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Breakwaters, piers make Park Point erosion worse

By: John Ramos

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Park PointPark Point erosion, April 7, 2020. Credit: John Ramos
Park Point erosion, April 7, 2020. Credit: John Ramos

Park Point is a seven-mile-long sandbar which reaches out from Duluth toward Wisconsin, separating L...

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  1. Thanks for attending this meeting and the wetland bank article. I previously lived in Duluth and enjoy keeping up with the city, but I find the DNT/Strib don’t really cover the most interesting parts of living in the region. It’s also nice to see Swenson in the news from time-to-time. Thanks for the quality work.

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