"Hey Duluth! Today marks my return to Saint Scholastica as an adjunct faculty member. As many of you know, campaigning for Mayor is not my day job—it's a labor of love for our City. Working the campaign on top of everything else can be a heavy lift, but it's important for me to stay me, and continue doing work about which I am passionate. I absolutely love teaching! And, my students keep me both grounded and humble. I’m excited to be back on campus, engaging with students, and doing the job that helps pay the bills. See you on the campaign trail, and maybe even in the classroom! For more information about our campaign, visit: www.RogerForDuluth.com"
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Duluth mayoral candidate Roger Reinert on a DECC event honoring the 148th: "Congratulations to our own Air National Guard 148th Bulldogs! Was an honor to show my support by participating in their 75th Anniversary event. The program was filled with gratitude, history, and a sense of mission that comes
Publish It! Roger Reinert's Facebook post
"This past summer both Duluth Fire and Duluth Police chose to endorse our campaign for Mayor. I am grateful to the women and men of Duluth's public safety team, and grateful for their constant support. Recently, the third major union representing City employees, AFSCME Council 5 (Local
Publish It! Roger Reinert's Facebook posts on this weekend's Pride Festival
"I have had a long history of supporting our friends and family in the LGBTQIA2s+ community. One of the most emotional and personal speeches I ever gave while in the Minnesota Senate – perhaps the only one anyone actually remembers – occurred a little over 10 years ago when I spoke
Publish It! Roger Reinert's post on a proposed new Downtown Duluth library
"The past news cycle has been full of headlines about a proposed $72,000,000 investment in the Downtown Duluth Library. I want to be clear – I’m a fan of libraries. I lived in them as a kid both during the school year and over the summer. I
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