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Border Patrol introduces new option for small boat border crossings
Rhonda Silence-Many North Shore residents and visitors enjoy fishing and boating on the beautiful lakes along the U.S. – Canadian border.
Cook County Chamber gets end-of-session update
Rhonda Silence-Blowdown Series: Part two, the four corners of the storm
Joe Friedrichs-In part two of WTIP’s commemorative look back on the 1999 Boundary Waters Blowdown storm, we share the stories of four people who were in different areas located near, or in, the Boundary Waters
How long does it take to evacuate the Gunflint Trail?
Rhonda Silence-Emergency radios were busy this week as emergency responders sought to answer the question, "How long does it take to evacuate the cabin owners, lodges and forest visitors of the upper Gunflint T
Prescribed burns under way on North Shore
Rhonda Silence-Northlanders have likely noticed a haze hanging over the region, thanks to fires in Northwest Ontario and here on the North Shore.
Fisherman's Picnic may see helicopter tours in Grand Marais
Rhonda Silence-Eric Monson of Lake Superior Helicopter Tours was at the Wednesday, May 29 Grand Marais City Council meeting to introduce the ide
Ecklund looks back on 2019 legislative session
Joe Friedrichs-The Minnesota House of Representatives wrapped up the 2019 legislative session Saturday, May 25. Their work concluded by approving a new two-year state budget.
Minnesotans break record for border waters paddle
Joe Friedrichs-Over Memorial Day Weekend, two Minnesota paddlers, Matthew Peterson and Peter Wagner, set out on a legendary paddle across the border lakes along the international line between Minnesota and Ontario.
Nature Conservancy tree planting at Cascade under way
Rhonda Silence-Blowdown Series: Part one, all eyes on the storm
Joe Friedrichs-Twenty years ago this summer the Boundary Waters and other parts of northern Minnesota were impacted by what is forever known as the Blowdown storm.