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Blandin grant aims to spur affordable housing in northern Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Blandin grant aims to spur affordable housing in northern Minnesota

A $1 million grant from the Grand Rapids-based Blandin Foundation is intended to spur development of more than 400 affordable housing units in Itasca County and on the Leech Lake

2 Minnesota forests to join national Old-Growth Network - Vimarsana News

2 Minnesota forests to join national Old-Growth Network

Two renowned Minnesota old-growth forests — the Lost 40 Scientific and Natural Area in Itasca County and the Itasca Wilderness Sanctuary SNA in Clearwater County — will be the first

Blandin grant aims to spur affordable housing in northern Minnesota - Vimarsana News

Blandin grant aims to spur affordable housing in northern Minnesota

A $1 million grant from the Blandin Foundation is intended to help communities around Grand Rapids and Leech Lake build affordable housing.

"Minnesota has 48,000 acres of protected old-growth forest" - Hometown Focus - Vimarsana News

"Minnesota has 48,000 acres of protected old-growth forest" - Hometown Focus

Ancient River Warren Channel NNL Two renowned Minnesota oldgrowth forests—the Lost 40 Scientific and Natural Area in Itasca County and the Itasca Wilderness Sanctuary SNA in Clearwater County—will be the first in the state to join the national Old- Growth Forest Network. The network recognizes existing old-growth forests across the nation and highlights the importance

Public Notice – Buoy Removal - Vimarsana News

Public Notice – Buoy Removal

The Itasca County Sheriff’s Office will begin removal of navigational and obstacle buoys on all lakes and rivers within Itasca County starting Oct. 1st, 2023.