Mayor Emily Larson

Tax season has begun and it's important to take advantage of every possible tax credit. Because may low-income working individuals are not, Northland leaders are speaking out Friday, January 27, to raise awareness of credits too often overlooked.

If you have issues with your storm sewer drain system, don't like the pot holes on your road, want to discuss taxes for your neighborhood, need to discuss the job situation in our area, or just want to meet our Mayor, Emily Larson, you'll have that opportunity to get face time with two more dates in the community listening series, City Hall in the City.

If you have issues with your storm sewer drain system, don't like the pot holes on your road, want to discuss taxes for your neighborhood, need to discuss the job situation in our area, or just want to meet our Mayor, Emily Larson, you'll have that opportunity to get face time during her community listening series on Tuesday, September 13 at 5:30p, it's called City Hall in the City.

If you have issues with your storm sewer drain system, don't like the pot holes on your road, want to discuss taxes for your neighborhood, need to discuss the job situation in our area, or just want to meet our Mayor, Emily Larson, you'll have that opportunity to get face time during her community listening series on Wednesday, August 31 at 5:30p, it's called City Hall in the City.

Nothing beats a stroll along the Lakewalk in Canal Park.  The popular tourist attraction is a great place for a date, to chill with friends, or spend time with your family.  If you're there when the lights are on, you may soon notice a different look.

On Wednesday, July 27, Duluth Mayor Emily Larson gathered with Duluth City Councilors, American Red Cross, Salvation Army, CHUM and 211 to announce that 211 is the number to call if you need help recovering from the storms.

When I got my first job at the Wrenshall School pool I rode my bike to work on a SUPER hilly, loose graveled Alcohol Road (yes, that is the actual name of the road).  Not because I was "green" or I enjoyed the exercise.  It was because my mom worked and if I wanted the job it was bike or walk.  Where was National Bike to Work Day then?

Mayor Emily Larson had the difficult job of choosing the next City of Duluth Police Chief.  Difficult because there was two very viable candidates, Brian Kozak and Mike Tusken.  She involved community members and used a Community Review Panel to narrow it to two.  Now, congratulation are in order.

If you have issues with your storm sewer drain system, don't like the pot holes on your road, want to discuss taxes for your neighborhood, need to discuss the job situation in our area, or just want to meet our Mayor, Emily Larson, you'll have that opportunity to get face time during her community listening series on May 10 at 5:30p, it's called City Hall in the City.

Mayor Emily Larson involved the public to choose our next Police Chief by surveying community members and using a Community Review Panel.  It's nice to know she values our input.  They've done their job and have chosen the two finalists who you are now  invited to meet.

If you have issues with your storm sewer drain system, don't like the pot holes on your road, want to discuss taxes for your neighborhood, need to discuss the job situation in our area, or just want to meet our newly elected Mayor, Emily Larson.  You'll have that opportunity to get face time during her new community listening series on March16 at 5:30p.

If you have issues with your storm sewer drain system, don't like the pot holes on your road, want to discuss taxes for your neighborhood, need to discuss the job situation in our area, or just want to meet our newly elected Mayor, Emily Larson.  You'll have that opportunity to get face time during her new community listening series.