Placement of campaign and other advertising signage on any highway rights of way is not allowed under state law, reminds the Minnesota Department of Transportation. All state, county, city and township roads and highways fall under the same state law. Highway rights of way include driving lanes, inside and outside shoulders, ditches and sight corners at intersections. Also, landowner consent... READ MORE >
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) has announced new grants for nearly one-third of the counties in the state to increase family home visiting – a proven way to benefit at-risk children, promote life-long health, and reduce the need for future community spending on social programs. Carlton-Cook-Lake-St. Louis Community Health Board, received $2.1 million. The new round of grants authorized... READ MORE >
The Cook County Office of Emergency Management & Public Information is currently working with the University of Minnesota Duluth— Geospatial Analysis Center (GAC) to prepare an update of the county’s 2010 “Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan” (MHMP). The plan is a requirement of the Federal Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000 (DMA 2000), and must now be updated every five years in order... READ MORE >
“Childhood Memories” will be the theme of the Grand Marais Garden Club’s Flower Show on Saturday, July 28 from noon to 5 p.m. in the Cook County Community Center. It’s fun to think of the good times of our childhood in the garden and this show will highlight some of our favorite flowers and childhood toys. The show is on... READ MORE >
The newly refurbished Grand Portage Lodge and Casino looks like a million bucks. And after years of intensive construction, the lodge and casino is throwing open the doors to welcome guests to gorgeous new public spaces, refreshed lakeside dining area and lounge, elegantly renewed rooms and suites, new event center and meeting rooms, a new pool complex with direct access... READ MORE >
On July 27, from 1 to 3 p.m. you will have a chance to explore Butterwort Cliffs. Every expedition is different at Butterwort Cliffs—there are no trails on this steep shoreline of Lake Superior. With no set pathway, discovery is the name of the game. Step out of the structured world and into the world where every step is by... READ MORE >
Ever tried to balance two odd-shaped rocks on top of each other? Talk about having your dreams toppled, right? To learn the secrets of stone balancing come learn from one of the best, Peter Juhl. Juhl will lead a class on July 28, from 10 to 11 a.m. at Sugarloaf Cove. Take a glimpse into the ephemeral art of stone... READ MORE >
The West End Garden Club cordially invites all Lutsen, Tofte and Schroeder residents, both full-time and seasonal, to bring a floral creation to Birch Grove Community Center to be displayed at their upcoming annual flower show. The theme is “Birds, Bees and Flowers…in the woods,” but any type of display is very welcome. Let your imaginations wander as you create... READ MORE >
Anglers, boaters and anyone who recreates on or near areas where recent rainfall has raised water levels should exercise extreme caution – or stay away altogether until the water recedes, cautioned the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Lakes and rivers in several counties throughout the state currently have no-wake restrictions due to high water, and conservation officers recommend boaters stay... READ MORE >
The 43rd annual Fisherman’s Picnic tennis tournament is Aug. 3-5 in Grand Marais. Where else can you play some fun competitive tennis, cheer on world champion log rollers, and attend a crosscut saw competition all in one weekend? Oh, and also enjoy a Lions Club famous fishburger? You can play singles or pick your favorite partner and play doubles. There... READ MORE >
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