City Hall

It's just another sign that things are getting back to normal.

For the general public you will not be able to gain access to a certain government building due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.

A black bear was discovered Wednesday morning, napping high up in a tree in front of the Duluth City Hall near the intersection of 4th Avenue West and 1st Street.

It's hard enough to get around our Downtown Duluth Government Offices, so many floors of offices with each one attending to a different need.  One job has been completed since my previous blog and new repairs begin at another City Hall location, here's the new information you need to know.

It's hard enough to get around our Downtown Duluth Government Offices, so many floors of offices with each one attending to a different need.  There's been a change since my previous blog, so if you are planning to make a trip to City Hall, here's the new information you need to know.

It's hard enough to get around our Downtown Duluth Government Offices, so many floors of offices with each one attending to a different need.  If you are planning to make a trip you need to know that the front entry will be temporarily inaccessible due to construction and will have to take an alternate route to your destination.

How many times have you said to yourself  "if I only had a few minutes with Mayor Don Ness, I'd tell him to (insert your fantastic idea to better our lives and community here)".  Well, Duluth citizens are welcome to do just that at another Mayor's Night coming up Tuesday, April 26.  It's Free and the Mayor stays until he's visited with every person that signs up.  Here's the details. Rea