Silver Bay News

Firefighters from Silver Bay, Two Harbors, Finland and Schroeder responded to a structure fire at 8:45 this morning at the Whispering Pines Motel.

Thirteen flat-screen TVs ordered removed from a Minnesota sex offender treatment facility will wind up in Veterans Homes instead.

Someone left this for me to find on the footbridge across Penn Creek. Kudos to the artist.

The ELCA could be ground zero for a developing nationwide controversy. Church sources say the Dakotas and Minnesota are one of the hottest parts in the country for protests involving those who are in committed same-sex relationships.

Submitted by Journal Staff on September 18, 2009 - 11:35am. Matt Baron, 86, of Silver Bay, Minn., formerly of International Falls, Minn., died Sunday, Sept.

The most magnificent vacation I and my wife have ever taken was in Minnesota's North Shore Region.

A South Florida teenager was arrested early Sunday and accused of killing and mutilating the cats of his neighbors - a disturbing string of deaths that has horrified residents and shaken animal lovers in two Miami-area communities.

All-terrain vehicle riders are claiming a world record for their turnout Saturday in Silver Bay, on Minnesota's North Shore.

Renovation of the state veterans homes in Minneapolis and Silver Bay gained additional support Thursday in the form of $5.2 million in federal grants.

Minneapolis design firm Horty Elving is aiming to make veterans homes more like a oehome sweet home.a The firm, which last year won a national design award for a 140,000-square-foot skilled nursing project in Oshkosh, Wis., is working on a number of new construction and renovation projects for Minnesota Veterans Homes, a division of the Minnesota ...

Minnesota will get $3.9 million in a federal grant to help renovate the Silver Bay Veterans Home.

Assured the 2009 Legislature won't take action on Minnesota veterans home proposals, a Beltrami County task force prepared Saturday for a summer hiatus.

In a good community, neighbors help each other. That evidently happens in a good county, too.

Once a week, a little event takes place at a restaurant along the north shore of Lake Superior to honor those who served.

Minnesota is not prepared to care for many of its 400,000 military veterans who will need physical and mental health assistance in the coming decades, lawmakers were told.