City grapples with high cost of parking ramp safety
On Oct. 6, 2023, at the regular monthly meeting of the Duluth Parking Commission, Parking Services Manager Mark Bauer informed commissioners that the Parking Division was
Parking Commission weighs more last-minute changes to Second Street
In December, the Duluth Parking Commission approved a proposal to eliminate 46 parking spaces on Second Street between 9th Avenue East and 12th Avenue East, in
$5.4 million of city street and utility money redirected to Medical District from “neighborhoods with greater needs”
Two months ago, when the Monitor alerted the public that Mayor Emily Larson and the state Legislature had earmarked $10 million in street and utility money
Senator: “I’m just telling you what they tell me”
July 1, 2019Erik Simonson: This is Erik Simonson, returning your call.John Ramos: Oh yeah, great. Thanks for getting back.ES: Absolutely.JR: So I wasn’t aware that we
62 percent of Medical District streets ineligible for sales tax money
Duluth’s Medical District is shaped like a backwards L, extending from 3rd Avenue East to 12th Avenue East on the long side, and from Superior Street
City earmarks $10 million of new sales tax for Medical District, doesn’t tell anyone
EDIT, 2019-09-17. The $10 million in the headline will come from both sales tax and utility funds, not just sales tax. This article has been gaining
