News & Local Affairs
Water level in Lake Superior high in summer of 2017
-Lake Superior’s water level has been a topic of conversation to start the summer here along the North Shore.
Weekend News Roundup for June 17
-Each week the WTIP news staff compiles a review of news from the previous five days. Election complaint filed against new District One commissioner. Great Lakes levels are high.
Superintendent discusses art teacher dismissal
-Through social media, controversy has developed over the non-renewal of the ISD 166 art teacher’s contract. WTIP's Jay Andersen spoke with Superintendent Dr. Bill Crandall about the issue.
EDA sells land to Spectrum Health for assisted living facility
Rhonda Silence-The Cook County/Grand Marais Economic Development Authority met on Tuesday, June 13 and in attendance was John Monacelli of Spectrum Health.
Sen. Bakk discusses Governor-Legislature stalemate
-The Minnesota Legislature is suing Gov. Mark Dayton over his veto of lawmaker's funding.
North Shore Health - Wellness
-WTIP Volunteer Tina Krauz covers the progress on the renovations at the North Shore Hospital and Care Center.
New commissioner takes oath of office
Rhonda Silence-At the start of the Tuesday, June 13 meeting of the Cook County Commissioners, Deputy Court Administrator Kim Shepard administered the oath of office for new District 1 Commissioner Robert “Bobb
Board chair talks YMCA maintenance, new commissioner
-Maintenance staff for the local YMCA was a topic of discussion during a meeting of the Cook County Commissioners on Tuesday, June 13.
Cyclist collapses on Mount Josephine during ride
-Cook County 911 dispatch received a call Monday, June 12, regarding a cyclist who collapsed during his ascent up Mount Josephine in Grand Portage.
Art teacher position on ISD166 school board agenda
Rhonda Silence-There are – or may be – changes to the art program at School District 166 next year. WTIP’s Rhonda Silence spoke with Superintendent Bill Crandall to find out more.


