Our View: Support projects with promise to transform Duluth
From the editorial: "Anyone skeptical that public help allows for and encourages private investment can consider the story of the paper mill in West Duluth."
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From the editorial: "Anyone skeptical that public help allows for and encourages private investment can consider the story of the paper mill in West Duluth."
With moviemaking, more, port city continues rebound from economic, population slides
Thank you to all who brought this patch of Earth back to life.
DULUTH — More than three years and $165 million later, the once polluted U.S. Steel grounds along the St. Louis River are nearly set to welcome visitors. Open next summer, the 92 acres of permanently protected green space will include a 2-mile trail extension along the water, a 1-mile wheelchair-accessible loop circling a peninsula, bridges and interpretive signs honoring the Anishinaabe's ...
The finished project will provide new public access to the St. Louis River and extended recreational trails.