From the column: "We are talking about a clearly expanded and efficient use of a key central area of Duluth rather than the limited, single-highway use that exists now."
Over the past three decades, Halloween has become a starring season for the William A. Irvin. Last year's Haunted Ship returned from hiatus to hordes of fright seekers, and it's been almost completely transformed for what may be the attraction's scariest year yet.
Covering the freeway in the downtown area would connect the two now-separated commercial districts of downtown and Canal Park, allowing people to walk in between
"You have to be a skeptic before you believe because that’s how you rule everything out," said guide Kimberly Christine, a two-time guest on the Travel Channel's "Ghost Adventures."
