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Officials talk about the zipline property purchase and other Grand Marais issues

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The controversy over land purchased from the City of Grand Marais to build a zipline continues to boil. WTIP’s Jay Andersen spoke with Mayor Larry Carlson and City Administrator Mike Roth about this and other issues following the recent city council meeting.


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