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Construction Crew media letter highlights deep-seated problems at Community Action Duluth

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Community Action Duluth (CAD) is a nonprofit located in Duluth’s Lincoln Park neighborhood. CAD prov...

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  1. The letter was completely predictable.

    Management passes the buck with everything, while giving the impression that they are in control. They make sure to address only the things that they can gloss over, while ignoring anything that will put them in a negative light. I notice she does not deny bullying people into signing forms that negatively affect them. A mass exodus does not happen for no reason. The fish rots at the head, and that’s Classie Dudley.

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