Our View: Spirit Mountain proposal follows well-considered,

Our View: Spirit Mountain proposal follows well-considered, deeply researched plan of action


From the editorial: This is "hardly a 'scheme.' Or a bailout."
Written By:
News Tribune Editorial Board |
11:00 am, May 11, 2021
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Skiers start down a run at Spirit Mountain on Sunday March 21, 2021. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com)
The email to the City Council was like so many other comments and reactions on social media and elsewhere last week after Mayor Emily Larson proposed investing $24 million into long-troubled Spirit Mountain.
“After year upon year of having to bail Spirit Mountain out, it seems way more fiscally responsible to sell it now to a private entity. We will still reap all the benefits of the tourism it brings with hotel usage and shopping and restaurant usage,” urged the note from a Duluth resident. The email also pointed out “the dumpiness Spirit Mountain represents” and concluded with: “We strongly urge you not to bother with this newest and latest scheme.”

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