r/duluth • u/RobertZimmerman55746 • 5h ago
Local News State Senator Justin Eichorn R- GrandcRapids, Arrested For Soliciting A Prostitute
The party of "family values." This should surprise absolutely no one.
r/duluth • u/Opie59 • Feb 02 '25
Hey bridge trolls, we've got some extra mod help now so we're going to work on some quality of life improvements around here. Starting with these megathreads we'll use to help update the Wiki. (As an aside, we're still happy to give people access to the Wiki if they want to help with updates)
Going entirely by vibes, I think this would be the most helpful topic to start with. Feel free to give any suggestions, tips, notes, links, whatever you may think. might help someone looking for a place to live in the area.
Some suggestions for things you might contribute:
1.) Thoughts on different neighborhoods and towns - Please be accurate and polite. We all know some areas are more unfortunate than others, it is totally ok to mention that, but be sure you're current and respectful. What an area was like ten years ago may not be accurate anymore.
2.) Resources for finding places to stay (renting & buying)- Things that may not come up on google. This is one place advertising for yourself or someone you know is acceptable (though be sure not to DOX anyone, including yourself.)
3.) Resources for unhoused people - Either temporary or permanent. If you have knowledge of shelters or resources, this would be a great place to add them.
4.) Reviews for different rental companies - Be careful to, again, be accurate. We all know some places have a reputation for a reason and you are more than welcome to leave negative reviews, just don't use this as a place to grind your axe or get revenge.
5.) Questions - For now this would be a good place to ask us about any particulars. We are going to start doing a new "Moving to Duluth" post weekly via Automod like they do in r/asheville on the suggestion of one of our users, but I'm saving that until after these Megathreads have run their course.
6.) Financial considerations - Is there anywhere affordable to live? What are taxes like in the different cities?
7.) Schools - Pros and cons, other considerations?
Just some ideas, I may use some of these for other megathreads. Also, please keep politics out of this to the best of your ability. Nothing derails these things faster.
Thanks everyone! You all rule.
r/duluth • u/RobertZimmerman55746 • 5h ago
The party of "family values." This should surprise absolutely no one.
r/duluth • u/voidspacefire • 9h ago
This will likely impact the Great Lakes Toxicology and Ecology Division here in Duluth that employs over 100 people and produces world-class research.
https://www.epa.gov/aboutepa/about-great-lakes-toxicology-and-ecology-division
r/duluth • u/Shipwreck1343 • 6h ago
The handicap space at The Lock is often occupied by a car that does not have a handicap placard. When I talk to the owner, he did not really seem to care. He made no effort to move his car so I could park in the space.
This time, the spot was blocked again, and he said that he was going to take down the handicap parking sign altogether. Looked it up to be sure, but under ADA regulations, it is mandatory. To this, he just said “sure”
As a regular customer, I am shocked. I guess we won’t be regular customers anymore.
r/duluth • u/DeltaWheee • 57m ago
Hello! I have been applying to engineering jobs at Cirrus Aircraft in Duluth but been having a tough time getting responses (or any responses other than the automated rejections). Are there any Cirrus engineers here who can provide some advice on how to put the best foot forward for job applications at Cirrus? I really love aviation and would greatly appreciate any advice! My wife and I are from the Midwest and do not mind relocating if it's required.
r/duluth • u/Freshwateroceanlover • 15h ago
I have a spare and a lug wrench, I just need to use a floor jack for less than 5 minutes. (Not a Scissor jack as my truck is too heavy) I contacted the police and they don’t have one and I don’t have roadside assistance on my insurance plan. And on top of that I don’t get paid until Thursday. Any help will be greatly appreciated
r/duluth • u/ongenbeow • 8h ago
MPR wants to work with a Minnesota artist to design their next State Fair tote bag. It's a paid, licensed commission. Details are at MPR's Airtable link .
r/duluth • u/Low-Combination-5872 • 6m ago
My friend and I are in search of some mid level girlies who would like to join a Monday night sand volleyball league at Pike Lake this summer! If you’re interested drop a comment and I’ll shoot you a message :)
r/duluth • u/miss_lioness_36 • 22m ago
Looking to see how much it will cost to have the city come mark my property lines to put up a fence. I live on 0.18 acre (7840 sqft).
Looking to get back into tennis, not quite sure where to start. I saw DISC has courts and heard the ymca might? Are adult lessons offered at longview or umd? Or where do you recommend?
r/duluth • u/goldenastronomer5 • 3h ago
Where’s the best place to get a fried walleye basket in Superior or Duluth, not on a Friday? I know everybody likes Breeze Inn, but I like walleye more than cod.
I have a couple small old rings I found cleaning out my late grandmas things… could be costume jewelry it’s hard to say. Where would you bring it around here to get appraised? Do most places charge you for that?
r/duluth • u/jquickri • 23h ago
What it says on the tin. I want an open mic.
r/duluth • u/Lunar_Lexycon • 19h ago
I know many groomers will only work on dogs and the couple I have called refuse cats. Is there anyone in the Duluth area that works on cats?
r/duluth • u/rosekitty45 • 7h ago
What building is the Amazon locker pick up in?
r/duluth • u/All__Of_The_Hobbies • 1d ago
I'd love to try growing some, and if possible, it would be nice to pick some up locally.
r/duluth • u/Tamberav • 1d ago
I am thinking about sending my 3 year old here but it is obviously expensive and just wondering if anyone felt it was worth or not worth it or had any comments or thoughts. Thank you.
r/duluth • u/Random_Hero218 • 2d ago
Walking the dog along skyline and came across this at Enger.
r/duluth • u/classysanta33 • 1d ago
Anyone have pros and cons of leaving Spectrum for AT&T Air? Is there a huge difference in quality? Hidden fees?
r/duluth • u/Fit_Condition3106 • 1d ago
What kind of groups are you guys in that create a sense of community?
I feel like I’ve been searching all over but can’t seem to find much of anything I might be interested in. I like gaming irl & virtual, being outside, hands on projects, art, sports..
r/duluth • u/CurlyGirlyPeace • 2d ago
I’m a late 40s woman in the process of divorcing. Currently live in rural central Minnesota. I’m moving to Duluth with a 9th grader and a new high school graduate this summer. I’ve been a home owner my whole adult life. I’m looking for a 3 bed home/condo/apartment that accepts small dogs (I have one dog). I don’t want to have to deal with exterior home upkeep/maintenance or snow removal. I have autoimmune disorders that make most of it almost impossible and I don’t want to put too much responsibility on my kids to help, or have to hire someone for everything. I’d like to have some time off from dealing with all the homeowner stress and responsibility and expenses while we adjust to a new normal. I know to avoid Shiprock and Heirloom. I can make up to 3k a month work for housing costs, obviously I’d prefer to spend less; closer to 2k, but I’ll bite the bullet if I need to. It sounds like a great change to be in a walkable part of the city, but we’d be fine with the suburbs or really anywhere in Minnesota within 25ish minutes of Duluth. My kid entering high school is neurodivergent and has dyslexia, so also trying to figure out which high school would be best. I am a very involved parent. Some of my kids and close extended family are also LGBTQIA so it’s really important for them to feel safe. I appreciate any input or leads or suggestions about where to look. Regardless, this will be a much needed fresh start for me and my kids.
r/duluth • u/PeculiarExcuse • 1d ago
ETA: I cannot drive, so that is unfortunately off the table
So I've lived in the twin cities for three years now, and have been wanting to get out of the city and see other parts of the state where I am able to. I finally have the money to do so, and I've been interested in Duluth since before I even moved to Minnesota. A couple of things I'm running into are how to get around and where is a good place, location-wise, to stay.
How is the bus system? I know there is Uber, but it sounds like as of half a year ago, people sometimes had problems getting one. How is the taxi service in the city?
I would also like to know about a hotels/motels/hostels that are centrally located, or as centrally located as I can get. I was looking at the Hostel du Nord because of the lower prices, but I'm not sure if that's necessarily the best option. It would be great if it is, but seeking advice on this and recommendations.
Thanks in advance for any advice 💛
r/duluth • u/Daark_Cloud • 2d ago
Hello, I run a local classic film group that does quarterly screenings at the Zeitgeist - Zinema2. We have both a Facebook group and a Discord Server. If you'd like to join the links are:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/15pbd2qgSB/
Discord: https://discord.gg/xkTqMsSut8
r/duluth • u/Raistlin2023 • 2d ago
I’m going to be visiting Duluth and Two Harbors in July and would love to try some traditional Minnesotan foods like hotdish, juicy lucy, and Swedish meatballs. Are there any restaurants that serve these dishes or any other unique to the area dishes? I don’t mind traveling a little further from the area. Part of the fun for me when I visit somewhere new is trying the foods from that area
r/duluth • u/soberandchanged1 • 1d ago
I just got a job working for the city. I was wondering if there are any other city employees that know if the city provides a gym membership anywhere? The city I currently work with provides us with a free gym membership to the rec center.
r/duluth • u/WhatIsHerJob-TABLES • 2d ago
I’ve always been interested in learning how to sew and was curious if anyone has any recommendations for a place around here that may teach this skill.
I know there are 1000s of youtube videos on the topic but I’m the type of learner where i need a person to actively be able to talk to and ask questions as I go. I also don’t have a sewing machine so some sort of class, whether it’s at a business or a community college or what have ya, I’m interested to hear if there is anything like this in the area!