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Thomsonite Beach Inn welcomes international workers

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Claudia, a former international worker who spent some time at Thomsonite Beach Inn
Claudia, a former international worker who spent some time at Thomsonite Beach Inn

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| Rhonda Silence- Wed, 05/30/2018 - 2:38pm

Changes to the international worker programs have caused problems for some businesses on the North Shore. Thomsonite Beach Inn in Grand Marais relies on international workers to help with the summer rush. 

WTIP spoke with Thomsonite Beach owner Lee Bergstrom to ask if she was able to arrange for summer workers. The answer? Yes--and no. 

Here's Rhonda Silence with more. 

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