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Duluth mayor and city council to meet for community chat

Duluth’s mayor and city council will meet with citizens for a Community Chat June 20. Courtesy City of Duluth
Duluth’s mayor and city council will meet with citizens for a Community Chat June 20. Courtesy City of Duluth
By Karen Huppertz
June 15, 2017

The Duluth City Council will meet with citizens for a Community Chat 6 to 7 p.m. June 20, at The Heights at Sugarloaf, 2370 Chattahoochee Drive. Duluth’s Mayor Nancy Harris, and Councilmembers Marsha Anderson Bomar, Jim Dugan, Billy Jones, Kelly KelKenberg, and Greg Whitlock plan to attend for an informal conversation about current city projects.

The mayor, council members and staff will answer questions and listen to concerns about any topic. Specifically you may learn more about the new neighborhood stabilization initiative, N.O.W. (Neighborhood Outreach Work). Also hear a discussion about the difference between townhomes, condos and apartments. This is an informal gathering with no specific program presented.

Information: www.duluthga.net.

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