snowy winter. → Read More
Duluth City Council divided on stand against nuclear weapons
City leaders failed to pass a resolution Monday in support of a nuclear treaty banning nuclear weapons. → Read More
Acclaimed northeastern Minn. runner pleads guilty to drunken driving
Garry Bjorklund, the namesake of the Grandma's Marathon half marathon, had a blood-alcohol level more than three times over the legal limit after a wrong-way collision → Read More
Garry Bjorklund pleads guilty to drunken driving
The Proctor running great's blood-alcohol was found to be more than three times over the legal limit after a wrong-way collision. → Read More
Proposed Duluth hotel stirs controversy
A petition seeks to stop or slow a development that critics fear will endanger a local trout stream. → Read More
Unplowed streets prompt Duluth schools to cancel classes
The fourth snow day of the winter and counting could result in school schedule changes. → Read More
Duluth takes first steps toward library renovation with $150,000 investment
The actual project could cost around $40 million. → Read More
Study to help Duluth make tough decisions about Hartley Pond
Information that will be gathered over the course of this year could help shape a plan for the popular reservoir at the heart of Hartley Park. → Read More
Duluth to seek input on prospective plans for shared library, workforce center
The City Council will be asked to match $150,000 in funding from the Duluth Library Foundation for community engagement and pre-design work. → Read More
Forsman becomes third Duluth city councilor to not seek reelection
The at large councilor looks forward to spending more quality time with his young family. → Read More
Snares banned in Minnesota's Arrowhead to protect endangered Canada lynx population
Some trappers disapprove of the court decision, but advocates say the new restrictions "will prevent needless, agonizing deaths of these rare cats." → Read More
How much should US Steel pay in damages for pollution related to its Duluth operations?
A proposed plan to determine proper compensation is ready for public review and comment. → Read More
Duluth takes less aggressive stance against emerald ash borers, prepares to cut
Earlier plans to treat trees have been thwarted by the pest's rapid spread and a lack of resources. → Read More
Duluth-area residents urged to review revised floodplain maps
The updated maps could have insurance cost implications and affect future land development. → Read More
Duluth approves plan to tighten security at downtown parking ramp
City officials hope the $165,000 investment will reduce problem behavior in the Tech Village parking structure. → Read More
Minnesota man sells one-of-a-kind 1956 Mercury concept car to Florida museum
After a painstaking restoration, a one-of-a-kind concept vehicle failed to draw an acceptable price at auction, forcing its temporary return to Minnesota. → Read More
Duluth approves aid for 2 affordable housing developments
One project will cater to seniors and another will help people either experiencing homelessness or at risk of losing shelter. → Read More
Despite unsuccessful auction, Lakewood Township man's classic car sold to Florida museum
After a painstaking restoration, a one-of-a-kind concept vehicle failed to draw an acceptable price at an, forcing its temporary return to Minnesota. → Read More
Duluth city administration asks for a bit less spending oversight
An amended ordinance would boost the threshold for contracts requiring Council approval by 25%, from $40,000 to $50,000. → Read More
Cirrus Aircraft grounds own planes to address safety concerns
The manufacturer of engines that power the Cirrus SR22 and SR22T has identified a potential "safety of flight issue." → Read More