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The requirement is effective at 5 p.m. Jan. 14.

From the editorial: "If there ever was a time for strong leadership and timely response, especially from those we’ve elected to serve us, it is now. ... The generic, anonymous statement from City Hall this week, in response to legitimate questions that demand answers, fell frustratingly far short."

From the column: "City bargaining units have supported the city through lean times. Now, when the money is there for all to see, it’s apparently just not convenient for (Duluth Mayor Emily Larson) or her administration to take care of city workers."

The move comes after the city chose to give most of its tourism marketing dollars to a Twin Cities firm.

Four seats are on the ballot.

The city of Duluth has raised its share of the local property tax levy 73.46%, compounded, during Mayor Emily Larson’s six years in office. 

This survey will identify current services, prices, and speeds from carriers in Duluth and look to improve upon current broadband access and pricing options.

This survey will identify current services, prices, and speeds from carriers in Duluth and look to improve upon current broadband access and pricing options.

This survey will identify current services, prices, and speeds from carriers in Duluth and look to improve upon current broadband access and pricing options.

The Duluth Mayor's office plans to combat Duluth's housing issue with the proposed Housing Trust Fund.