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Minnesota’s state grain is critical to tribes, farmers, rural economies and the environment. But any action to protect it and the waters that nurture it has long been a seed of contention.
over 1 year ago
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More than 300 people filled Hermantown’s council chambers and an overflow room before spilling into hallways, as others waited outside during a 5-hour rezoning hearing.
about 1 year ago
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A drug investigation resulted in “federal action,” according to the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office.
about 1 year ago
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On next week’s ballot, the issue is heated in Duluth, where 40% of the housing stock is rental.
about 1 year ago
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The new right-to-repair rule will allow renters to initiate small fixes without involving city inspectors, and with an assurance that landlords pay.
about 1 year ago
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The company would pay for sewer, water infrastructure under a proposed development agreement.
6 months ago
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The City Council is considering a deal that includes millions in tax abatement. Google would pay for infrastructure and other costs.
6 months ago
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Duluth City Councilors voted to retain decision-making over the closed Lester Park Golf Course land.
3 months ago
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Duluthians won’t be able to vote on the fate of 300 acres of a former city-owned golf course along Lake Superior.
3 months ago
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The city is looking to ban new single family VRBO and Airbnb vacation rentals and phase out those with existing permits.
3 months ago
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The power capacity of the Hermantown data center is expected to range between 300 and 600 megawatts.
3 months ago