News Tribune, Dec. 10, 1982
- Unemployment among Northeastern Minnesota construction workers was 54.5% in September, according to a study released yesterday by UMD. Glenn Gronseth, research associate, found 1,828 trades people were unemployed out of a total workforce of 3,355.
- Some St. Louis County commissioners support a plan to build a three-level parking ramp at 422 W. Third St. in Duluth. It's the site of the former Jackson School, a building the county has owned since the school closed many years ago.
News Tribune, Dec. 10, 1922
- Duluth Mayor Snively yesterday proposed building a municipal dock along the lakeshore east of First Avenue East and between the Duluth & Iron Range Railroad tracks and the canal. He also proposed building a 2,900-foot breakwater at about Fourth Avenue East to protect the dock.
- November enrollment in Duluth public schools increased 2.7% over enrollment in November 1921, according to a report released yesterday by Superintendent Bentley. The report shows that enrollment this year reached 18,697 students compared to 18,192 a year ago.