Qwest continues to cite signs of heat damage to phone line
The statement today was issued in a letter to Lake and Cook county commissioners, who have criticized the company for not having a backup line to provide service to the North Shore.
RELATED CONTENTCan these guys be beat this weekend?
They could talk, but they couldn’t smoosh or push an outhouse. Al Peterson isn’t bragging, he’s just stating the facts. “I’m not much of a trash talker,” he said last week. “Just bring it.”
RELATED CONTENTPlea agreement reached in Two Harbors school theft case
Sherry Rae Udenberg, a former Lake Superior School District employee, has reached a plea agreement with the Lake County Attorney’s office, pleading guilty to one felony count of theft with counts of felony embezzlement of public money and felony forgery being dismissed. She was in court today in front of Lake County District Court Judge Kenneth Sandvik.
RELATED CONTENTNo word on county broadband funding
The county may need broadband more then ever after last week’s fiber optic line outage.
RELATED CONTENTSilver Bay wants boulevard, main fix
A reconstruction of Banks Boulevard was brought up at the Silver Bay City Council meeting Monday.
RELATED CONTENTPhoto icons are heading to Florida
If you have been to a wedding in the area, chances are you have seen Keith and Karen Johnson at work. Whether it’s shooting a high school senior or baby photo, a wedding, an engagement or a plethora of other special moments in life, these photographers were likely there.
RELATED CONTENTDistrict looks at delayed funding
Last week the Minnesota Management and Budget Department announced it will be delaying $423 million of payments to about two-thirds of the school districts in the state.
RELATED CONTENTChisholm musher wins Beargrease
Nathan Schroeder of Chisholm was the first to cross the finish line of the 27th John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon just after 10 a.m. Wednesday.
RELATED CONTENTA theater surge in Two Harbors
In the coming weeks, two local productions will get more area students involved in the theater process.
RELATED CONTENTBlack Woods Blizzard Tour tops $2 million for ALS
Who would have thought a decade ago that a bunch of snowmobile enthusiasts would become Minnesota’s biggest weapon in the battle against ALS disease?
RELATED CONTENTDFL governor race fuzzy
Minnesota’s precinct caucus straw polls cemented Marty Seifert’s front-running role in the Republican governor’s race, but the picture remains fuzzy for Democrats.
RELATED CONTENTSports Roundup: Feb. 5
Mariners and Agates battle, Swimming, Nordic skiing, SB hockey, Girls hockey, TH hockey, TH girls basketball, TH boys basketball, SB girls basketball, SB boys basketball
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