Marshall Helmberger is the Publisher of the Timberjay Newspaper, a local publication based in Ely, Minnesota. He specializes in covering news and events in the Ely area, including topics such as local government, sports, music, and community achievements. His work has also been featured in Outdoor News, further highlighting his dedication to reporting on outdoor activities and environmental issues in the region.
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Marshall Helmberger's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on sports events and government announcements. When reaching out to Marshall, consider providing insights related to local sporting events, especially hockey, as well as analysis of government policies and legal regulations impacting the Ely community in Minnesota.
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Wolves dominating in quest for fourth-straight Section 7A title
NOAA: The developing pattern could boost the region’s odds for a snow lovers’ winter
By: Marshall Helmberger
Pose Lake, in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, shows the impact of the 2011 Pagami Creek Fire, which burned over 90,000 acres.
REGIONAL— The North Country voted against the grain of the national mood on Tuesday, as Democrat Kamala Harris won in St. Louis, Lake, and Cook counties, by nearly identical margins to four years ago. That ran contrary to the trend elsewhere in the country, where former president Donald Trump generally improved on his margins this time, versus his 2020 run against Joe Biden.
October ended about five degrees warmer than normal across the North Country
DNR: Preseason scouting and time on the stand will improve your odds
VIRGINIA— The Timberwolves made short work of South Ridge last Wednesday as they beat the second-seeded Panthers in straight sets, 25-12, 25-16, 25-13, to clinch their fourth straight berth in the section finals. Their Oct. 30 win over South Ridge maintained the Wolves’ undefeated record in Section 7 play for 2024.
By: Marshall Helmberger
Two lawsuits filed to reverse Lake County decision regarding Silver Rapids Lodge expansion plans
By: Marshall Helmberger
A small portion of the gravel pit in question as seen from Wolf Lake Rd.
Last winter’s record mild conditions likely boosted deer survival; buck harvest is up ten percent over 2023 hunt
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