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Tis the season!

Santa has arrived to Fitger's Duluth

The new snow emergency plan:

Hey Duluth! Snow emergency 101 class today is “so how will this thing work?” Well, here is the good news for those of you who use on street parking… you will no longer need to move your vehicle to an amnesty lot during a snow emergency and then try and figure out how to get home. And then how to get back to your vehicle. The new snow emergency response now aligns with the requirements for alternate side parking. Which is why we started yesterday with a reminder that we HAVE alternative side parking, and that 4pm – 8pm on Sundays is the ONLY time parking is allowed on both sides of a street. Here is how the new SOE will work: Step 1. Park where should (according to alternative side parking) while plows clear the opposite side of the street. Step 2. Move your vehicle to the plowed side of the street between 4 and 8 pm on the day of snow emergency. Step 3. Come back home. When the snow emergency ends move your vehicle back to the scheduled side of the street (according to alternate side parking). Yep, it’s actually that easy. And streets will be plowed curb to curb within a few days instead of waiting sometimes as long as a week until the next scheduled alternate side parking flip. Again, this wors because we partner with our plow drivers by moving our cars.

No one does Halloween like us. The whole city gets into the spirit but Hammond Avenue has become the haunted heart of Superior. This year, we’re leaning in. The street will remain closed to traffic from Belknap to 28th so that all the ghouls and goblins can safely perform their tricks and collect their treats. Near the park, we’ll have music and food trucks to keep parents on their feet. And if you don’t usually get a lot of kids at your door, consider setting up a pop up trick or treat station in the park or on the sidewalk (call my office if you’re interested). Finally, if you’d rather stay home and watch scary movies, buy some candy and keep the porch light on. I’m grateful to everyone that keeps this tradition alive (and so are the kids).

Sneak peak at the newly renovated tree! It’s looking better than ever!🎄✨🌟