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Jun. 21—The Duluth Economic Development Authority will review two resolutions for apartment complexes during its meeting Wednesday. A public hearing will be held at the beginning of the meeting ...
The Duluth company Ikonics Corporation, in April 2008, has expressed intent to build a warehouse facility on the former cement plant site. With the City of Duluth's Duluth Economic and Development Authority, or DEDA, it has begun land preparation to use up to 40 acres (160,000 m 2) of the former industrial plant. After almost 30 years, some ...
The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) is the State of Minnesota’s principal economic development agency. Its mission includes supporting the economic success of individuals, businesses, and communities by improving opportunities for growth.
Duluth's prominence as a port city gave it an economic advantage in its early years, but as various industries began to wane, new efforts to reclaim areas of the waterfront for public use emerged. Notable among them is the reclamation of the St. Louis River corridor, which runs along the edge of the city's western neighborhoods.
DULUTH – The internet-famous tiny house mocked for its big price tag last summer still sits empty, but not for long. It's been about a year since the 205-square-foot home at 804 N. Sixth Av. E ...
DULUTH — New Mayor Roger Reinert elaborated for the first time Thursday night how he would begin to carry out his campaign promises, starting with a hold on property taxes in 2025. Reinert ...
The City of Duluth purchased the 65-acre (260,000 m 2) cement plant site for development through the Duluth Economic and Development Authority (DEDA). In April 2008, the Duluth-based photographic enhancement company, Ikonics, announced it would develop 40 acres (160,000 m 2 ) on the property to build a warehouse and move its West Duluth ...
In June 2010, the Duluth Economic Development Authority purchased the NorShor, [2] along with the adjacent Temple Opera buildings for a combined total of $2.6 million. [3] Although the city has sometimes been criticized for this move, the decision has been defended by Duluth's Mayor (at the time), Don Ness , who cited an improvement in the ...