Marland Hansen
Marland I. Hansen, 85, of Lutsen died Tuesday, October 15, 2024 at North Shore Health in Grand Marais.
October 2024
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Two Weeks Left to Apply for FEMA Disaster Assistance
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Vikings upend Cass Lake-Bena
After a scoreless first period where both teams had their chances to score and failed, the Vikings finally got on the board when they blocked a punt in the end zone and led 2-0 early in the second period of play in their homecoming game against the Cass Lake-Bena Panthers. The game started at 4 p.m.
John Lowell coming to the ACA
The North Shore Music Association welcomes singer- songwriter John Lowell to the Arrowhead Center for the Arts on October 26. Lowell has performed in the Mountain West for the past 43 years.
COUNTY CONNECTIONS
The Importance of Testing Private Wells in Cook County, Minnesota
Answering your questions about Cook County Schools’ referendum
There is just one month to go before voters across Cook County cast their ballots in the 2024 election, and with it, the three-question bond referendum for Cook County School District.
Volleyball team takes the win over Fond du Lac Ojibwe
The Vikings volleyball team has played a rigorous schedule this season. On September 26, the girls squared off against Fond du Lac Ojibwe O Ogichida and swept them 3-0. The games weren't close, with the Vikings winning 25-13, 25-1, 25-7.
North Shore Storm runners do well at the Ely Invitational cross-country race
North Shore Storm Head Cross-Country Coach April Wahlstrom said her runners were 'by far the toughest team on the huge hill' at the Ely cross-country meet held on October 3.
Cook County Coalition of Lake Associations Celebrates 30 Years of Protecting and Preserving Waters and Shorelands
The Cook County Coalition of Lake Association (CCCoLA) recently celebrated its 30th Anniversary as a citizen organization dedicated to protecting and preserving the Waters and Shorelands of Cook County. CCCo-LA was officially chartered in 1994 with the stated purpose of “the preservation and enhancement of the quality of life on and adjacent to the lakes, rivers, and streams of Cook County, the promotion of a sense of community, the education of its members and others on issues of concern to lake shore property owners, the monitoring of water quality and management, and reporting of observations and findings to its members and other interested persons.” Recognizing that healthy lakes and shorelands have a direct relationship to property values, shoreland residents have both an interest in and responsibility for actively engaging in lake and shoreland stewardship work.