Duluth leaders respond to assault of Clean & Safe Team member
The 65-year-old was reportedly attacked by a man who was on pretrial release after another random downtown assault in April.
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The 65-year-old was reportedly attacked by a man who was on pretrial release after another random downtown assault in April.
DUNEDIN — Maybe it’s the price of success, but some downtown merchants, restaurateurs and others are at odds over issues such as code compliance, outdoor dining and parking.
A dozen business and community leaders are going to discuss challenges and find solutions for the economic health and improvement of downtown Duluth. The Downtown Task Force met for the first time Thursday.
From the column: "For the past six years, my administration has been investing in what businesses say they depend on: solid infrastructure, a reliable and qualified workforce, housing, access to child care, safe neighborhoods, and a great quality of life."
This week, commissioners will meet for their regularly scheduled meeting to discussing various topics and two large ongoing projects.