Amid vast tracts of dying birch trees, residents planting the seed to restore Minnesota forests
The forest along Lake Superior’s North Shore has been drastically changed by humans over the past century. Now, people are making a growing effort to change it back.
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The Mariner softball team’s record currently sits at 11-3. After they suffered their first loss of the season to Two Harbors, they went on to defeat Duluth Marshall 21-14.
RELATED CONTENTMaking the rounds: A readership program
Sometimes all a person wants is to curl up with a good book. But that’s harder to do for some people. Friends of the Library member Kay Hensgens says the Friends of the Library Outreach Program aims to help put books in the hands of people who may find it more difficult to go to the library.
RELATED CONTENT3M museum gets a facelift
The Waterfront Drive museum that commemorates the 1902 birth of the 3M Company is getting a facelift as its opening day approaches.
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The Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center in Finland is planning to start working this summer towards providing for its own vegetable needs.
RELATED CONTENTGallery: Lake County newspaper archives of the Titanic disaster
It’s been 100 years since the Titanic struck an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean on April 15, 1912, killing 1,512 of the 2,223 people that were sailing on the ship’s maiden voyage from England to the United States. While the tragic event happened thousands of miles away from Lake County, news of the disaster found its way to the pages of The Journal-News, the former name of the Lake County News-Chronicle. We’ve paged through our aging archives to show you a few excerpts from the papers that were published in Lake County following the historical event.
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