Rubber ducky, you’re the one
Sesame Street’s Ernie, singer of “Rubber Ducky,” would surely approve.Lake County News Chronicle, 05/16/2012
Yellowstone Mallet shines in spotlight
Restoration of the Yellowstone Mallet #229 Locomotive celebrated its completion Friday, May 4.Lake County News Chronicle, 05/16/2012
Where the money goes: United Way North Shore Campaign 
When communities along the North Shore work together, we all benefit. On March 15, a group of local volunteers met to determine how the $34,500 raised here would stay here. This money represent support from corporate and individuals at these local businesses: Canadian National, city of Two Harbors, Co-op Light & Power, Human Development Center, The Lake Bank, Lake County Veterinary Clinic, Lake Superior School Dist. #381, Lake View Hospital, Minnesota Power, Northshore Mining, Northshore Steel and Stanley LaBounty.
Lake County News Chronicle, 05/07/2012
Making 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.
Lake County News Chronicle, 05/07/2012
Fine tuning for North Shore students
As the saying goes, practice makes perfect.
That’s the thinking behind the first annual vocal exchange between the 11 Two Harbors High School and William Kelley School seventh- and eighth-grade students held last Friday in Silver Bay.
Lake County News Chronicle, 05/07/2012
3M 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.
Lake County News Chronicle, 05/07/2012
Plans for Wolf Ridge farm move forward
The Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center in Finland is planning to start working this summer towards providing for its own vegetable needs.
Lake County News Chronicle, 05/07/2012
Waterfront Gallery: here to stay
Last month the News-Chronicle reported that the Waterfront Gallery on First Street would close on April 14. But Waterfront Gallery owner Val Doherty has some news: It’s here to stay.
Lake County News Chronicle, 04/26/2012
New Two Harbors pet ordinance limits households to three dogs, cats
After several months of public hearings, the new Two Harbors pet ordinance got its first reading Monday.
The ordinance sets a three-dog and three-cat limit, Councilor Seth MacDonald said. If a resident owns more than that number, a 60-day amnesty period has been granted.
Lake County News Chronicle, 04/26/2012
Make Two Harbors history
The Wikipedia page on Two Harbors is about to become longer.
Lake County News Chronicle, 04/26/2012
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