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Fraud Prevention: Protect Your BenefitsI often joke the Department of Veterans Affairs does its part to keep the United States Postal Service in business.
Opinion
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Ripped from the Headlines
Courtesy of the Lake County Historical SocietyJuly 19, 1924OPPORTUNITY TO DO HONOR TO STERLING WORTH OF RAILROAD VETERANS MAKES JOYOUS OCCASION IN HISTORY OF TWO HARBORS PROGRAM A COMBINATION OF THIRTY-YEAR VETERANS REUNION AND FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY OF IRON RANGE RAILROADLike many a worn-out horse that has been rescued by a fond owner and turned out m fertile pastures to graze away its life in rest, the “3 spot” was saved from the fate of falling into the hands of the junk dealer, when the equipment of the Alger line was about to be disposed of last spring and through the initiative of Veteran Agent Peter Rosso and Engineer Wm.
Disability Pride Month: The Importance of Accessibility
July is Disability Pride Month, a time to celebrate disability rights that have already been won, amplify disabled voices and focus on ableism still left to address in government, health care and in public spaces.
Guest Op/Ed
It isn’t the plants, it’s the aestheticOn June 24th the Two Harbors City Council tabled a motion during the agenda meeting to consider removing the Community Center native plant garden.
KTWH Heritage Days Dunk Tank Schedule 2024
You’ll find our community radio dunk station in front of the Community Center.
From the Outside
Embracing the Urban ForestIt was heartening to see a couple of local residents, Paul Iverson and Todd Ronning, recognized by the Two Harbors City Council for their efforts at planting trees around Lighthouse Point and in other public spaces around town.
New tires on an old project
Two Harbors Waterfront gets a “shot in the arm” during a week of community engagement with architecture and design experts.
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MN Driver/Vehicle BenefitsTax and fee exemptions for disabled VeteransA previously covered topic which is relevant for a couple of reasons.
Mayor thanks Tree Heroes
At Monday night’s city council meeting Two Harbors mayor Lew Conner showed the city’s appreciation for nearly a decade of reforesting by two dedicated men.