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Football team falls to MIB

The Vikings had a huge task ahead of them as they traveled to open their season against the 2023 state nineman champion Mountain Iron-Buhl (MI-B) squad. The Vikings opened their season at perennially powerhouse Mountain Iron-Buhl Rangers on Thursday, August 29 and lost 42-6 to the defending Minnesota State nine man champions.

COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Ruby’s Pantry Cook County Ruby’s Pantry, 2nd Tuesday of the month food distribution 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m., $25 (cash only) Sponsored by Spirit of the Wilderness Church.

Community Column a great addition to downtown Grand Marais

The “Community Column” was recently installed in downtown Grand Marais. The public sculpture, by Lutsen artist Greg Mueller, has been a year-long project. In 2023 Mueller was awarded a Minnesota State Arts Board Grant to create a public art work that included a community engagement component. With the support of the Grand Marais Art Colony, Mueller held (3) workshops at “Studio 21” inviting Cook County High School, GES School and Cook County community members to participate in creating the sculpture’s content.

Wellness

Autumn Self-Care Turning the calendar into September, the smell of autumn is in the air, crisp nights have returned, and the leaves are beginning to glow with color. With the transition into autumn, however, we must tend to the body to ensure we weather this transition in a healthy manner.

Pieces of Me

I love to write. I have a lot to say, or at least I think I do. I wish I had paid more attention in Mrs. Hansen’s English class back at good ol’ CCHS so I can write properly today. I remember back in grade school having to do SRAs for English class. Danny Renn, Misty Johnson and I kicked butt getting those stacks of SRAs whipped out. I remember us being so far ahead of most of our classmates that we didn’t have to do a few levels of them. Maybe if I had, I would know where punctuation goes today?

Demonstrators for Trump/Harris

Last Friday at 5 p.m. there were two groups of people each demonstrating along Highway 61 in Grand Marais on behalf of their candidate for President and Vice President. The group closet to Java Moose was for Harris/Walz while the other group, about 300 feet away along the harbor wall held signs for their candidates of choice, Trump/Vance. While the protesters were civil, there was some ugly comments from passerbys on bicycles to the Trump supporters that was unwarranted. In the past similar insults and hazing has happened to the Harris/Walz supporters.