With winter season in full swing, winter injuries are on the rise. University of Minnesota Medical School expert Mahmood Gharib talks about common winter injuries and how to avoid them. Q: What injuries are most commonly seen during the winter?
According to Jenny Seagren, co-owner of Seagren’s Home-Hardware-Outdoors in Two Harbors, the installation of eight supercharging Tesla chargers has been in the works ever since they opened. Approached by Tesla, the Seagrens agreed to the chargers, which are ultra-fast at charging electric vehicles compared to other options along the north shore from the Cities to Canada.
Reprinted from the Northland Connection This December, the American Community Survey (ACS) released its 2021 five-year estimates. This data release offers the first glimpse into trends since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic and provides some evidence on population trends that have long been subject to speculation.
University of Minnesota Extension will present a series of webinars to support families and those who serve families in making informed decisions that lead to greater health, resilience and well-being. All webinars are virtual and free. Extension offers more information about the webinar series at: https://z.umn.edu/ ExtFamWebinars2023Jan- Apr
The eight-member Iron Range Resources Rehabilitation Advisory Board approved more than $34 million in economic development funding at their last board meeting of the year held on Wednesday, December 21, 2022, in Virginia, Minnesota.
Let us know what is going on! Friday, January 6 “Morning News and Conversation” at the Two Harbors Public Library from 10:00-11:00 a.m. The Lake County Sex Trafficking Task Force is having a Candlelight Vigil at the Law Enforcement Center 613 3rd ave in Two Harbors.
An article titled “’A Sense of the North Shore; exhibit coming to Tettegouche” ran in last week’s December 31 issue of the Lake County Press. Unfortunately, the artist Annie Young, has contacted the paper to state that her presentation scheduled for January 6, and her exhibit have been canceled.
County Veterans Service Officer A new year with resolutions aplenty. I am not one to self-impose unrealistic, unobtainable, or unwanted goals upon myself.
For your eyesight and your patience, that neither runs out in this lifetime, even though you have to correct the word hopefully used at the opening of a sentence the for one-thousandth time, but who’s bitter? For your meticulous care, that it not turn into mania, and leave you mumbling and gibbering as you walk along the street correcting the names on people’s mailboxes and correcting the typos in the newspaper in the office break room and going over old love letters from your wife and making suggested changes in red ink in the margins and then offering them to her for possible updating. For attentiveness to clarity that does not entail wholesale slashing and cutting of entire sections and passages of manuscripts because they do not rise to the level of Robert Louis Stevenson’s prose, because who could? For a bemused amusement rather than apoplectic fury when writers do not use the serial comma, or refer to their own experience as ostensible proof and evidence for a thesis, or write nothing but self-absorbed muck, or fawning essays about their satanic cats, or endless lunatic screeds proving beyond the shadow of a doubt that Jesus was Australian.