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As always, your reporting is thorough and free of bias.
Thank you John – I’m sure the readers will agree that your contributions to the transparency of information and the Spirit Mtn project far outweigh many of the local media’s coverage!
QUESTION: If Mr. Charles Skinner’s privately operated ski hill businesses, such as Lutsen, are so wildly successful, why is City-of-Duluth-owned Spirit Mountain such an abject failure???
As always, your reporting is thorough and free of bias.
Thank you John – I’m sure the readers will agree that your contributions to the transparency of information and the Spirit Mtn project far outweigh many of the local media’s coverage!
QUESTION: If Mr. Charles Skinner’s privately operated ski hill businesses, such as Lutsen, are so wildly successful, why is City-of-Duluth-owned Spirit Mountain such an abject failure???