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Duluth Fire + Duluth Veterinary Hospital Partner To Care For Pets - Vimarsana News

Duluth Fire + Duluth Veterinary Hospital Partner To Care For Pets

The Duluth Fire Department and the Duluth Veterinary Hospital have partnered to offer medical care for pets in emergency situations.

Lightning strikes Duluth church, causing $185k in damage - Vimarsana News

Lightning strikes Duluth church, causing $185k in damage

The damages will also result in multiple street closures near the church.

Spoon's Bar And Grill In Lincoln Park Damaged In Overnight Fire - Vimarsana News

Spoon's Bar And Grill In Lincoln Park Damaged In Overnight Fire

The folks at Spoon's Bar and Grill suffered a major setback with an overnight fire causing $75,000 in damage. Thankfully the building was empty at the time.

City of Duluth to Require Masks in Public City Buildings, Fire Stations Close to Public - Vimarsana News

City of Duluth to Require Masks in Public City Buildings, Fire Stations Close to Public

Fox21Online City of Duluth to Require Masks in Public City Buildings, Fire Stations Close to Public While the city plans to keep its buildings open to everyone, Duluth Fire stations are the exception. They are now closed to the public again, just days after reopening. August 3, 2021 DULUTH, Minn.- The City Of Duluth is bringing back its mask mandate for all city employees and the public inside all city-owned buildings — regardless of a person’s vaccination status. “Personally it is frustrating to be at this point,” Duluth Mayor Emily Larson said. “I know that many of us would like t...

Duluth City Council tweaks mayor's plan to spend $58.1 million in COVID-19 relief funds - Vimarsana News

Duluth City Council tweaks mayor's plan to spend $58.1 million in COVID-19 relief funds

The council still will need to approve individual expenditures. Written By: Peter Passi | × A pedestrian walks in front of Duluth City Hall on Tuesday, June 29, 2021. Mayor Emily Larson proposes to spend $12 million — or just north of 20% of the federal pandemic relief funds the city is slated to receive through the American Rescue Plan — to update air-handling and heating, ventilating, and air conditioning systems at City Hall. The building currently lacks cooling. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com) After delaying action on a resolution in support of Mayor Emily ...