Tim Meyer is a Duluth architect and community builder. Reach him at tim.meyer@meyergroupduluth.com Observations from this week's discussions on the Redevelopment of the Lester Park Golf Course seem again to be off point. Rather than show the leadership needed to come up with a solid
Wendy Durrwachter understands what it means to work for a living, raise children under financial pressure and confront people with more institutional power than she possesses. She does not appear to regard Duluth City Hall as a private club. Read more.
Durrwachter understands what it means to work for a living, raise children under financial pressure and confront people with more institutional power than she possesses. She does not appear to regard City Hall as a private club.
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Duluth taxpayers are not prepared to approve another vague promise that new money will stabilize a system the district admits will remain financially unstable.
The Hermantown Hawks boys hockey team will return to the ice this weekend for three days of summer scrimmages against several of Minnesota’s established programs at Hermantown Arena. The Hawks’ varsity and junior varsity teams will each play one game Friday, Saturday and Sunday on the arena’s North
Before City Hall asks property owners for another increase, it must account for the recurring $4.5 million created by its retiree health care breakthrough.
Gophers got this one right: Brett Larson has earned college hockey’s biggest job
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The attendance results leave UMD with two different challenges entering 2026-27. The men must convert renewed national relevance into stronger ticket demand, while the women must build upon a modest per-game increase and find ways to attract larger crowds.
