The Great 990 Hunt, Part 2

On Feb. 24, 2020, I visited 11 nonprofit organizations within the City of Duluth to see how well they could comply with their federal disclosure requirements.

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Richard Thomas on Lincoln School Apartments utility shutoff notice due to “accounting process,” will not create disruptionsMay 17, 2024
Perhaps the City of Duluth and Comfort Systems can explain, by what protocol do they slap a big green notice…
Mike Casey on Unlicensed vacation rental owner fined $12,000, continues to advertise propertyApril 22, 2024
I suspect someone like this owner may sue the City for not enforcing the ordinance equally. Riverwest continues to operate…
Mike Casey on St. Louis County seeks federal compensation for BWCA rescue operationsApril 22, 2024
When a friend was taking a 14 day solo trip into the Quetico Provincial Park they warned him if he…
Ferdinand Peters on Kenwood woman facing loss of home due to slander, deceit and malfeasanceApril 14, 2024
I represented a client in court in Duluth against Les Grumdahl. Not sure how he keeps his Minnesota contractor license.
Kurt Kuehn on Cityview Flats continues to lease out workforce housing units as vacation rentals, without required permitsMarch 31, 2024
For all you folks that were expecting things to change with a new administration-😂

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