GMN Special Report: A Little Place Up the Shore

Good Morning Northland Special Report

The final stop on the Lundie and Vacation Home Tour is almost 70 years old.

Tour's Final Stop an Original Lundie Home

07/23/2018 09:08 AM

The Lundie and Vacation Home Tour shows off stunning home and cabins along the North Shore, while raising money for the Schroeder Historical Society and Cross River Heritage Center. The final stop is an original Lundie home.

This home is a new addition to the Lundie and Vacation Home Tour.

Elegant New Home Adds to Lundie and Vacation Home Tour

Vatten Hus Cottage Holds Rich History and Unique Story

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House a North Shore Dream Retreat for Owners

New Zealander Brings Worldly Culture to the Shore

This home was designed to look like homes built in New Zealand.

L/B Cabin Connects Owners With Nature

The L/B Cabin was part of the 14th Annual Lundie and Vacation Home Tour.

North Shore Community News

Ship Picks Up Jet Skier in Lake Superior

A jet skier who became stranded in the middle of Lake Superior was rescued by the crew of the M/V Michipicoten. The rescue happened in the early morning hours of July 8 after the stranded man managed to get enough cell phone reception to call for help.

FILE - The M/V Michipicoten rescued a lost jet skier in the middle of Lake Superior.

Woman Injured in Fall at Gooseberry Falls State Park

A 20-year-old woman was flown to a Duluth hospital after falling about 30 feet at Gooseberry Falls State Park on Saturday night. The Lake County Sheriff's Office said Monday that the extent of the women's injuries is not known.

FILE - A woman was injured in a fall in the lower falls area of Gooseberry Falls State Park.

Grand Portage Tribal Council Welcomes First Woman Chair

The Grand Portage Tribal Council made history by swearing in the first female chairperson Wednesday at the Grand Portage Log Community Building and many community members came to witness that moment.

The Grand Portage Tribal Council swore in the new chairwoman Wednesday at the Grand Portage Log Community Building.

Thunder Bay Stops Accepting Fire Evacuees

As a Northwestern Ontario community evacuates due to a wildfire for the second time this year, the region's largest city says it doesn't have any more room for evacuees.

Hundreds of Workers Face Layoffs in Thunder Bay

550 workers face layoffs at the Bombardier plant in Thunder Bay, which is currently the city's largest private-sector employer. The plant makes vehicles for public transportation.