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TOWER- Tower’s Gundersen Trust Board formally dissolved itself at their final meeting on Oct. 12. The board’s dissolution is actually good news for the city of Tower, and the result of …

TOWER— For the first time in three years, the city council here has voted to increase the city’s tax levy, by three percent over the 2022 levy of $394,761. That will push the city’s …

TOWER— The city’s finances are more transparent, but some financial issues remained in 2021, according to accountant Devin Ceglar, who presented Tower’s annual audit at the …

TOWER—The city council here will seek a roughly two-million-dollar federal funding package to extend sewer and water to Marina Drive as well as address a number of utility issues on South Third …

TOWER- The Gundersen Trust Board met with Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation (DSACF) Development Officer Mark Danielson on April 6 to iron out the details of an agreement that will turn the …

TOWER- After more than a year of research, the Gunderson Trust Board unanimously approved a plan to shift the trust’s assets to the Duluth-Superior Area Community Foundation (DSACF) to manage. …

TOWER- At a joint meeting between the city of Tower and the Gundersen Trust Board, the group heard from two community foundations interested in taking over management of the trust fund through …

TOWER— The city council here, absent council member Kevin Norby, discussed a familiar list of issues Monday night, without taking much action. The condition of the city’s drinking water …

Print subscribers If youre a print subscriber, but do not yet have an online account, click here to create one. Non-subscribers Gundersen Trust seeks to chart path forward Posted Marshall Helmberger TOWER— It appears a “morass of conflicting auditor and attorney advice” may have contributed to the current woes of Tower’s Gundersen Trust. That was one of the conclusions drawn by trust member Steve Wilson, who has spent weeks researching the history of 30-plus-year-old trust. The tru...

Jodi Summit TOWER- In the wake of recent snowfalls, the Howard Wagoner Ski Trails were set to be groomed on Dec. 24, and this year that task will be much easier than in the past. With support from grants and other donations, the Wagoner Trails Club recently purchased a new utility grade snowmobile, capable of pulling the equipment needed to pack and groom the 12km of ski trails, located just south of Tower off Hwy. 135. “The club had been paying a private individual to groom the trails with h...