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Reinert did not announce a reelection campaign Thursday. He said he has not made that decision and expects to address his political future after the holidays. So the community can expect something in early January.
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Thursday’s update revealed a broad community vision and made clear that its success will now depend on whether the participating organizations can establish the development corporation, finance housing and service expansions and turn conceptual public improvements into completed projects.
Howie: Duluth Schools’ credit downgrade is serious
Duluth does not have one governmentwide financial crisis. It has a school district in a precarious position and a city government that is beginning to encounter some of the same cost-versus-revenue pressures.
Howie: Reinert must answer Duluth’s $4.5 million budget question
The City of Duluth administration cannot warn taxpayers about a projected $5.5 million deficit while refusing to explain a recurring $4.5 million funding stream redirected from general operations. The account now has nearly $9 million.
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Ecolibrium3 to offer free technology classes for older adults
DULUTH — Ecolibrium3 will offer a series of free technology classes for older adults this fall after receiving a 2026 AARP Community Challenge grant aimed at expanding digital literacy and connectivity. The Duluth nonprofit will use the funding to expand programming at its newly renovated Lincoln Park Community Hub, with classes
Reinert talks world hockey, holding the tax line — and what comes next
Reinert did not announce a reelection campaign Thursday. He said he has not made that decision and expects to address his political future after the holidays. So the community can expect something in early January.
TDS Transportation opens Elite League season unbeaten
NEW HOPE, Minn. — TDS Transportation wasted little time establishing itself as one of the Upper Midwest High School Elite League’s most explosive offensive teams. TDS, with a roster stocked heavily with northeastern Minnesota high school players, opened its fall season with a 14-3 victory and back-to-back
Bulldogs picked third in NCHC preseason media poll
Minnesota Duluth will enter the 2026-27 season carrying some of the highest expectations in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference. The Bulldogs were picked to finish third in the NCHC preseason media poll released Wednesday, receiving seven first-place votes and 273 points from a 33-member voting panel. Defending