
“Human bowling!”, wheelchair is not a bad word at Robotics event
Celebrating International Wheelchair Day, Jenna Udenberg also confronts the ways the world is inaccessible at Robotics competition at the DECC

Celebrating International Wheelchair Day, Jenna Udenberg also confronts the ways the world is inaccessible at Robotics competition at the DECC
Hundreds of veteran and fraternal organizations in Minnesota are benefiting from charitable gaming to help support the posts and raise more money for local charities, including American Legion Post 109 in Two Harbors.According to a release from the post, the E-Bingo machines provide a source of low-stakes, low-risk entertainment for members of veteran’s clubs and fraternal organizations while raising much needed dollars for local charities.At least 30% of the revenue that charitable gaming raises for each post goes to other charities in their local communities including youth programs, emergency shelters, fire departments and senior centers.“E-Tabs and E-Bingo is a new source of fundraising for our organization, and additional resources to help us provide community assistance,” American Legion Post 109 Commander Chris Belfield said, “These new machines are the modern form of the paper tabs our patrons have been playing for years.
Introducing a new addition to the Lake County Press, contributions from a project started by MPR’s Cathy Wurzer; End in Mind,.
A former staff at Lutsen Lodge Resort, LCPress columnist Marc Elliott was shook last Tuesday morning when he got the news of the fire that took out the Lodge’s historic main building.Elliott came to the north shore in 1988 to work for the group of investors that had then bought the resort from the original owners, the Nelson family.
What’s New With Agate Bay?If you have visited Agate Bay in the last few months, you may be curious about the sheets of weed barrier laid across the hillsides.

This year’s awards ceremony at the annual Minnesota Newspaper Convention in Brooklyn Park was a busy one as editor Kitty Mayo made the trek to receive honors for six contributors to the paper.
Last spring the Lake County Press had a beautiful campaign called “Angels Among Us”.

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