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Two Harbors housing collaboration on the agenda
The city of Two Harbors continues to define itself around its response to the housing crisis in the region with several people speaking to the issue at the March 24 meeting of the council.
Two Harbors council candidate forum report
by Katya Gordon The March 19 candidate forum for the at-large city council position in Two Harbors was substantive with four candidates addressing a number… Login to continue reading Login…
State legislators hold mid-session Townhall in Two Harbors
The Lake County Press is pleased to moderate a discussion with your elected officials in the THHS auditorium.
Two Harbors Public Library, A place to go to meet Friends
Celebrate the Historic Carnegie library in Two Harbors during National Library Week April 6-12
Rehabbed and new housing trust fund focus in Lake County
Lake County HRA continues to invest in housing, with a focus on rehabilitation of existing stock, and potential projects for new housing in the works.
Aspirus Lake View Hospital Earns Level 4 Trauma Re-designation
Two Harbors, Minn. – Aspirus Lake View Hospital (ALV) has been re-designated as a Level 4 Trauma Hospital by the Minnesota Department of Health. ALV… Login to continue reading Login…
Lake County discusses possible shortfalls in state payments
by Katya Gordon Facing a budget squeeze for the 2025-26 budgetary season, each branch of Minnesota government must create its own budget proposal, and three… Login to continue reading Login…
Four candidates vie for Two Harbors council, Forum planned for March 19
Four people have thrown their hats into the ring in the contest for Two Harbors city councilor at-large; Miles Woodruff, Donna Heil, Laura Goutermont, Barb Omarzu.
North Shore resident to run Iditarod
Emily Ford of Duluth readies to take on Alaska’s Iditarod. In an interview with the Lake County Press Ford discusses her personal dedication to representing as a person of color in dog racing.