The Duluth Times editorial board announced today it will endorse candidates for Duluth mayor, city council and school board prior to the Tuesday, Nov. 7 general election. Duluth Times, Duluth's Finest News Source, is updated several times daily with several new community news, sports and photographs at DuluthTimes.com. No paid subscription or preregistration is required.
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