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STAFF BLOG JIMMY JABBER Duluth-area leaders bring a message of thanks to Capitol
ST. PAUL Previous years visits to the state Capitol by Northeastern Minnesota community leaders included requests to fund projects such as an airport terminal, a hockey arena, an intermodal transpo...
Posted on 2/14/13 at 1:00 AM
STAFF BLOG TWIN PORTS BUSINESS Do welcome students, chamber sez
It won't be long before that wave of college students return to the Duluth area for the school year. About 26,000 of them, according to the Duluth Chamber of Commerce. And for local retailers, restaur...
Posted on 7/31/10 at 6:03 AM
HEALTHY TIDBITS Rebecca (Becky) Nordstrom Hall, Port City Nominee
Becky Hall was nominated by the Lake Superior Medical Society for Port CityWomen of The Year.Most everyone knows Becky because she knows everyone! Her smile is contagious to say the least about herand...
Posted on 5/5/10 at 1:24 PM
Enbridge plans 100 new jobs in Duluth's Old Downtown 
With a pressing need for more space, Enbridge Energy is expanding to downtown Duluth, probably bringing more than 100 good-paying, professional jobs with it.
By Candace Renalls , May 21, 2012
Duluth, St. Louis County to take Capitol by storm
More than 500 business leaders, students, local elected officials and other residents of Duluth and St. Louis County will converge on the Capitol in St. Paul on Wednesday and Thursday to plead the cause for a variety of Northland projects.
By John Myers , February 28, 2012
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Eh? Help the homeless
The Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce, Leadership Duluth and the Homeless Project will host two supply drives to collect essentials and personal-hygiene products.
By News Tribune staff , January 19, 2012
Mayor Ness lays out plan to increase Duluth’s population to 90,000
On the second day of his second term, Mayor Don Ness renewed his call to grow Duluth’s population to 90,000 by 2020.
By Peter Passi , January 11, 2012
Economist shares mostly good news with Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce
The economy, says Scott A. Anderson, is like the little engine that could.
It’s on track, slowly pushing forward. “We’re on the road to recovery,” Anderson, Wells Fargo’s senior economist, told a gathering of business people at a Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Friday.
By Candace Renalls , January 09, 2012
Local view: Dangers of sulfide mining being swept under the rug
According to Friends of the Boundary Waters, sulfide mining has “caused environmental and financial problems all over the world.” The group states this type of mining contaminates drinking water and destroys fish and wildlife habitats. Oftentimes, sulfide-mining companies go bankrupt, leaving local taxpayers with millions of dollars in clean-up costs.
By Nathan J. Ness , December 16, 2011
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Anti-mining rally targets Duluth Chamber (with video)
Protesters who say capitalism has run amok and others who say northern Minnesota’s environment might be headed in the same direction joined in a rally in Duluth on Tuesday against the proposed PolyMet copper mine.
By John Myers , December 07, 2011
Dayton praises Duluth for 'triumph over adversity'
In his second visit to Duluth this month, Gov. Mark Dayton pointed to the city's successes in bouncing back from a dark time 30 years ago.
By Mike Creger , October 20, 2011
Growing data storage firm eyes Duluth for expansion
Involta, an Iowa-based data storage company ranked 40th on the 2010 Fortune 500 list of fastest-growing private companies, is eyeing Duluth’s Technology Park for expansion.
By Candace Renalls , March 02, 2011
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Duluth Chamber of Commerce talks tourism tax task force
Members of the Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce met early Tuesday to get a jump on discussions of a new tourism task force created by the Duluth City Council just hours earlier.
By Peter Passi , March 02, 2011
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David Ross: Respectful conversation contributes to community
It is my privilege to interact regularly with our community’s elected officials. These interactions have heightened my appreciation for the value of effective and respectful communication.
By David Ross , January 14, 2011
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Ness to Duluth: 90,000 residents or bust
For more than two decades, Duluth’s population has stagnated around the 85,000 mark, but Mayor Don Ness aims to push that number notably northward during his tenure.
By Peter Passi , January 12, 2011
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DFL pundit sees lean years ahead for Duluth after Republican wave
Wy Spano recalled a tongue-in-cheek motto for Duluth that spread around the Minnesota Capitol 20 years ago when the city received a healthy share of state and federal tax money for construction projects, thanks mostly to Democratic politicians.
“Come visit Duluth. You paid for it.”
By John Myers , December 08, 2010
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