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Residents have raised concerns about traffic and the potential impact of development on an adjacent trout stream. Written By: Peter Passi | × Christine Post (right) and other area residents concerned about a proposed housing development bordering Amity Creek gather by the stream Monday, June 14, 2021. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com) A proposal to put up a housing development on a piece of property bordering Amity Creek, a designated trout stream, has caused a stir in Duluth’s Woodland neighborhood. The project would require the extension of Vassar Street, currently a sleepy dead-end road lined with 20 homes. Patrick Ferguson lives at the end of the current street with his wife, Katey, and two children, ages 7 and 9. ....
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The City of Duluth Planning Commission has voted to rezone a portion of privately-owned land in Duluth's Woodland neighborhood, but residents are concerned about the environmental impact of the rezoning. ....
Bend Park and Recreation District is opening an application process for its Kids Inc afterschool care program from June 2 to June 13. Kids Inc is an afterschool care program serving crucial childcare needs for the community. The program occurs on site at all Bend elementary schools except Amity Creek and Westside Village and currently serves over 700 children. "After 32 years of serving the afterschool needs of thousands of families, we have taken the opportunity to evaluate the program and improve it," said Sue Boettner, recreation services manager. "In addition to games and play to help kids burn off some steam and unwind from the school day, new features will include age appropriate groupings, regular STEM and art projects, special interest 'club' activities, and homework support where needed." The application process opens Wednesday, June 2. The new application process is aimed to remove barriers of the registration process, specifically technology ....