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John Schloot flashes a smile as the historic bear sign is re-installed, Friday, September 13, 2013.

Refurbished Gunflint Trail signs back in place

The historic Gunflint Trail signs in downtown Grand Marais are back in place after getting  much needed facelifts.


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Songwriter Jon Vezner, folk legend Tom Paxton, and guitarist Jonathan Brown, all on The Roadhouse

Buck & Dick welcomed Tom Paxton, Jon Vezner, and Jonathan Brown to Studio A Sept. 13 for talk and music. The three were in Grand Marais to perform on NPR's Mountain Stage, Friday evening, and Unplugged XII, Saturday evening, both at North House Folk School.


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"Sole Survivor" explores the lives of lone survivors of commercial plane crashes

Ky Dickens has made a powerful new film, "Sole Survivor," which documents the struggles of people who were the only ones to survive deadly plane crashes. Though these people are seen as 'lucky', special challenges come with being a sole survivor. Buck spoke with her Sept. 13.


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Mel Duncan of Nonviolent Peaceforce, on peaceful civilian response to conflict around the world

Dick spoke Sept. 13 with Mel Duncan, co-founder and director of advocacy & research of Nonviolent Peaceforce.


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Wildersmith on the Gunflint: September 13

The Gunflint corridor is at the halfway point of month nine.  That in mind, I pause at the thought of kicking off my 13th year of reflecting on weekly Trail happenings and commentary.


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West End News: September 12

If you’ve ever thought about going back to college, you should know that you can do it right here in Cook County, in a flexible way that fits with your life.  Cook County Higher Education h


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Weekend Outdoors with Larry Weber: September 14th

Local naturalist and retired teacher Larry Weber joins us each Saturday morning to share his observations on what's going on in the great outdoors.


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Weekend News Roundup for September 14

Each week the WTIP news staff puts together a roundup of the news over the past five days. Barrel recovery resumes on Lake Superior, also experts assess the future of the big lake.


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Moments in Time: Sudbury Meteorite

On March 9, 2013, the Cook County Historical Society held a storytelling event at the Arrowhead Center for the Arts in Grand Marais.


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County sets 2014 preliminary levy

The county commissioners heard from concerned citizens about rumble strips on Hwy 61, and they set the preliminary levy for 2014.


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EDA and the Small Cities Development Program in West End

There’s a housing survey and workshop through the Economic Development Authority coming up in the West End.


Ann Kiral packs meals for delivery.

Meals on Wheels; more than food

In Grand Marais, the Meals on Wheels program is offered by the Arrowhead Economic Opportunity Agency through the Cook County Senior Center.  Meals are delivered Monday thru Friday with the option


Tune in Saturdays at 10 p.m. for Soul Deluxe (Soul Portrait/Flickr)

Soul Deluxe

on WTIP Saturday 10pm-Sunday 12am.
Genre: 
Electronic, Disco, Funk, Hip-Hop, House, Jazz, and R&B

DJ Byron Fenix (Navajo/Hopi) satiates the musical taste buds of listeners with an eclectic entree of electronic, disco, funk, hip-hop, house, jazz, and r&b that will keep listeners ears glued to t

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Al Hedstrom, Don Bauer & Bruce Dean play The Roadhouse

Buck & Dick welcomed Al, Don & Bruce to Studio A Sept. 6 for a little preview of their Radio Waves performance. Beautiful guitar!


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Marlene Zuk on "Paleofantasy," her new book about what evolution really tells us

Dick Swanson talked Sept. 6 with Dr. Marlene Zuk, professor of ecology, evolution & behavior at the U of Minn., about her recent book, "Paleofantasy: What evolution really tells us about sex, diet, and how we live." The book addresses the belief that humans were at some point much healthier and more environmentally acclimated that we are today, shows how & why we're different from our ancestors, and lots more. A can't-put-it-down read, especially if you like science.


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