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Duluth City Council to discuss lawsuit involving squad car accident

The Duluth City Council will be asked to go into closed session Thursday night to discuss ongoing lawsuits including one involving a woman who was injured in a traffic accident with a Duluth police squad car nearly two years ago.

Duluth News Tribune, 05/07/2013

Duluth City Council will be asked to review Bentleyville free-speech lawsuit

The city of Duluth continues to wrestle with a lawsuit involving the rights of a small group of evangelists to proselytize at the Bentleyville Tour of Lights in Bayfront Park.

Duluth News Tribune, 05/07/2013

Duluth mulls regulations for growing food truck business

The ordinance City Councilor Emily Larson has introduced would require food trucks not to encroach on traditional bricks-and-mortar restaurants.

Duluth News Tribune, 05/06/2013

Cirrus Aircraft parachute ‘saves’ are increasing

Pilot Jeff Ippoliti suspects April 10, 2004, would have been his final day on the planet if it weren’t for CAPS, the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System that returned him to the ground unscathed after a frightful flight.

Duluth News Tribune, 05/05/2013

Lakewalk project burrows through to Brighton Beach

The final half-mile extension of the Lakewalk is underway in eastern Duluth, and it won’t be cheap.

Duluth News Tribune, 05/03/2013

Amendment seeking tax-increment financing money for Wade renovation fails

Efforts to use TIF money to help fund the renovation of Duluth’s Wade Stadium were unsuccessful this week in St. Paul.

Duluth News Tribune, 05/01/2013

Last-minute bid for Duluth stadium repair fails in St. Paul

Efforts to use tax-increment financing to help fund the renovation of Duluth’s Wade Stadium were unsuccessful this week in St. Paul.

Duluth News Tribune, 04/30/2013

City of Duluth, Fond du Lac Band continue to spar over Carter Hotel

The latest round involves a dispute over whether the city can force the band to replace the severely compromised roof of the abandoned downtown Duluth hotel, even as spring melt drips into the building’s mold-ridden interior.

Duluth News Tribune, 04/27/2013

Synthetic drugs threaten Duluth shelter’s safe haven

The growing use of synthetic drugs is threatening to shred the safety net offered to the city’s most vulnerable residents at the CHUM shelter in downtown Duluth, the nonprofit agency’s staff says.

Duluth News Tribune, 04/26/2013

Fosle scolds Duluth City Council for Rockridge rezoning inaction

The council took some heat from one of its own for what it didn’t do Monday night.

Duluth News Tribune, 04/23/2013

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