Monday, July 09, 2012
Spectrum Health Companies sets forum July 16 in Babbitt, Minnesota
Spectrum sets forum July 16 in Babbitt - Mesabi Daily News: News: assisted living, spectrum health, virginia mesabi daily news,: BABBITT — Spectrum Health Companies will hold a community forum in advance of opening its 38-bed assisted living facility in Babbitt. The meet…
Friday, July 06, 2012
Cliffs Natural Resources donated $25,000 toward flood relief.
Cliffs Natural Resources like always is being a great community partner.
Article from the Mesabi Daily News.
Region slowly recovering from flooding - Mesabi Daily News: News: weather, disaster_accident, duluth minnesota, cliffs natural resources inc., st. louis county: Hard-hit Northeastern Minnesota continues making progress recovering from the megaflooding from 10 inches of rain June 19-20 in the Duluth are…
Article from the Mesabi Daily News.
Region slowly recovering from flooding - Mesabi Daily News: News: weather, disaster_accident, duluth minnesota, cliffs natural resources inc., st. louis county: Hard-hit Northeastern Minnesota continues making progress recovering from the megaflooding from 10 inches of rain June 19-20 in the Duluth are…
Monday, July 02, 2012
We Support Minnesota Mining!
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Does the DFL need a reality check in Congressional District 8?
A good read from Examiner.com for those of you voting.
The DFL's actions suggest that the DFL has written off destinations like Barnum, Bigfork and other parts of the district. Is it because they know that they only control Duluth and the North Shore. The DFL's actions suggest that the DFL understands that their fidelity to the anti-mining, anti-logging environmentalists is hurting them with Iron Range voters.
http://www.examiner.com/article/chip-cravaack-stays-touch-with-his-constituents
The DFL's actions suggest that the DFL has written off destinations like Barnum, Bigfork and other parts of the district. Is it because they know that they only control Duluth and the North Shore. The DFL's actions suggest that the DFL understands that their fidelity to the anti-mining, anti-logging environmentalists is hurting them with Iron Range voters.
Chip Cravaack stays in touch with his constituents
Full Article Link Here:
http://www.examiner.com/article/chip-cravaack-stays-touch-with-his-constituents
Habitat For Humanity - Volunteer Opportunity
I wanted to drop you a note and let you know we are getting
much closer to completing the Myer’s home in Babbitt and we could use some
extra help to finish strong. We have some
wood trim that needs stained, varnished
and installed, some laminate floor that needs
installed, a garage roof that needs re-roofed and some
misc. painting.
Could I ask you
to organize a small group or encourage
individuals to give us a hand? They can call our office @
866-749-8910 to find out more information or schedule
a time.
Tom Long
Resource Development Manager
North St. Louis
County Habitat for Humanity
Cell Phone (218) 750-7391
Phone: (218) 749-8910
Toll Free: (866) 749-8910
Fax: (218) 742-9799
Email: tom@nslchfh.org
Web: www.nslchfh.org Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Who best represents the Range? Conservation Minnesota or the GOP?
Article From True North:
This is a must read if you wish to have a job in Northeast Minnesota. Have a look at who and what is behind the scenes in the politics of Northeast Minnesota.
Conservation Minnesota, Friends of the Boundary Waters Wilderness and the Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy are targeting the proposed PolyMet mine near Hoyt Lakes and the proposed Twin Metals mine near Ely.
The bottom line is this: The Rangers can vote for DFL candidates that align themselves with anti-mining special interest groups from the Twin Cities. Otherwise, they can vote for GOP candidates that will vote to improve the economy on the range.
Full Article Here:
http://www.looktruenorth.com/48-limited-governement/local-control/19681-who-best-represents-the-range-conservation-minnesota-or-the-gop.html
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Chip Cravaack & Local Republicans Campaign Hard In Northeast Minnesota - Democrats a No Show
Local Republicans showed up in force to campaign in Babbitt, Minnesota for votes. There wasn't a democrat candidate to be found on June 24th at the Peter Mitchell Days Parade which is very interesting in Northeast Minnesota. The Cravaack supporters definitely made it known that they will support mining here which is good to know. Other Republicans campaigning for votes were local Jim Tuomala and Jennifer Havlick. The Republicans of this area don't appear to be taking any votes for granted and it is good to see they are receptive to the needs of it. Babbitt, Minnesota is located near Ely, Minnesota and both have a rich history in mining and is a way of life in the Northeast of Minnesota.
Peter Mitchell Days Activities
Peter Mitchell Days Activities, a set on Flickr.
Photos from the band 7even Synz and the Peter Mitchell fireworks. 7even Synz can be found on facebook as well. Nice job with the classic rock! The fireworks were great as usual, nice job Peter Mitchell committee. More photos have been added from the parade as well on Sunday.https://www.facebook.com/7evenSynz
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Friday, June 22, 2012
Babbitt-Ely Copper-Nickel Mining, Mining Minnesota Fact Sheet
Minnesota is poised to become a global leader in supplying critical and strategic metals, such as copper and nickel, that are essential to our way of life.
Good information about the coming mining projects in Northeast Minnesota.
Fact Sheet Link: http://www.miningminnesota.com/factsheet2012.pdf
Good information about the coming mining projects in Northeast Minnesota.
Fact Sheet Link: http://www.miningminnesota.com/factsheet2012.pdf
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Copper- Nickel Mining Minnesota: Nickel helps power fuel-efficient Prius c Hybrid
I post this link just to pass on to the green minded environmentalists and everyone else in the world that uses the prius, and computer, cell phones, ipads, ipods …..
The fuel tank and 144-volt nickel-metal hybrid battery pack, which weighs 68 pounds and consists of 120 cells, are placed together beneath the rear seat.
Test Drive – 2012 Toyota Prius C
http://www.iveho.com/2012/02/09/test-drive-2012-toyota-prius-c/
What do all of these things have in common? Precious metals I believe.
Where can they be mined safely with the new technologies that already exist?
Northeast Minnesota!!!!!
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Sides being drawn on lawns, billboards in mining debate
Below is a link to another great editorial on the topic from the Ely Echo. This is about jobs, our communities, our schools, and the future livelihood or lack of it in this area. These decisions should be made by the people of Northern Minnesota and not environmental lawyers and activists with personally vested interests.
Now is not the time to sit on our hands and watch the dog and pony show. Let's let the governor know how the people that live here feel about having an opportunity to make Northern Minnesota more successful.
Everyone will benefit from the projects going on in northern Minnesota.
For the full editorial visit the Ely Echo Website: http://www.elyecho.com/main.asp?SectionID=17&SubSectionID=34&ArticleID=12080&TM=33297.39
Now is not the time to sit on our hands and watch the dog and pony show. Let's let the governor know how the people that live here feel about having an opportunity to make Northern Minnesota more successful.
Everyone will benefit from the projects going on in northern Minnesota.
For the full editorial visit the Ely Echo Website: http://www.elyecho.com/main.asp?SectionID=17&SubSectionID=34&ArticleID=12080&TM=33297.39
Monday, June 18, 2012
Court allows AT&T cell tower near BWCA
Article from Minnesota Public Radio:
Reversing a lower court, the Minnesota Court of Appeals says ATT can build a 450-foot cellphone tower with flashing lights that would be visible within parts of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2012/06/18/att-cell-tower-bwca/
Reversing a lower court, the Minnesota Court of Appeals says ATT can build a 450-foot cellphone tower with flashing lights that would be visible within parts of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2012/06/18/att-cell-tower-bwca/
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