News & Local Affairs
LSProject: Study focuses on potential impacts of climate change along North Shore
-As possible impacts of climate change reach the North Shore, Minnesota Sea Grant opted to fund a study officially titled Building Climate Readiness on Minnesota’s North Shore.
Weekend News Roundup for July 29
-Each week the WTIP news staff compiles a review of news from the previous five days.
City councilors hear Sunday liquor sales report
Rhonda Silence-The Grand Marais City Council met Wednesday, July 26 and one of the topics on the agenda was the impact of Sunday liquor sales at the municipal liquor store.
Friedrichs appointed as news director at WTIP
-WTIP announced today that Joe Friedrichs is now the news director for the local community radio station.
Loons struggling with bad weather and worse insect problems
-It’s been a devastating spring for loons. Bad weather, insects and predators. Now the young are running out of time before the migration begins.
A look at the Law Enforcement Log
Rhonda Silence-The following is a record of calls made to the Cook County Law Enforcement Center from Monday, July 17 to Sunday, July 23. These are the initial calls made to law enforcement dispatchers.
July Thursday Community Conversation -- Searching out the past, creating in the present
-Dawn Laybolt, interim Gunflint District Ranger, holds a PhD in archeology and talks about the lure of digging up the past.
County braces for loss of significant department heads
-Two key department heads in the Cook County offices resigned in the month of July. Earlier this month Highway Engineer Dave Betts resigned to take another job outside of Cook County.
Two injured in motorcycle crash on Gunflint Trail
-Two people suffered non-life-threatening injuries in a motorcycle accident just before 5 p.m. Saturday, July 22.
Sawtooth Mountain Clinic CEO talks local impacts of potential federal health care legislation
-As the health care industry and the nation await a decision on Senate action to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, WTIP's Jay Andersen spoke with Sawtooth Mountain Clinic CEO Rita Plourde


