As Duluth Mayor Don Ness gets ready to wrap up his run as the lead government official of the Zenith City, members of his staff are starting their migration to "the next job". One of those officials is Daniel Fanning, who recently served as the Director of Communications and Policy for the City of Duluth and the Mayor's office.
Since Mayor Don Ness is an outgoing Mayor, every thing he does will be his last time. So the Public is invited to watch Mayor Don Ness deliver his final State of the City Address on Monday, March 2, 2015 at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center, Lakeside Ballroom...
Mayor Don Ness has announced the appointment of Bryan Bushey as the next Chief of the Duluth Fire Department, replacing retiring Chief John Strongitharm. Congratulations, you bring a lot of experience to the job.
Duluth Mayor Don Ness invites all of Duluth to join him and the Bob Pratt family for the ribbon cutting and dedication of the Bob Pratt Pavilion at the Jean Duluth Road soccer fields Friday August 8th at 4 pm.
A year ago today, community members found themselves shellshocked by the extensive damage that followed intense rainfall overnight June 19-20, 2012. In the year since the flood, much progress has been made, but as Duluth Mayor Don Ness says, there is still a long road ahead in achieving full recovery for the city.
Most people will be indoors tonite with the snow making it's way through the area, why not get on the internet and watch the State of the City address tonite 5:30 p.m. at Duluth2013.com after the event.
Breaking news from our partners at the Northland's News Center, is that Gov. Mark Dayton is taking a look and helping Duluth Mayor Don Ness to put a dollar amount to the damage.
According to Mayor Don Ness, damage estimates to public infastructures in Duluth alone, is at an estimated $50 to $80 million dollars.