TRAVEL
Two Harbors native promotes clean water in Ethiopia
By Tom Olsen , April 25, 2013
Trevor Rasmussen's winter wandering
By Tammy Francois , March 22, 2013
Alvarez concludes his 4,000-mile journey
By Tammy Francois , March 22, 2013
Two Harbors grad making Coastal Connections
By LaReesa Sandretsky , March 07, 2013
Two Harbors women assist in Sandy recovery
When Hurricane Sandy struck the East Coast, causing 253 fatalities and an estimated $70 billion in damage, two North Shore women were among the thousands of volunteers who flocked to the scene of one of the worst natural disasters in the nation’s history.By Tom Olsen , January 17, 2013
Freezing rain closes schools, causes difficult travel across Northland
By News Tribune staff , January 11, 2013
Daniel Alvarez's paddle to the sea
By Tammy Francois , December 14, 2012
By the wayside...are these sites accessible?
Last week, the Arrowhead Regional Development Commission released its assessment of 16 wayside pull-offs along the 154 miles of North Shore Scenic Drive. The year- long project, performed in cooperation with the North Shore Scenic Drive Council, used Americans Disabilities Act standards to evaluate the sites’ accessibility to people with physical or sensory limitations.By Tammy Francois , December 13, 2012
Man tumbles over highest waterfall in Minnesota, take two
By LaReesa Sandretsky , September 28, 2012
Scenic Highway 61 to close for culvert repair
The St. Louis County Highway Department said work on the project will begin this week.By News Tribune staff , September 24, 2012
Bringing the world to Lake County
Two Harbors and Silver Bay high schools certainly don’t offer anything like the dramatic private school experience portrayed in the CW television series “Gossip Girl”.By LaReesa Sandretsky , September 14, 2012
Rumble strips still a hot issue
According to the Minnesota Department of Transportation, rumble strips save lives. They alert drivers who have veered from their lanes and can reduce “run off the road” crashes by 40 percent. According to some local residents, rumble strips are just plain noisy.By LaReesa Sandretsky , September 06, 2012
Bringing health care to the Himalayas
Pulmonary edema, pterygium, acetazolamide—all words that Chris Nevala-Plagemann spent his first year at the University of Minnesota medical school trying to memorize for exams. On a month-long trip to India in August, his exams were replaced by actual, living patients.By LaReesa Sandretsky , September 06, 2012
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