The North Shore Storm Boys' and Girls' cross country teams traveled to the Dan Conway cross country meet held in Superior, Wisconsin, on Thursday, September 7, and achieved some outstanding results. “Cross Country is in full swing, and our young team has already seen a lot of improvement,' said Head Coach April Wahlstrom, who leads the Cook County/Two Harbors collaborative cross country boys and girls teams.
Celebrate Feast of Tabernacles Almighty Yahuah's commanded Yearly Sacred Festival Sukkot (Tabernacles) is being locally hosted by Proverbs 6:23 Ministry, September 30th through October 7th. Please call 218-533-6029 for information and directions.
Nothing beats a good grooming session after a tasty snack, especially if you can catch some sunshine at the same time. This is Woofie, a member of the Belle Janicek family.
WTIP North Shore Community Radio welcomed 110 musicians to the beautiful North Shore of Lake Superior, September 8 through 10 as part of the Radio Waves Music Festival. This was the 16th annual event, which is a celebration of local music and community on the North Shore of Lake Superior. The festival is organized by WTIP Community Radio and brings together a diversity of musical acts that span many genres.
Here is Casper the Cat enjoying a hearty meal with Bob LaMettry. Casper came in from the woodshed on a very cold winter night over ten years ago and became a member of the family.
Brian Larsen In 2022, the Rec Park's 18 Lakeside campsites grossed $152,000, a hefty sum, but should those campsites be removed to create more greenspace for the public? Or should they stay to produce more revenue for the City of Grand Marais, with some of those dollars helping to keep the levy down?
The recent search and recovery of Denny Pachecek, the Hovland ultra-light pilot who perished when his ultra-light tragically went into Lake Superior, brought to light the number of men and women needed to search for a missing person.
At the next Garden Club meeting, Cook County Master Gardener Sally Berg will be speaking with us about how to create small pollinator gardens in our yards, also known as “Pocket Plantings.” We all know how important pollinators are and now we’ll have a chance to learn how we can invite them into our own growing spaces, even if that space is quite limited. Attendees will receive a short handout with pertinent information that they can take home and utilize in planning their own special spot for pollinators. With fall approaching, this is the perfect time to assess your yard and start making plans for next year! After our meeting, we are hoping to be able to tour a local garden which is located a short distance from the Memorial Rose Garden.