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On Faith: A Harry Potter lesson on gospel
Like many, I’m looking forward to the final installment of the Harry Potter films in a couple weeks.
Thursday, June, 30, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - Opinion
Like many, I’m looking forward to the final installment of the Harry Potter films in a couple weeks.
Thursday, June, 30, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - Opinion
A solid investment
How to incorporate stone into your home
Tuesday, June, 28, 2011 - Living North - Budgeteer
How to incorporate stone into your home
Tuesday, June, 28, 2011 - Living North - Budgeteer
Letter to the editor: Area Fund has eye on city's future
The Two Harbors Area Fund is a community resource focused on building a permanent endowment to support nonprofits in the Two Harbors region. Founded in 1998, the fund’s creators felt it was the best way to invest in a community’s future – today.
Thursday, June, 23, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - Opinion
The Two Harbors Area Fund is a community resource focused on building a permanent endowment to support nonprofits in the Two Harbors region. Founded in 1998, the fund’s creators felt it was the best way to invest in a community’s future – today.
Thursday, June, 23, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - Opinion
Two Harbors couple welcomes runners into their home
Minnesota nice was alive and well in last weekend’s Grandma’s Marathon. The marathon touts itself as being a “world-class event with small-town charm,” and the host family program for elite runners contributes to that welcoming feel. One of the host families was Bob and Ellen Anderson of Two Harbors. The Andersons hosted 24-year-old Charles Munyeki and 39-year-old Patrick Kiptum, both Kenya natives. And when Kiptum introduced his friend, Samuel Kosgei, a 27-year-old Uganda native, to the Andersons, they were quick to invite him to dinners at their home.
Thursday, June, 23, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - News
Minnesota nice was alive and well in last weekend’s Grandma’s Marathon. The marathon touts itself as being a “world-class event with small-town charm,” and the host family program for elite runners contributes to that welcoming feel. One of the host families was Bob and Ellen Anderson of Two Harbors. The Andersons hosted 24-year-old Charles Munyeki and 39-year-old Patrick Kiptum, both Kenya natives. And when Kiptum introduced his friend, Samuel Kosgei, a 27-year-old Uganda native, to the Andersons, they were quick to invite him to dinners at their home.
Thursday, June, 23, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - News
State board spurns mineral leases
Minnesota’s Executive Council, the state’s top elected officials, kicked 77 mineral exploration leases back to the Department of Natural Resources on Wednesday, saying the agency hadn’t gone far enough to notify landowners of possible mining interest under their land.
Thursday, June, 16, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - News
Minnesota’s Executive Council, the state’s top elected officials, kicked 77 mineral exploration leases back to the Department of Natural Resources on Wednesday, saying the agency hadn’t gone far enough to notify landowners of possible mining interest under their land.
Thursday, June, 16, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - News
Into Africa: Q & A with Two Harbors grad working with Peace Corps
Steve Turnbull grew up in the Two Harbors area and graduated from high school in 2004. He earned a degree in international business, with a minor in French, at Concordia College in Moorhead and then joined the Peace Corps.
Thursday, June, 16, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - Community
Steve Turnbull grew up in the Two Harbors area and graduated from high school in 2004. He earned a degree in international business, with a minor in French, at Concordia College in Moorhead and then joined the Peace Corps.
Thursday, June, 16, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - Community
Minnesotans prepare for government shutdown
More than 600,000 Minnesotans are opening letters from the Department of Human Services this week warning that their health-care and other benefits could stop if the state runs out of money on July 1.
Thursday, June, 16, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - News
More than 600,000 Minnesotans are opening letters from the Department of Human Services this week warning that their health-care and other benefits could stop if the state runs out of money on July 1.
Thursday, June, 16, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - News
On Faith: a prayer for our 2011 graduates
Thursday, June, 02, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - Opinion
Thursday, June, 02, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - Opinion
Search is on for county's outstanding senior
Thursday, June, 02, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - Community
Thursday, June, 02, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - Community
City, county waver on cost of intersection
City and county officials have questions about exactly how much the County Road 26 expansion project will cost.
Thursday, June, 02, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - News
City and county officials have questions about exactly how much the County Road 26 expansion project will cost.
Thursday, June, 02, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - News
Northshore Mining fined by state
Fines are for discharges at pump stations.
Thursday, May, 26, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - News
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Fines are for discharges at pump stations.
Thursday, May, 26, 2011 - Lake County News Chronicle - News
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