Local News
Biomass energy use growing
Carah Thomas-Ever wonder what biomass is, and why all the fuss? Well, energy from biomass is fast becoming the new oil, and there’s a rush to get in on the action, and the funding.
Mega-Project poses detours for North Shore travelers
Jay Andersen-Work on the Duluth I–35 Mega–Project continues this week after a July 4 holiday break. The London Road corridor has narrowed down to a single lane between 24th and 32nd Avenues East.
Frogs and lily pads go together in the summer
-Chel Anderson is a botanist and plant ecologist for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
Tofte Trek results announced
Jay Andersen-Over 200 runners showed up for the 31st Annual Tofte Trek 10K Wilderness Run/Walk. Runners liked the slow drizzle, which cooled them down after about two miles into the race.
Weekend News Wrap July 3
-Each week the WTIP News Department provides a summary of the stories it has been following that week. Tune in to WTIP's North Shore Weekend Saturdays from 7:00 to 10:00 a.m.
Excitement builds over Chik-Wauk Museum opening
Carah Thomas-July 4th is a day to celebrate American history, and on this July 4th, the Gunflint Trail will celebrate its own history, with the grand opening of Chik-Wauk Museum & Nature Center.
Cook County Community Foundation funds eight local organizations
Jay Andersen-The Cook County Community Fund has granted more than $7,000 to non-profit organizations in Cook County for 2010
