News & Local Affairs
School District 166 reports positive COVID-19 case, some students quarantining
Rhonda Silence-School District 166 asks for community input on superintendent search
Rhonda Silence-The School District 166 school board met on Tuesday, April 6, to complete the "planning phase" of its superintendent search.
Highly contagious COVID-19 variant confirmed in Cook County
Joe Friedrichs-A highly contagious new strain of COVID-19 has been confirmed in Cook County, according to local public health officials.
Forest Service shares update on lightning strikes, prescribed burns
Joe Friedrichs-A thunderstorm rolled through the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and along the North Shore Monday night (April 5).
Death of former Olympian, Lutsen resident Mark Pavelich, ruled suicide
Associated Press (AP)-A Minnesota medical examiner has ruled that last month’s death of “Miracle on Ice” Olympic hockey standout Mark Pavelich was a suicide.
Registration for vaccination events in Cook County now open through April
Joe Friedrichs-There will be two vaccination events this week in Grand Marais, both on Thursday, April 8.
American Legion Post 413 finds "home" at Harbor Light
Rhonda Silence-Minnesota lawmakers press for stronger sexual assault laws
Joe Friedrichs-A person who is sexually assaulted while intoxicated does not fit the designation for a more serious charge if he or she consumed the alcohol or drugs voluntarily, the Minnesota Supreme Court said in
Highway 61 reopens after grassfire near Tettegouche State Park
Joe Friedrichs-Highway 61 reopened just before 7 p.m. after being closed for nearly two hours due to grassfires burning near Tettegouche State Park.


