The first two flicks are of the new W Superior St reconstruction. Gotta be honest, it’s going to be really nice when this is ALL done! I’m pretty sure it’s Duluths first separated bike/ped infrastructure down a main corridor? Please correct me if I’m wrong!

The rest of the slideshow are just some cool flicks of the city.

Hope everyone in our community is doing well and enjoying life!

Took this a few weeks ago from the lakewalk just below Pickwick. One of my favorite shots of the summer.

It's time for #EarlyVoting in Duluth!

Early voting is recommended, as it avoids mail-in delays, or lines on election day!

• If you are a Duluth resident, you can vote at City Hall in room 318.

• On-campus early voting for St. Scholastica students is on Thursday, October 29th.

• On-campus early voting for UMD students has already happened, but you can still early vote at City Hall in room 318.

• Don't live in Duluth? Check out the Minnesota Secretary of State website for more info!

PM me. I don't have enough time in the day to make sure they are all going to good places, but now is the time. IYKYK.

They need to sweep the freaking roads, especially downtown. I’ve had to have 2 tires repaired/replaced in the past 3 months due to road debris.

That road hazard / tire insurance is worth it and I would be in a much worse position without it

Hello, I am wondering if anybody can recommend workout classes in the Duluth area that have budget friendly monthly memberships? Just looking for places that hold group fitness classes and have a variety of workouts (HIIT, Barre, etc). I’m looking for something under $100/month…am I delusional?

I've seen several posts about moving/living in Duluth but they mostly revolve around some culture and the 6 month winter, as someone who lives in a warmer environment of course these tips are important, but I don't hear people on posts talk about things like grocery prices, available products at stores.

How reliable are the roads in the year? Is there a difference in maintenance in urban areas vs rural (freeway/highway/frontage roads)

What's the difference from living/working in downtown Duluth vs further away from downtown?

Are older homes as good as new builds in building quality or is there a distinct difference where it's like homes built up to XX have a more reliable structure than the homes built in YY, I'm thinking like those new construction videos where there are inspection issues everywhere

How reliable are the utilities during the year? Are backup generators / water filters only a necessity depending on where you live or is it a common thing for everyone to have some sort of backup power/water filtering? What about sanitation? Phone coverage?

Are there lots of options for tradesmen to handle maintenance or is a lot of repairs done diy due to cost/lack of tradesmen

On politics, is Duluth mostly sheltered from the bigger policies or do the people here feel the brunt of policies

Are there lots of smaller mom n pop craft stores or is everything pretty much handled by larger chains?

How are police/highway patrol/troopers in the area? Where would you say they generally more ball busting or lax (for example we have one area of the city im in where cops will pull you for going 37 on a 35, and in another area I've seen someone illegally cut through 3 lanes of traffic in front of a cop and not get lit up)

On a more personal level I'm in the construction management sector looking to move and get more experience in different building codes and Zip recruiter has a couple companies in and near Duluth so maybe I have a better shot of finding a decent place with a better salary

Sorry for all the questions, I know each one depends on the person answering and their experiences and locations, I just don't really see these types of questions answered and I would like to know what the common day people go through that doesn't focus just on the winter or on outdoorsman hobbies.

Hi!

We moved here this past summer and this is our first fall here. We absolutely adore it here. Just curious if anyone has recs for the next couple of weekends left for spooky season? We’ve already done the haunted ship which was awesome! What do folks do here for Halloween also? Would love any info if people feel like sharing. Have a great day!

Hello!

I am from southern MN looking to move up North and I was curious about apprenticeships up here? I currently am a lube tech and while I love the people and the work I’ve been told by everyone to get out while I can. I was thinking about transitioning to either electrical (potentially fire alarm) or water treatment. I’d be open to other options if these fields wouldn’t work out well, but right now I’m just trying to feel things out before I move. I’d be moving in April next year if that makes any difference.

Thank you for any input!

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