News & Local Affairs
MNsure update from Rachelle Christenson
-Though the initial sign-up period has ended for this year, there still are several possibilities for a MnSure sign-up.
Open school policy adopted -- with reservations
-ISD166 has a new weapons policy, a new open campus policy and a teacher contract. WTIP’s Jay Andersen spoke with Superintendent Beth Schwarz about the recent board meeting.
Weekend News Roundup for May 17
-Each week the WTIP news team puts together a roundup of the week's news.
Healthy Community: Newspaper focus group, Tuesday May 20
-Rhonda Silence, editor of the Cook County News Herald, is participating in the Editors and Publishers Leadership Program offered through the Minnesota Newspaper Association and the Blandin Found
Survey: Child Care Needs in Cook County
-WTIP volunteer Mark Abrahamson spoke with Kristin Blomberg from Public Health and Human Services and Emily Marshall from the YMCA on North Shore Morning.
Vernal pools: spring in the forest
-Watershed Restoration and Protection Strategies or WRAPS is the local response to a pilot project to put together a comprehensive watershed plan for the north shore.
Transportation issues on county board sgenda
-Cook County Commissioners met this week and transportation issues are prominent on the agenda. WTIP’s Jay Andersen spoke with Commissioner Bruce Martinson.
Personnel business dominates city council meeting
-The liquor store has a new manager, the street department has a new employee and there’ll be a new canopy in Harbor Park. WTIP’s Jay Andersen spoke with Grand Marais Mayor Larry Carlson.
EDA Open House draws good numbers
-The Joint Economic Development Authority had a successful open house this week. WTIP’s Jay Andersen spoke with EDA President Mark Sandbo about the event.
“Sea Change" - Lake Superior Climate Change Presentation
-Northland College student Julia Fair and Katya Gordon of Amicus Adventure Sailing will be discussing their plan to address climate change in the Lake Superior watershed.


