TWO HARBORS MN
Mill in Two Harbors gets $6 million upgrade 
The Louisiana Pacific plant has closed for four weeks while a huge machine is installed. The machine presses aspen chips under extreme heat and pressure into sheets of wood siding which is used in the housing industry.
By Associated Press , February 04, 2013
Minnesota couple’s foster care license revoked after spanking
A Two Harbors couple’s child foster care license was revoked because the foster mother spanked a foster child in violation of state rules, according to the Minnesota Department of Human Services.
By John Lundy and Lareesa Sandretsky , July 12, 2012
Minutes from deer hunting destination, 2 friends killed on N.E. Minnesota road
Nik Nelson, of Carlton, Minn., and Aaron Nelson, of Wrenshall, Minn., both 22, died Tuesday when their pickup skidded on a Highway 61 bridge near Two Harbors and was struck by an SUV.
By Associated Press , November 17, 2011
At least 2 die in crash in NE Minnesota
At least two people are dead after a pickup truck and a sport utility vehicle collided near Gooseberry Falls in northeast Minnesota.
By Associated Press , November 15, 2011
Northern Minnesota snowmobiler survives collision - with owl
One moment, Chris Hatfield of Two Harbors, Minn., was zipping along the North Shore State Trail on his snowmobile. The next, he was sprawled on the trail unconscious, the victim of a vicious collision.
With an owl.
By Sam Cook , January 15, 2011
So, a seminarian walks into a bar in Two Harbors ... and preaches
Spending Sunday mornings in a bar sounds like an activity for those running from God. For this small group in a watering hole in Two Harbors, about 160 miles northeast of Minneapolis, it’s about chasing God. It’s one unconventional place of worship around the country fostered by an evangelical movement known as “the emerging church.”
By Patrick Condon , January 09, 2011
OUTDOORS ROUNDUP: Hunter sued over arrow injury ... Ski lift evacuated after breakdown ... Man charged with poaching buck ... more
A Minnesota woman claims she suffered permanent leg injuries after being hit by a neighbor’s wayward hunting arrow.
By Associated Press , December 31, 2010
Minnesota native writes book about sauna traditions
You can probably still be friends with author Michael Nordskog if the way you say “sauna” rhymes with “fauna” instead of the first syllable rhyming with “pow.” Sow-na.
But the Two Harbors, Minn., native opens his coffee-table book “The Opposite of Cold: The Northwoods Finnish Sauna Tradition” with Pronunciation 101.
By Christa Lawler , December 25, 2010
Minnesota woman's bull moose story is no bull
Sue Chalstrom hadn't shot a big-game animal until last weekend, when a huge bull moose walked into her hunting area near Two Harbors, Minn.
By Sam Cook , October 10, 2010
Report: Dispatcher gave authority for both trains to be on track
A preliminary report obtained by the News Tribune on Thursday’s head-on train collision near Two Harbors said a dispatcher gave the trains permission to occupy the same track.
By Brandon Stahl , October 01, 2010
Five injured when two trains collide north of Two Harbors, Minn.
Five crew members were injured in a head-on collision Thursday between two Canadian National trains north of Two Harbors, according to a CN spokesman in Chicago.
By Lisa Baumann , October 01, 2010
Mishap lands truck on school steps
A pickup truck ended up on a stairway leading to an entrance to Minnehaha Elementary in Two Harbors this morning in an accident police said "looked worse than it really was."
By Mike Creger , September 28, 2010
Two Harbors Cheez-It arsonist gets probation
Seth Storms, who pleaded guilty last month to setting fire to Seventh Avenue Auto Service in Two Harbors, Minn., last November has been sentenced to five years of probation and credit for 142 days served in jail, the Lake County Attorney’s office reported.
By Mike Creger , August 10, 2010
Lake Superior schools gets state approval for four-day week
After a third try, the Lake Superior school district proposal for a four-day week at Two Harbors, Minn., and Silver Bay, Minn., schools was approved by the state this week. It means students, parents and staff will face a radical change in the school routine come Sept. 7.
By Matt Suoja , August 05, 2010
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