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The number of Duluthians who recall hearing the old foghorn is getting smaller and smaller with each passing year.

Bygones is researched and written by David Ouse, retired reference librarian from the Duluth Public Library. He can be contacted at djouse49@gmail.com.

Separate litigation between the city of Duluth and the property's former owner remains ongoing.

Rod Raymond proposes short-term vacation rentals for a site that has been tied up in court battles for years.

Rod Raymond dares to dream of a rejuvenated East First Street, with a restored Pastoret serving as a catalyst for reinvestment in the area.

The city of Duluth and preservationists both asked that a trial to determine the fate of the distressed properties be postponed.

A Duluth judge on Wednesday threw out a lawsuit accusing the city of Duluth of violating state environmental laws by allowing development that blocks scenic views.

The sole proposal to restore the fire-damaged building the city received has been deemed inadequate.

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Following an investigation into the cause of Jan. 6 fire that destroyed two historical warehouses, what started the blaze remains unknown