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THE BRIDGEHUNTER'S CHRONICLES Riverside Bridge Update: The Battle over the Ownership
There is usually a problem when it comes to preserving historic bridges and that is the question of ownership and liability. Most of the time agencies and parties involved in a historic bridge in qu...
Posted on 8/6/12 at 10:27 AM
HUNGRY FOR LIFE Rain Causes Lots of Damage To The Streets and Alleys
The little piggies even had to wear rain coats during this bad storm in Duluth, MN. The damages will takes months if not years to repair. I know on our street there is some major street work to be don...
Posted on 6/23/12 at 7:41 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Bonding bill gets hearing in House committee
Road, flood project and civic center backers told the House Capitol Investment Committee Wednesday that they need money Gov. Mark Dayton proposes in his public works budget. Our roads are rough, aged...
Posted on 2/24/11 at 7:36 AM
FAR SIDE OF FIFTY Icy weather
Last night it started to rain..then it started to sleet..then it rained again..sometimes a warm spell in Minnesota in January is not a good thing. Chance and I ventured as far as the patio which poss...
Posted on 1/23/10 at 7:02 AM
STAFF BLOG NEWS TRIBUNE ATTIC Streets projects, 1986
Winter is over, so it must be time for the other Minnesota season, road construction. Now that the frost is gone, it's a good time to dig in and get to work. This shot looks west down East Fourth Str...
Posted on 6/10/09 at 3:00 AM
Dayton pledges quick help for ‘terrible devastation’
With most Northland residents apparently safe from immediate danger, state, federal and local officials began assessing damage Thursday from this week’s torrential rains and flash flood and already are putting the price tag well beyond $100 million.
By John Myers , June 22, 2012
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Flood damages many Superior, Douglas County roads
The good news in Superior and northern rural Douglas County was that the Nemadji River was beginning to recede.
By Shelley Nelson and Maria Lockwood , June 22, 2012
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Northland officials add up the damage from Wednesday’s flooding 
With the sun out and floodwaters receding in some areas, local authorities Thursday began assessing the damage from Wednesday’s storm. Those assessments will help determine how much time and money repairs will take.
By Steve Kuchera , June 22, 2012
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Townships survey roads as some still under water
In Industrial Township northwest of Duluth, town chairman Dick Williams Jr. can’t begin to estimate how much road repair work the town has in front of it, because some roads remain underwater.
By Andrew Krueger , June 22, 2012
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Northland flooding damage estimates exceed $100 million
Federal, state and local officials on Thursday began assessing damage from this week’s torrential rains and flash flooding in the Northland, and already are putting the price tag well beyond $100 million.
By John Myers , June 21, 2012
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- Gov. Mark Dayton
- Morgan Park flooding
- Photo gallery: Northland flood aftermath - June 21
- Photo gallery: Aerial photos of Duluth flooding - Wednesday
- Midday flood update: Evacuations under way in Moose Lake, Willow River
- Morning flood update: Miller Hill Mall closed; governor in town
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- I-35 now open in both directions between Duluth, Twin Cities
- North Shore Scenic Railroad tracks washed out
- Update on flood damage in Lake County
I-35 now open in both directions between Duluth, Twin Cities
Interstate 35 now is open in both directions between Duluth and the Twin Cities.
By News Tribune staff , June 21, 2012
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Flooding ravages Northland roads and homes
Floodwaters engorged by a 24-hour deluge of up to 10 inches crumbled roads and damaged homes and businesses in Duluth, Superior and surrounding areas on Wednesday and caused the drowning deaths of dozens of animals at the Lake Superior Zoo.
By John Myers , June 21, 2012
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- Irving Park flooding
- News Tribune's severe weather live blog
- Photo gallery: Aerial photos of Duluth flooding - Wednesday
- Flood impacts
- Photo gallery: Main storm story
- Photo gallery: Duluth-area flood, June 2012
- Talk about this topic
- Photo gallery: Reader-submitted flood photos
- Rain was likely largest storm in Duluth history
- Nearly 300 people flee high water in Duluth and along St. Louis River
- 8-year-old survives six blocks in culvert
- Seal photo goes viral
- Flood closes Lake Superior Zoo; kills barnyard animals and birds
- Road closures as of Wednesday evening
- Everyone has a storm story to tell
- Family, onlookers rescue three-legged dog from raging river
Reader's view: Thank goodness for America’s socialism
An Aug. 16 letter advocated the splitting of the United States into separate socialist and libertarian countries. In it the letter writer admitted his theoretical experiment was simplistic.
August 26, 2011
Woodland construction nears finish line
Construction on the east Duluth thoroughfare is almost finished, but there were challenges and delays around every turn.
By Peter Passi , September 23, 2010
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Construction wraps up on Second; Superior Street to undergo makeover
Second Street between Fourth and 24th avenues east will be officially open to traffic starting Monday as the city of Duluth completes its reconditioning work.
By News Tribune staff , September 11, 2010
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