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We all know Summer is construction season, but when it happens at the airport the real headaches begin, just ask passengers at MPLS/St. Paul INternational Airport.

Lincoln Park will have another new business to add to the mix, a restaurant that used to be a church.

An incomplete Target store in Hollywood affectionately named "Target Husk" has taken on a social media life of its own.

Starting this upcoming week, the City of Duluth will begin the process of storm water drain maintenance and restoration.

I sit on the board of the Northern Lights Foundation and was recently asked to appear in an in-house video for United Piping Inc. to talk about their involvement with our organization.  I was excited when I received a call to also narrate the video and others and thought you'd like to see …

The corner of Arlington Avenue and Central Entrance has become ground-central for development in the Twin Ports!  Just a few months ago, there were  three gas stations at that intersection.  Now, it appears that it will look entirely different soon.

As work continues forward on the new Duluth Transportation Center (DTC) project, officials with the city are alerting downtown Skywalk users about an upcoming closure.

The City of Duluth is getting the word out about a lane closure that will occur Tuesday, May 12 in the downtown area.

It appears that work has finally started on the Kwik Trip store that's coming to the corner of 28th and Tower in Superior.  Construction fencing went up on Tuesday, April 22.

With all the Summer construction going on in Duluth, people forget the huge upheaval going on in Superior, especially on Tower Avenue. Some of the businesses realize the updates need to be done, but it is making a dent and sometimes hole in their business.

Road closures are starting in the northland. You know what they say, there are 3 seasons in Duluth, Winter, Summer (two weeks) and construction. This release for First street includes a map, and may not take place if the weather doesn't permit.

With some of the weather and some delays, the Park Point meeting has been scheduled for the public to attend.This will cover some uses of the land that may affect residents.