Guest Commentary: The Carnegie Library legacy 
Along Waterfront Drive sits a treasure that symbolizes Two Harbors’ early investment in education: the Carnegie Library, one of Minnesota’s 66 Carnegie-funded libraries.
RELATED CONTENTOn Faith: A New Year revolution 
Yes, you read it right. This is not a typo. I’m tired of making New Year’s resolutions year after year only to have them become unresolved naggings by about April.
RELATED CONTENTGuest commentary: Minnesota ready to take over wolf management 
The Minnesota Senate Delegation representing northern Minnesota, including Sen. Tom Bakk, released this statement in response to the removal of the grey wolf from the federal endangered species list.
RELATED CONTENTGuest commentary: Check out Lake County's demonstration forest 
Don’t miss an opportunity to check out the recent improvements at the Lake County Demonstration Forest located eight miles northwest of Two Harbors on the Drummond Grade.
RELATED CONTENTOn faith: The gift that keeps on giving 
Even though Christmas Day is past, we are still in the “Twelve Days of Christmas”—the actual “season of giving.” Did you give, and did you get that perfect gift? What did you give to the one who has everything—or the one who has nothing?
RELATED CONTENTGuest commentary: Be prepared with free training 
When a tornado or wildfire hits our neighborhood, we expect that emergency responders will be there to help out. But with only 1 percent of our population serving as emergency responders, there aren’t enough of them to help everyone during bigger incidents like floods or power outages.
RELATED CONTENTOn Faith: The miracle at hand 
We have been waiting for Christmas at our house. The eyes of young people see miracles everywhere: decorations, whispered plans, gifts appearing under the tree, concerts, the amazing notion that Jesus was a child once, too, just like them.
RELATED CONTENTLake County past was my present 
The best thing about finding references in the Lake County News-Chronicle to my brief tenure as editor there a generation ago is that I’m not in the obituaries.
RELATED CONTENTLive life like Ellen Anderson 
I was once taught that a good column writer seldom focuses on themselves. Rather, they use a personal story to connect to readers about something that many people may have experienced.
RELATED CONTENTAgates and Tarbells 
The Nonnemacher family of Two Harbors has Agates for the Winter Wonderland project in Thomas Owens Park. They wrote: “Imaginative. Quaint. Magical. Idyllic. These are a few of the words that come to mind when seeing the skating rink, mural, and Christmas lights in Thomas Owens Park.
RELATED CONTENTHelp is available for caregivers in Lake Co. 
You’ve probably heard the word “caregiver” before, but what does it mean?
RELATED CONTENTTrees and trails make city beautiful 
This year has been a year of progress for the City of Two Harbors’ efforts to improve its outdoor spaces.
RELATED CONTENTEditorial: Vandals need lesson in respect for public spaces 
It’s sad, disappointing, and downright maddening to hear of this latest incident of vandalism in Two Harbors.
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