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Grand Marais
Gallery: Renowned builder is selling his North Shore dream house
Just down the road from the Canadian border, this estate is on the market for $1.45M.
Drug-taker strangles woman, bites man's finger off at hippie gathering
The attacks happened at a 'Rainbow Gathering' in Superior National Forest.
Woman dies after driving off ledge as she checked out vacation cabins
She was trying to turn around on a steep driveway when she went over the edge.
Dupre once again attempts his quest to summit Alaska’s Mount McKinley
Lonnie Dupre of Grand Marais hopes the third time's a charm as he tries to become the first person to reach the top of Alaska's Mount McKinley in January 2013, the Duluth News Tribune reports. Dupre, 51, will begin his solo winter climb in December.
End may be near for Grand Marais' 'Beaver House'
Health and aging concerns for the owners of the popular North Shore bait shop suggest that change is coming. The shop has been on the market for a little over two weeks. Whatever happens, neighboring businesses and tourists say things will never be the same. Northland News Center takes a closer look.
New zip line above Gunflint Lake opens July 4
The Towering Pines Canopy Tour, near Grand Marais, takes vacationers on a two-and-a-half hour adventure. The Pioneer Press writes visitors will learn about the area's geology, plants and wildlife while soaring about 50 feet above the forest of the Gunflint Lake area.
In Grand Marais, a pattern of older men pursuing teenage girls
The trial and death of Daniel Schlienz, who opened fire in a courthouse after he was found guilty of criminal sexual misconduct, has exposed a rift in a small town where older men routinely pursued girls still in high school. Said one parent: "People knew about it, and nothing was done."
Prosecutors ramp up security after courthouse shooting
Bulletproof glass, security training and armed guards are among the steps Twin Cities prosecutors are taking to protect themselves after the court shooting in Grand Marais. The Star Tribune reports many courthouses were looking to increase security even before the shooting.