Mother nature is difficult, if not impossible, to replicate— se in point - the snowflake, a delicate crystal with complex shapes. Now envision artificial snow: small, tiny ice balls. There's nothing pretty about it, but it's skiable, and this year, the Cook County Nordic High School team has been grateful for it.
is a video presentation by Frederick Dudderar. He will show it at the Schroeder Town Hall on Sunday, January 14, 2024, from 2-4 p.m., following the Tofte Historical Society Annual Meeting.
Are you planning a trip into the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness? Then, make sure to apply for a permit. There isn't a lottery for permits anymore, so reservations for all entry points can be made on a first-come, first-served basis starting Wednesday, January 31, at 9 a.m.
Cook County PHHS is excited to announce that more free youth day passes are available at the YMCA. These passes are available to any Cook County youth under the age of 18 and the accompanying adult for youth ages 10 and under. There is no paperwork to complete, just check in at the front desk.
Photo courtesy of Greg Fangel Last week, a cougar was spotted on a game camera in Schroeder, just off Highway 61 near Sugarloaf Cove. Mountain Lion sitings are rareinCookCounty.Onewas seen in June 2022 in the Pike Lake Area, and over the years, a cougar has been repeatedly seen near South Shore Drive in the Devil Track Lake area.
