Three Shores News Today

City of North Vancouver council will no longer listen to comments from the public about real estate developments, citing new rules from the province

We review OOLA Three Shores, a release that sees Scotch, Canadian whisky, and American whiskey blended together as part of a special release series from this Seattle distillery.

Three Shores Development is covering the rent and production costs of local film students

Seattle dogs Peat and Barley sniff out their favorite distilleries in Washington.

Habitat for Humanity has a new home planned in North Vancouver as part of the Baden Park project on Mount Seymour Parkway

We are dedicated to stopping the spread of invasive species throughout Chippewa, Luce and Mackinac counties.

Hope to see you out on the trails!

The Three Shores CISMA is seeking new and interested organizations to join the CISMA partner network and protect the Eastern Upper Peninsula from invasive species.

A recent collaboration of efforts from nine different organizations resulted in a successful event of pulling the Michigan Watch List invasive species European frogbit from the Munuscong State Forest region.

Volunteers needed at Zellar Trail in Newberry on Thursday The Sault News NEWBERRY — Volunteers are needed for a beautification event along the Zellar Trail in partnership with local conservation organizations.  Over the past two years, the Three Shores Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (CISMA), along with Northern Natives Erosion Control, LLC, has partnered with the Luce-Mackinac-Alger-Schoolcraft District Health Department to actively treat spotted knapweed and restore native wi...