The debate on taking control of Superior Water Light and Power has been messy, with concerns like lead pipes. Superior needs a transparent water system focused on public welfare, but bottled water may be safer for now.
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Defendants Paine, Serck, and the City of Superior move to dismiss 2700 Winter, LLC’s suit over a rezoning-agenda dispute and alleged contract interference. They argue mandamus is the proper remedy for any refusal to act and that §1983 cannot support a state-law interference claim.
An October 2024 invoice shows the City of Superior owes $278,882.64 for Phase 1 of its fiber network. As major infrastructure projects like this continue, city expenditures are rising faster than revenues—deepening budget deficits and increasing the likelihood of property tax hikes in 2025 to sustain municipal operations.
The Minnesota court record for State v. Garner Joseph Moffat documents a 2014 misdemeanor DWI conviction in Duluth and the subsequent collections process. Moffat completed probation and paid all fines by 2018, closing the case with full financial compliance.
The Minnesota Judicial Branch record for State v. Garner Joseph Moffat (69DU-CR-14-3072) documents a 2014 DWI conviction in Duluth. Moffat pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol level over 0.08, received a misdemeanor conviction, and completed probation and payments by 2018.
Skyrocketing Property Taxes: Mayor Jim Paine’s Overspending Forces Residents to Foot the Bill
Mayor Jim Paine’s reckless spending and unwavering council support are driving Superior taxpayers to the breaking point amid soaring property tax hikes.
SoupNutz Episode 10: Unpacking City Council Raises – Priorities in Question Amid Pothole Crisis
In this episode of SoupNutz, we dive into the controversial city council decision to approve unearned raises while vital issues like road repairs languish. Join us for a sharp critique filled with wit as we explore bold alternatives to wasteful spending in local politics.
Outcry Erupts as Superior Tourism Commission’s $120,000 Contract with Charlie Berens Sparks Scandal and Calls for Transparency
The Superior Tourism Commission faces backlash after a controversial $120,000 contract with influencer Charlie Berens highlights ongoing governance issues and secrecy.