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Zeleznikar, Schweiger face off in 3B forum (opens the original)
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DULUTH — Tuesday's forum between Republican State Rep. Natalie Zeleznikar and Aaron Schweiger, her Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party challenger, appeared to attract the largest attendance of the seven forums held this week, despite its 8 p.m. start on a rainy evening. Maybe it shouldn't be a surprise. Their race to represent Minnesota's House District 3B, which includes Proctor, Hermantown, Two Harbors and a sliver of Duluth, is expected to be close, and its outcome could decide which party controls
Duluth council sets max tax levy increase at 3.6% (opens the original)
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DULUTH — The city's maximum tax levy increase is capped at 3.6%. The Duluth City Council unanimously approved a preliminary 2027 maximum increase of $1.6 million on Monday. Adjusting the city's share of property taxes is the first step in setting the 2027 budget, which Mayor Roger Reinert has proposed at $119 million. Now, the nine-member council has until the end of the year to approve next year's budget and plug an expected $5.5 million deficit. The council could still lower the levy by the en
Duluth OKs tax subsidies for housing project near LSC (opens the original)
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DULUTH — A long-delayed housing project next to Lake Superior College appears to be moving forward again after the Duluth City Council approved subsidies for the proposed 148-unit apartment building. The council on Monday voted 8-1 to create a tax-increment financing, or TIF, district for The Legacy, a housing project proposed by Titanium Partners on Trinity Road adjacent to LSC. TIF is a subsidy that uses new taxes generated by a project to cover certain allowable development costs. Creation of
Duluth bars new vacation rentals from single-family homes (opens the original)
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DULUTH — The city is cracking down on short-term rentals. The Duluth City Council unanimously approved an ordinance Monday evening barring short-term rentals in single-family homes and enforcing a crackdown on illegal vacation rentals operating without permits. But councilors, expecting loopholes and other consequences of the changing rules to emerge, said it would need refining. Council President Lynn Marie Nephew said that while she supported the move, she and Councilor Terese Tomanek, who rep
Reinert proposes levy increase (opens the original)
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DULUTH — Mayor Roger Reinert pitched raising the city’s share of property taxes by 3.61%, or $1.6 million, to the city council Thursday evening. However, with a .96% growth in the tax base, the net increase is 2.65%. The levy is lower than the annual inflation rate, and the levy alone won’t close the city’s $5.5 million deficit next year. Additionally, the city's expenses are expected to continue to jump 6% annually while revenue grows slower at 1.5% each year. “That's the definition of a struct
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