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Historic mansions, Congdon's leafy estates, and lake-hugging family streets.
Canal Park's waterfront, downtown lofts, and the steep, walkable hillsides.
Lincoln Park's craft district, Denfeld, and the St. Louis River communities.
Newer construction, big lots, and quick trail access up over the ridgeline.
More house for the money, flat and bikeable, minutes from downtown Duluth.
Hermantown, Proctor, Cloquet, Esko, and the drive up Highway 61.
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Congdon Park is Duluth's most storied address: a canopy of old elms and oaks, arts-and-crafts mansions along Tischer Creek, and a walk-to-the-lake calm ten minutes from downtown. It is quiet, family-oriented, and expensive, the neighborhood most Duluthians name when asked where they would live if money were no object. The tradeoff is honest: century-old houses, steep winter streets, and a price of entry that starts where much of the city tops out.
Local reporting on Twin Ports neighborhoods, linked back to the publishers who did the work.
A district judge found the city acted properly in keeping the citizen-proposed golf course ordinances off the November ballot.
Related: Lakeside Lester Park (park) Lakeside-Lester Park Community Club (organization)
The village's road and rail link across the St. Louis River shut to traffic for scheduled inspection work.
Related: Gary-New Duluth Fond du Lac
The annual festival ran alongside a continuing effort to draw investment into the business district.
The county began revising a development plan that had not been updated since 2001.
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