“Knowledge worker” is one of those biz-talk terms that is so broad it can be nearly impossible to pin down. Carpenters build things. Retailers sell things. Housekeepers clean things. So what do knowledge workers do? Well, lots, as it turns out, much of which involves using computers and the Internet. Using the Internet is about to become much easier and... READ MORE >
Local author, blogger and entrepreneur Susan May Warren will conduct an all-day workshop on modern marketing techniques from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, at Cook County Higher Education’s North Shore Campus. Cost is $75, which includes lunch. In this two-part Saturday class, Marketing 101 starts with the basics of marketing: What is it? What are the elements... READ MORE >
Before the first running of the John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon in 1980, there was the Gunflint Mail Run. On Monday, January 30 and Tuesday, January 31, 2012, locals plan to revive the race in Grand Marais—one of the only snow-covered spots in the state. “When the Beargrease race was cancelled due to lack of snow, the mushers here were... READ MORE >
On January 21, Darrell Smith of Grand Marais was awarded the 2011 Arrowhead EMS Association “Friend of EMS Award.” Arrowhead EMS presents this award each year to an individual whose contributions to emergency medical services have impacted the Arrowhead region either within their community or throughout the region. In Darrell’s case, he was recognized for both local and regional efforts.... READ MORE >
WTIP North Shore Community Radio is committed to serving and responding to the needs of its community of listeners. As we begin the New Year, we’d like to hear what local issues are on your mind, what you and your friends and associates are talking about, and what concerns do you have for our community. Your ideas will help inform... READ MORE >
Cook County Local Energy Project (CCLEP) received funding last fall for a part-time coordinator position for 2012. Virginia Danfelt was hired for this half-time position to handle administrative duties of the almost four-year-old nonprofit and assist the board in advancing their goals. CCLEP originally was formed as a citizen’s group to coordinate a local response to the worldwide transition away... READ MORE >
Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation (IRRRB) Commissioner Tony Sertich has been named by Twin Cities Business magazine to its list of “200 Minnesotans You Should Know.” Governor Mark Dayton in January 2011 appointed Sertich as IRRRB commissioner. The prestigious list features Minnesota’s up-and-coming leaders, agents of innovation, and builders of the outstate economy. Industry titans, creative geniuses, sports leaders and... READ MORE >
The Grand Marais Art Colony just announced they will be hiring a part-time, year-round position to work Sundays – Tuesdays. “It is very exciting,” said Amy Demmer, executive director of the Art Colony. “Our programming has grown significantly and having another person on staff will allow us to better serve our community.” This position will serve a variety of duties... READ MORE >
The announcement that the John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon had been cancelled was met with disappointment all up and down the North Shore. Few people were more disappointed than the dedicated photographers who follow the race, braving frozen fingers and batteries to capture the action. The good news is that although the 2012 race will not take place, the John... READ MORE >
With a focus on urban street life across our globe, John Salminen shares his extraordinary watercolor talent. With exceptional voice and acoustic instrumentals, Bump and Barbara Jean bring their unique folk/rock sound live to The PlayList, which premiered Jan. 19 and will be repeated Saturday, Jan. 21 at 3 p.m. and Sunday, Jan. 22 at 1:30 p.m. on PBS North.... READ MORE >
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