HERITAGE DAYS
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The Shocking Truth: Heritage Days vendor is one in a million
Steve Salseg is a lucky man. On July 6, the Crosslake, Minn., man and his wife, Pat, were in Two Harbors for Heritage Days when Steve said he got the shock of his life.
By Tammy Francois , July 12, 2012
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Heritage Days 2011: Cancer survivor to hold another quilt raffle
After successfully raffling off a quilt during last year’s Heritage Days, a Knife River cancer survivor is back at it again this year, hoping to raise even more money for research and treatment of the rare chordoma cancer.
By Brittany Berrens , July 07, 2011
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Heritage Days 2011: Giddyup, the Wild West is back
The area around the Depot in downtown Two Harbors will be looking more like the Wild West during Heritage Days weekend.
By Brittany Berrens , July 07, 2011
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Heritage Days updates
Some more results and photos from the Two Harbors festival July 8-11.
July 22, 2010
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Heritage Days in pictures
The Lake County News-Chronicle staff was out all Heritage Days weekend to take snapshots of this year’s festivities.
July 15, 2010
Welcome to Heritage Days 2010
Pierre the Voyageur was born 50 years ago as a way of reminding people of the frontier historical past in Two Harbors.
July 08, 2010
Win a quilt, fight cancer
Karen Hermanson is literally “one in a million.” The Knife River resident was diagnosed with a very rare form of cancer called chordoma in 2005. It has an incidence rate of one case per million people. Only 300 Americans are affected by chordoma each year.
By Sonja Peterson , July 08, 2010
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Give me an ‘L,’ give me a ‘U’ ... what’s that smell?
Did you ever hear the one about Norwegians and Swedes in a competition where the winner was declared by who could throw the most lutefisk into a five-gallon bucket from 20 feet away?
July 08, 2010
It’s been a ‘grand’ life for Alice
Alice Iversen couldn’t stand watching her father walk five miles to work everyday and her family scraping to come up with the $80 per month tuition and $20 bus fare it took to send her to the private Duluth Cathedral High School. So, without telling her parents, she transferred to Duluth Central for her senior year.
By Sonja Peterson , July 08, 2010
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Elvis will celebrate in Two Harbors
Cheryl Sundstrom’s secret is out. She’s a big Elvis fan. That may be why she’s hopping around town like a school girl this week after the Two Harbors Heritage Days organizer landed a big headliner for the Saturday stage show.
July 01, 2010
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