Reader's View: Cargill owes Duluth a public apology
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Kathy Cargill butted heads with Duluth Mayor Roger Reinert when she began buying and demolishing homes on Park Point last year.
Duluth responded in a big way to Kathy Cargill's comments about Park Point and how small-minded we are, and how the Mayor peed in his Cheerios about her plans.
The fundraising challenge was inspired by comments from billionaire Kathy Cargill, who was critical of Duluth for raising concerns about her purchase of 20 homes on the city’s Park Point