Loved your article in the November 19 Lake County Press. Your thinking is the same as mine. Something is very wrong when the majority votes go to those known to have criminal records, those liars. Why do many think that it was OK to march on the capitol? It doesn’t seem to matter anymore. Why such a following with the idea that the election was stolen? Why such a following with the one that started this?
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A public hearing was held during the Two Harbors city council meeting Monday night regarding proposed assessments for the completed 20212022 street improvement project. More than a dozen letters objecting to the proposed assessments were recorded, and several residents expressed that they did not feel the assessments were fair.
On October 18th David Schauer of Duluth captured this photo at the Two Harbors ore docks with a drone camera. “I was lucky it was daylight so I could get this extremely rare picture of the Nels J tugboat kissing the small saltie into the dock,” said Schauer.
Deer season had finally ended, and the Great March for Community Newspapers gathered steam once again. Winter had begun to settle in on the large encampment that had occupied the four Carlton County towns of Nickerson, Duquette, Kerrick and Bruno for many months.
The last day of the firearms deer season dawned with an air temperature of -1 F at my house. I didn’t go out, not because of the cold, but because the woods have been very quiet this fall in terms of deer activity, the few deer showing up on game cams typically consisting of a doe and her two fawns. There was a big bruiser buck caught on the cameras twice near the end of the season, both times between midnight and 2:00 AM, but the odds of encountering him seemed low enough to discourage motivation. Besides, I had already spent plenty of time in my stand or still-hunting over a lot of terrain.
The Pot Pourri of Sports! I hope that everyone had an outstanding and safe holiday last week! The Minnesota TWINS unveiled four new uniforms for the 2023 season in an unveiling of the new look unis at The Mall of America. I'm hearing mixed reviews at this point.
Lake View Clinic in Two Harbors is hosting community walk-in flu vaccine clinics for all ages on December 6th from 10-11:30 and December 9th from 1:30-3:00. Bring insurance card if available. Check in with concierge at main entrance for your vaccine.
by Barb LaFond Omarzu I'm happy to introduce Lynette Miller. We just happened to be walking the same trails on the same day and struck up a conversation in the parking lot.