Duluth hires consultant to determine if Kozy can be saved
The Duluth Economic Development Authority has agreed to pay New History Inc. up to $40,000 to assess the historic structure and offer recommendations for the future of the property.
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The Duluth Economic Development Authority has agreed to pay New History Inc. up to $40,000 to assess the historic structure and offer recommendations for the future of the property.
After a three-year hiatus, the Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad has resumed excursions along the St. Louis River Estuary.
We’re at the height of summer … that sweet spot that starts near the end of June and stretches through July and August until the Labor Day Weekend.
It’s chirp, er, cheap entertainment and I don’t have to leave the comfort of my couch to view them.
Plus: Duluth development could lose subsidies; Korean soccer star joins Minnesota United FC; Hibbing High School receives possible bomb threat.