On Thursday night, March 3 in their final game of the season, the Two Harbors High School girls basketball team lost to host Marshall Schoo 92-54 in the Section 7AA second round playoff . Karly Holm, one of the captains of the team, reported that they “kept within four points’’ in the first half, which was a high level of play for them.
There are lots of things going on out there across Lake County in terms of youth sports. Please let us know about scores and team photos and any other info you might have. As well, there are miles of ski and snowshoe and hiking trails and for Lake County athletes of all stripes to enjoy so please let us know what shape the trails are in so we can share that with readers.
The Silver Bay M-Club Athletic Booster will host its Annual 381 Banquet on Saturday, April 2nd 2022 in Silver Bay at the William Kelley High School Galley. The 381 Banquet is the M-Club Boosters major fundraiser and your contribution will directly support Silver Bay Mariner Athletic programs, teams and facilities.
Silver Bay, Minn. – The Minnesota Veterans Home - Silver Bay has received Pinnacle Quality Insight’s 2022 Customer Experience Award. in the Skilled Nursing Facility category. Pinnacle Quality Insight is a customer satisfaction measurement firm with 26 years of experience in postacute healthcare. Pinnacle conducts over 150,000 phone surveys each year and works with more than 2,500 care providers in all 50 U.S. states, Canada and Puerto Rico. Over the past year, Pinnacle interviewed both Residents and their families on several areas including: • Cleanliness • Activities • Therapy • Personalized care • Communication • Responding to Resident concerns.
ALDEN LAKE A couple of months back I studied up on the NHL standings at that point in the season. I felt that a total of twelve teams were already out of the running for the Stanley Cup tournament. That left 20 teams chasing after 16 playoff spots. In light of the current negative trending of the Minnesota WILD and the improved play of other teams that have worked their way into the race I think it’s a great time to take a fresh look at where matters stand.
Many readers know my friend, Kiva Black, who died last year of colon cancer at 58. It was not until the last few days of his life that he knew he had colon cancer, and though he was prepared to fight hard with any interventions the cancer specialists recommended, he never got that chance.
The Rock Solid Robot (4656) driven by Luke Johnson (left) climbs the set of rungs up to the traversal rung during the regional competition in Duluth. Teammate Brenden Lampela watches the crucial moments and provides input. Photo courtesy of Rock Solid Robotics member Erica Kaczrowski
The Silver Bay boys basketball season ended March 7 in the Section 7A playoffs when rival Cook County came to the Bay and stopped the Mariners 67-31. On a good note, Silver Bay senior Manor Ollman earned Polar League small school first team honors and will play in the Polar League all-star game, a game that will be coached by Mariner coach Jeremy Schwarz.
Small town life is personal. Community connections run as deep as the lake beyond our shore. On Saturday, February 26, Two Harbors demonstrated that reality when several hundred local citizens gathered in an outpouring of support for lifelong Two Harbors resident, Darren Davidson, who was diagnosed in December with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer.
