FLOOD 2012
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Guest View: A private solution to a public disaster
It has been heartwarming and uplifting to witness our community’s shared positive and powerful response to the recent flooding in northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin.
By David Ross , August 05, 2012
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‘Flooding the rink’ takes on new meaning
Last week, Esko community members started dismantling the hocky shelter, located at 62 Canosia Road in Esko. The shelter suffered significant damage from flood waters in June, leaving behind mold and other problems would likely translate into a building that would have to be condemned if left alone. Donations in support of the shelter can be sent to the Esko Youth Hockey Association, Republic Bank, 3 Thomson Road, Esko, MN 55733.
By Wendy Johnson , August 03, 2012
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Did dams fail? No, but they ‘overtopped’
About 1 a.m. on June 21, as historic rains continued to pound the Northland, Ginger Kulaszewicz’s alarm went off. This was no ordinary alarm, but one of six given by Minnesota Power to Thomson residents set to go off only if the company’s Thomson Dam was failing.
By Brandon Stahl , August 02, 2012
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Putting faith into action
Pastor Mike Stevens led local volunteer efforts following the flash flood in Carlton County because he's used to helping after disasters. After all, this was his fifth. This time, however, he didn't have to travel so far to volunteer.
By Jana Peterson , August 02, 2012
Lions clubs to the rescue
Nearly a month after record flash floods hit the Northland, the Lions clubs roared to the aid of a number of families in the area.
By Jolynne Denman , July 31, 2012
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