City will soon enforce metered parking 7 days/week in Canal Park
The city parking lots at the north end of Canal Park (near Endion Station and the steam plant) are currently enforced seven days per week. On
Individual who repeatedly harassed Grand Marais Library staff faces two assault charges
An employee with the Grand Marais Public Library first reported Christopher Frank to police on May 22, 2024, when Frank posted death threats against the employee
Gary Doty and the bird: A day at the Aquarium
“I love this place! They’ve got everything!” The Sturgeon General July 29, 2000 was opening day, and the Great Lakes Aquarium was throwing a party. Colorful
In exchange for $75 million subsidy, Incline Village developer is only required to build 60 housing units
In March of 2023, the new Lincoln Park Flats apartments, located at 2102 West Superior Street, converted an entire floor of their four-story building into a
Andrew Deyette violated restraining order multiple times following arrest
On June 14, 2024, Finland resident Andrew Deyette was charged with four gross misdemeanors, after he was caught swimming in the nude with two pre-teen girls.
Finland youth program director charged with lewd conduct around children
On June 13, 2024, during a routine patrol south of Silver Bay, Lake County Sheriff’s Deputy Jack Dietz noticed a vehicle parked along Highway 3, at
Superior officials refuse to discuss cancelled Charlie Berens contract
On March 6, 2024, the City of Superior’s Tourism Development Commission (TDC) voted to recommend approval of a contract with Charlie Berens, a well-known Wisconsin comedian
Federal judge threatens Mr. O’s lawyer with “significant repercussions” in flawed lawsuit
On June 10, 2024, the Monitor reported that a defamation lawsuit filed against the Duluth News Tribune, DNT reporter Jimmy Lovrien, and Monitor Publisher John Ramos
DECC spent $200 to print disappointing annual report
On June 27, 2024, at the regular monthly board meeting of the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center, DECC Executive Director Dan Hartman announced to the board that,
Incline Village developer showed no need for $75 million subsidy approved by City Council
On June 10, 2024, the Duluth City Council approved a resolution authorizing a $75 million Tax Increment Financing (TIF) subsidy for Phase One of the Incline
