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Friday, September 10, 2021 FREE Copies available at the following locations: • Two Harbors: Super One, Lake County Courthouse, Bay Breeze Laundry, Moosecellaneous Gifts, • Silver Bay: Zup’s Grocery Store, Bri-Esa’s Convenience Store, Julie’s True Value Hardware, AmericInn • Beaver Bay: Holiday Gas Station, Mobil Mart • Finland: Finland Co-op • Ely: Ely Public Library. Viewable at Silver Bay Public Library The North Shore’s best source for local news & information The North Shore’s best source for local news & information The North Shore’s best source for local news & information The North Shore’s best source for local news & information The North Shore’s best source for local news & information 10,000 copies 10,000 copies 10,000 copies 10,000 copies 10,000 copies printed & delivered along the north shore printed & delivered along the north shore printed & delivered along the north shore printed & delivered along the north shore printed & delivered along the north shore POST OFFICE BOX HOLDER LOCAL RURAL STAR ROUTE CARRIER ROUTE PRESORT PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID SILVER BAY, MN 55614 PERMIT NO. 3 FREE PLEASE TAKE ONE FREE " Locally Owned & Operated Since 1958" Christine Mallory, Editor N N N N ORTH ORTH ORTH ORTH ORTH ORTH S S S S S S HORE HORE HORE HORE HORE HORE J J J J J J OURNAL OURNAL OURNAL OURNAL OURNAL OURNAL N N N N ORTH ORTH ORTH ORTH ORTH ORTH S S S S S S HORE HORE HORE HORE HORE HORE J J J J J J OURNAL OURNAL OURNAL OURNAL OURNAL OURNAL Deadline: Tuesday, 12:00 pm (noon) • Phone 218-226-3335 • 27 Evans Circle, Silver Bay, MN 55614 • E-mail: [email protected] • www.northshorejournalmn.com LAKE COUNTY’S OFFICIAL LEGAL NEWSPAPER • LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED • DELIVERING TO LAKE & COOK COUNTIES Heather Rose was “two months shy of her 16th birthday” the day she died, says her mom, Amanda Valerius, “and the world is a little darker now without her around.” In 2018 the Valerius family had just moved to Two Harbors from Zimmerman, and Heather had just spent her first three days at her new school. Then, on the icy Feb- ruary roads, the vehicle that Heather was riding in went out of control, rolled, and she lost her life. In Heather's memory her par- ents, Amanda and Jeremy Valerius, started the Heather Rose Foundation with the goal of rais- ing money for high school stu- dents to use toward post-second- ary goals. Amanda Valerius says that their family was motivated to start the foundation's work because Heather had a facility for putting herself in other's shoes, and for trying to help others whenever she could. “My daughter had a huge heart and tried to make people feel loved and special, she would al- Heather Rose Foundation Holds Motorcycle Run Benefit By Kitty Mayo ways reach out to other students when they weren't comfortable,” said Valerius. The foundation continues to award a legacy scholarship in Zimmerman, where Heather was well known by other students, along with several for Two Har- bors High School students. “Even though most people on the north shore didn't know Heather, it's important for us to give here because the amount of love and support the community has shown our family is amazing,” said Valerius. The 3rd Annual Motorcycle Run for the Heather Rose Foundation will be held on Saturday, Septem- ber 18th at the Tracks and Racks in Beaver Bay. Registration starts at 11:00 am and “kickstands up” at 12:30 pm. Valerius says that everyone is invited to attend, even following the route in their cars, or to join in the celebration afterward where there will be a silent auc- tion, raffles, and food. Call Jer- emy Valerius (218)393-6515 with questions, or go to the Heather Rose Foundation facebook page. Heather Rose Scholarship Run (photo credit: Heather Rose Foundation Facebook) Rocky Wall Productions is thrilled to announce that Cana- dian-born and Terlingua, TX based singer-songwriter Sarah Burton will be performing a FREE live concert on Friday, Sep- tember 10th, at City Center Park at 7:00 pm in Silver Bay City Center Park near City Hall. Burton’s career started in 2006 with a broken heart, a broken- down van, and a haphazard tour across Canada in a van named Lucky. This set the tone for an artist life driven by adventure, spontaneity, and a desire to con- nect with people from all walks of life. 3 Minivans, and several grey- hound trips later, Sarah has played on average, 150 shows a year, released 5 albums and played many festivals across North America, finding and shar- ing the inspiration for hundreds of songs. Rooted in folk, and skirt- ing pop, rock and country – Sarah’s music is a collage of her own adventures, and the people she meets along the way. Her songs have made their way to the big screen, earned college radio charting in US and Canada and commercial radio play in Canada and Europe. Sarah Burton, who draws her inspiration from the likes of Tom Petty and Loretta Lynn, is no newcomer to the world of record- ing and performing. With her fifth studio album, Give Me What 1 Sarah Burton - Tumbleweeds, Truth and Terlingua, TX Come to Silver Bay Want, Sarah premiers a vignette of new age wild west songs about internet dating, crazy exes, getting older and feeling like ev- eryone around you is in love and you're not. While Canadian-born singer-songwriter Sarah Burton originally relo- cated to the US for ex- panded career opportuni- ties, she says she had an ulterior motive. “All of us Canadians who go south have a warm spot for warmth” she laughs. Burton embraces the heat in Terlingua, TX. The far-flung desert town celebrates eccentricity; in the recent past, a beer-swilling goat was elected mayor. “It’s pretty wild” Burton says. ·This weird juxtaposition of a small town with a vibrant nightlife, filled with music, cul- ture, art and crafts." Burton notes that in alternative rock and pop music, female repre- sentation is on the rise. She is dis- mayed that country music and the Americana genre remain male- dominated. “1 went to the Ameri- cana Fest last year and there were a lot of great female nominees and representation on stage, but they didn't win." she says. “They were nominated, but the Americana vot- ers chose more men. It sucks that it has to be the women's music scene versus the men's music scene. I wish there was a music scene where people were repre- sented according to skill and awe- someness.” Awesomeness indeed: An au- thentic, inspired artist, Burton has clearly paid her proverbial dues. On her title track, "Give Me What I Want." to the reverberant accom- paniment of a plaintive steel gui- tar, she sings a droll plea to the heavens for a romantic reward. “It’s taken me all of these years to realize that if you want something you have to ask for it” she con- cludes. Burton is no stranger to Silver Bay as this will be her fourth visit our community. We are pleased to announce that Timber Coffee Company and Shore Happy Food Truck will be joining us as well. Bring a blanket and a lawn chair and enjoy the show. Rocky Wall Productions is a Sil- ver Bay nonprofit organization fo- cused on producing and promoting live music events in Silver Bay and on Lake Superior’s North Shore. The SILVER BAY MUSIC IN THE PARK CONCERT SERIES is sponsored by a generous grant from Lovin’ Lake County and as- sistance from Best of the North Shore. Bring a chair or a blanket and enjoy Music In The Park! See Sarah Burton on Stage Friday, September 10, Silver Bay City Center Stage. (Submitted photo)
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Friday, September 10, 2021
FREE Copies available at the following locations: • Two Harbors: Super One, Lake County Courthouse, Bay Breeze Laundry, Moosecellaneous Gifts,• Silver Bay: Zup’s Grocery Store, Bri-Esa’s Convenience Store, Julie’s True Value Hardware, AmericInn
• Beaver Bay: Holiday Gas Station, Mobil Mart • Finland: Finland Co-op • Ely: Ely Public Library. Viewable at Silver Bay Public Library
The North Shore’s best source for local news & informationThe North Shore’s best source for local news & informationThe North Shore’s best source for local news & informationThe North Shore’s best source for local news & informationThe North Shore’s best source for local news & information 10,000 copies 10,000 copies 10,000 copies 10,000 copies 10,000 copies printed & del ivered along the north shore printed & del ivered along the north shore printed & del ivered along the north shore printed & del ivered along the north shore printed & del ivered along the north shore
POST OFFICEBOX HOLDERLOCALRURAL STARROUTECARRIERROUTE PRESORT
PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGE
PAIDSILVER BAY, MN 55614
PERMIT NO. 3
FREE PLEASE TAKE ONE FREE
"Locally Owned & Operated Since 1958"
Christine Mallory, Editor
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Deadline: Tuesday, 12:00 pm (noon) • Phone 218-226-3335 • 27 Evans Circle, Silver Bay, MN 55614 • E-mail: [email protected] • www.northshorejournalmn.com
LAKE COUNTY’S OFFICIAL LEGAL NEWSPAPER • LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED • DELIVERING TO LAKE & COOK COUNTIES
Heather Rose was “two monthsshy of her 16th birthday” the dayshe died, says her mom, AmandaValerius, “and the world is a littledarker now without her around.”
In 2018 the Valerius family hadjust moved to Two Harbors fromZimmerman, and Heather had justspent her first three days at hernew school. Then, on the icy Feb-ruary roads, the vehicle thatHeather was riding in went out ofcontrol, rolled, and she lost herlife.
In Heather's memory her par-ents, Amanda and JeremyValerius, started the Heather RoseFoundation with the goal of rais-ing money for high school stu-dents to use toward post-second-ary goals.
Amanda Valerius says that theirfamily was motivated to start thefoundation's work becauseHeather had a facility for puttingherself in other's shoes, and fortrying to help others whenevershe could.
“My daughter had a huge heartand tried to make people feelloved and special, she would al-
Heather Rose Foundation Holds Motorcycle Run BenefitBy Kitty Mayo
ways reach out to other studentswhen they weren't comfortable,”said Valerius.
The foundation continues toaward a legacy scholarship inZimmerman, where Heather waswell known by other students,along with several for Two Har-bors High School students.
“Even though most people on
the north shore didn't knowHeather, it's important for us togive here because the amount oflove and support the communityhas shown our family is amazing,”said Valerius.
The 3rd Annual Motorcycle Runfor the Heather Rose Foundationwill be held on Saturday, Septem-ber 18th at the Tracks and Racksin Beaver Bay. Registration starts
at 11:00 am and “kickstands up”at 12:30 pm.
Valerius says that everyone isinvited to attend, even followingthe route in their cars, or to joinin the celebration afterwardwhere there will be a silent auc-tion, raffles, and food. Call Jer-emy Valerius (218)393-6515 withquestions, or go to the HeatherRose Foundation facebook page.
Heather Rose Scholarship Run (photo credit: Heather Rose Foundation Facebook)
Rocky Wall Productions isthrilled to announce that Cana-dian-born and Terlingua, TXbased singer-songwriter SarahBurton will be performing aFREE live concert on Friday, Sep-tember 10th, at City Center Parkat 7:00 pm in Silver Bay CityCenter Park near City Hall.
Burton’s career started in 2006with a broken heart, a broken-down van, and a haphazard touracross Canada in a van namedLucky. This set the tone for anartist life driven by adventure,spontaneity, and a desire to con-nect with people from all walks oflife. 3 Minivans, and several grey-hound trips later, Sarah hasplayed on average, 150 shows ayear, released 5 albums andplayed many festivals acrossNorth America, finding and shar-ing the inspiration for hundreds ofsongs. Rooted in folk, and skirt-ing pop, rock and country –Sarah’s music is a collage of herown adventures, and the peopleshe meets along the way. Hersongs have made their way to thebig screen, earned college radiocharting in US and Canada andcommercial radio play in Canadaand Europe.
Sarah Burton, who draws herinspiration from the likes of TomPetty and Loretta Lynn, is nonewcomer to the world of record-ing and performing. With her fifthstudio album, Give Me What 1
Sarah Burton -Tumbleweeds, Truth and Terlingua, TX Come to Silver Bay
Want, Sarah premiers avignette of new age wildwest songs about internetdating, crazy exes, gettingolder and feeling like ev-eryone around you is inlove and you're not.
While Canadian-bornsinger-songwriter SarahBurton originally relo-cated to the US for ex-panded career opportuni-ties, she says she had anulterior motive. “All of usCanadians who go southhave a warm spot forwarmth” she laughs.
Burton embraces theheat in Terlingua, TX. Thefar-flung desert town celebrateseccentricity; in the recent past, abeer-swilling goat was electedmayor. “It’s pretty wild” Burtonsays. ·This weird juxtaposition ofa small town with a vibrantnightlife, filled with music, cul-ture, art and crafts."
Burton notes that in alternativerock and pop music, female repre-sentation is on the rise. She is dis-mayed that country music and theAmericana genre remain male-dominated. “1 went to the Ameri-cana Fest last year and there werea lot of great female nominees andrepresentation on stage, but theydidn't win." she says. “They werenominated, but the Americana vot-ers chose more men. It sucks thatit has to be the women's music
scene versus the men's musicscene. I wish there was a musicscene where people were repre-sented according to skill and awe-someness.”
Awesomeness indeed: An au-thentic, inspired artist, Burton hasclearly paid her proverbial dues.On her title track, "Give Me WhatI Want." to the reverberant accom-paniment of a plaintive steel gui-tar, she sings a droll plea to theheavens for a romantic reward.“It’s taken me all of these years torealize that if you want somethingyou have to ask for it” she con-cludes.
Burton is no stranger to SilverBay as this will be her fourth visit
our community.We are pleased to announce that
Timber Coffee Company andShore Happy Food Truck will bejoining us as well. Bring a blanketand a lawn chair and enjoy theshow.
Rocky Wall Productions is a Sil-ver Bay nonprofit organization fo-cused on producing and promotinglive music events in Silver Bay andon Lake Superior’s North Shore.The SILVER BAY MUSIC INTHE PARK CONCERT SERIES issponsored by a generous grantfrom Lovin’ Lake County and as-sistance from Best of the NorthShore. Bring a chair or a blanketand enjoy Music In The Park!
See Sarah Burton on Stage Friday, September 10, SilverBay City Center Stage. (Submitted photo)
