Donna “Donnie” J.Engel Wilson
Donna 'Donnie' J. Engel Wilson Donnie passed away on September 30, 2023 from kidney failure.
Donna 'Donnie' J. Engel Wilson Donnie passed away on September 30, 2023 from kidney failure.
Plan will Focus on Outreach and Policy Initiatives under 5 categories - Strong Families, Safe Communities, Outdoor Heritage, Innovative Economy, and A State that Works On Monday, October 16, Senator Grant Hauschild ( DFL- He rmantown ) announced the launch of his ‘Northland Strong’ Initiative, an effort to focus his outreach and policy priorities to keep Northland communities strong and safe. Given the fact that Senator Hauschild represents the largest and most rural district in the State, it is critical that he focus his outreach and policy work to be most effective for northeastern Minnesota.
The West End Community Garden project is progressing nicely. A group of volunteers worked hard last Monday assembling bricks and dirt into 4’ x 15’ (inside dimensions) garden plots for the West End Community Garden.
On Sunday, October 15, twenty eight local residents participated in Cook County Local Energy Project’s (CCLEP’s) annual event. Recent years included a Solar Tour to see residential solar applications in Cook County, outside the City of Grand Marais. This year’s event had a different twist!
When Fifty Grande, a leading travel magazine named The Coolest Small City in Every State, Grand Marais topped the list for Minnesota. Fifty Grande explored one standout small city to represent each state.
Always one of our absolute favorite meets of the season, North-South Invitational Tonight (Oct. 17), the Agates paired with Mesabi East and Rockridge. The South teams consisted of Cloquet-Esko-Carlton, Denfeld, and Proctor-Hermantown. The North team took the win tonight.
It wasn’t raining cats and dogs at the Thursday, October 12 Polar League Conference championship race held on the Pincushion Mountain trails, but a light drizzle midway through the girls varsity race turned into a steady rain during the boys 5K. Still, the rain didn’t seem to slow the runners down as some very good times were posted on the hilly trails.
Led by senior running back Ray Dressely's six touchdowns and a stout defense, the Cook County High School Viking football team put on an excellent show for fans during Homecoming weekend with their 38-0 defeat of the Kelliher/Northome Mustangs last Friday night. Dressely was undoubtedly the 'X' Ray factor in this game.
Lutsen residents, Carrie and Mike Nicklow, are pleased to announce the establishment of their new 501(c)(3) non-profit, Let's Plant Trees. This venture was inspired by their shared commitment to reforestation and addressing the pressing issue of climate change.