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News and information, interviews, weather, upcoming events, music, school news, and many special features. AM Calendar includes our popular trivia question - Pop Quiz! The community calendar program is the place to connect with the people, culture and events of our region!
School News from Sawtooth Elementary, October 15
-Natalie Shaw is the new 1st grade teacher for Sawtooth Elementary School. Natalie began her career with Sawtooth Elementary and is excited to be back working with her delightful 1
Nosey Rosey October 12
Nosey Rosey-Nosey Rosey takes over for Wildersmith on the Gunflint this week, and she's been busy!
School News from Cook County Middle School, October 12
-Cook County Middle School and High School will be hosting parent-teacher conferences next week.
West End News: October 11
Bill Hansen-Our local rock and roll legend, Jacob Schmidt, who also goes by Cobi Mike and Jacob Michael, is already pretty famous as the singer and lead guitar player for the band Gentleman Hall. Gentleman
LSProject: Changing Climate, Changing Forest - Part II
, -There are a lot of ways climate change stands to affect Lake Superior. There's the reduction in ice cover, rising lake temperatures, the increase in storminess and declining water levels.
Dr. Seth Moore: No fall wolf hunt at Grand Portage
Carah Thomas-Dr. Seth Moore is Director of Biology and Environment with the Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa.
Northern Sky: Regulus, Antaries & the October moon
-Deane Morrison is a science writer at the University of Minnesota, where she authors the Minnesota Starwatch column.In this first part of October, you can check out a waning crescent moon west of Regu
School News from Sawtooth Elementary, October 8
-In Sawtooth Elementary School Music classes, instructor Kerri Bilben introduces students to new composers and performers.
West End News: October 4
Bill Hansen-It was a golden week in the West End – in more ways than one. The weather was nearly perfect and the colors were at their peak. As a result, there was a perfect storm of tourism as p