I-35 road construction

Construction in the Twin Ports continues with work being done on the Bong Bridge and the opening of it's roundabout August 14, the new Whole Foods Co-op in West Duluth, the maurices Corporation building and DTA's downtown transportation center (to name a few).  The Phase 2 & 3 nighttime closure of both northbound and southbound I-35 began last night at 9:00 p.m.  There is daytime partial-lane

Construction in the Twin Ports continues with work being done on the Bong Bridge, many roadways in the area, the new Whole Foods Co-op in West Duluth, the maurices Corporation building and DTA's downtown transportation center (to name a few).  The latter has caused a 3 to 4 month closure of a popular skywalk for many foot pedestrians.  The roadwork being done has been completed and new closures ar

We are all used to road construction in the Northland and next week there will be more projects that may have an impact on your travels.

Road construction across the Northland is in full swing.  For motorists in the Cloquet area, the Cloquet Police Department is diligent in getting the information out to make sure your commute is hassle-free and you're able to get to your destination on time.  Here's three road construction advisories you should be aware of:

My husband has business to attend to in the Cities today and thanks to my friend Sandy in Hinckley, I was able to warn him of the Southbound I-35 road construction.  Sandy said you'll actually run into two different road construction locations with about 7 miles in between...

There are 7 new bright orange signs like the one to the left, that will catch your eye on I-35 between Hinckley and Duluth.  The signs are designed to give you an estimate of how long it will take for you to travel between the two cities.  It will take the guess work and hopefully, frustration out of your summer travels.

I know, I know!  They said it was done, completed, OVER!  Brace yourself, the I-35 Mega Projects will begin again tomorrow and is expected to last through the end of June.  Making it difficult for Grandma's Marathoners to get into town again this year!