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Don Ness

Quote Me, Howie: On downtown housing

Ordean Foundation Executive Director Don Ness, among other community leaders, on converting the Ordean Building to workforce housing and retail – "I’m very enthusiastic about the progress being made to convert additional properties from commercial office space into housing. It addresses several concerns – housing shortage, commercial vacancy rates, and

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Quote Me, Howie: Don Ness
Proud Duluth Central alumn Barbara Jankowski Darland. Howie / DuluthTimes.com

Quote Me, Howie: Don Ness

Duluth Central Alumni Association chair Don Ness on a Trojans alumni gathering at the Depot last week: "What a beautiful event! I can’t tell you how meaningful it was to have over 200 Central Alumni across several generations gathering together to celebrate Duluth Central’s proud legacy. When

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Duluth Central, Ocktoberfest, St. Louis County in the news

What promises to be the largest gathering of Duluth Central High School alumni in one location since the historic school closed will take place from 4-7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 14, at the Duluth Depot. And everyone – even those who never were Central Trojans – is invited to the free

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Quote Me, Howie: Fred Friedman, Roger Reinert
A peaceful protest was held in Downtown Duluth following the George Floyd murder. Howie / Duluth Times 

Quote Me, Howie: Fred Friedman, Roger Reinert

Retired public defender and Minnesota Duluth associate professor Fred Friedman on the May 25, 2020 death of George Floyd: "The videotaped murder of Mr. Floyd by an officer given training authority and witnessed but not stopped by three more junior officers changed Minneapolis forever. It verified the too often

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Duluth Central High artifacts exhibit at Depot now open
Former Duluth mayors Don Ness (left) and Gary Doty and fellow Duluth Central Alumni Association members sang the Duluth Central High School song at the grand opening of the Hurrah for the Red and White exhibit Monday morning at The Depot in Downtown Duluth. Howie / Duluth Times

Duluth Central High artifacts exhibit at Depot now open

“The history of Duluth Central High School is a big part of the history of the city, so this exhibit will appeal to everyone." -- Duluth Central Alumni Association chair Don Ness

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