parking

Friday, November 19th is the Christmas City Of North Parade, I have already posted up great places to park and easy access to the ramps and streets. This is a posting of the street closures and the timeline for the parade as laid out by the Duluth Police and City of Duluth.

The CPD is asking residents to retrieve their cars if they left them on a street during this weekend's big storm.

The remodeled look on Superior Street in Downtown Duluth includes new lighting, colored and stamped concrete finishes, and new easy to use parking.

This year marks a big year for the 60 Annual Christmas City of the North Parade in Downtown Duluth with hundreds of people lining the streets to watch the festivities.

For residents of Duluth you would be hard pressed to not at least have heard about the Pop Up Project in Canal Park, which is now over.

  The Imagine Canal Park Project has only been in place for a few days and is already becoming a topic of conversation among locals who either love the idea or are not to happy about it. I personally have become spoiled since moving to Duluth as far as traffic is not that bad as far as commute times and parking is usually pretty easy, but I do agree that it can be a hassle trying to find a ace to

According to a Press Release from the City of Duluth, paying for parking downtown will hopefully be easier than ever, If a proposal is approved for a Mobile Payment Service.

This Friday is the annual Christmas City of the North Parade, which is a Holiday Tradition for many people, so here is some helpful information to make your night a smooth event.

I am so on board with this new Facebook Page since more and more people seem super careless with how and where they park!

For some reason as soon as it snows everyone forgets how to park. It's like people go "I can't see the lines, looks like I can park anywhere I want!"

Several public parking lots and ramps are available in the vicinity of Downtown Duluth and in limited places along the earlier parts of the course for spectators to use as a part of Grandma's Marathon.

If you follow the local news, or you've parked in Downtown Duluth this spring, you are probably aware of a parking experiment that involves a new way to pay for parking on streets in Canal Park or Downtown.