North Shore
Coverage of North Shore in the Nexus archive.
- Visiting the North Shore Safely
Wildfires in northern Minnesota have created dangerous conditions along the North Shore. Sarah Jorgenson-Hallberg, owner of Java Moose in Grand Marais, provided updates via Zoom on how visitors can safely experience the area. Daily updates are available through her Facebook page.
- Shark's Cove businesses looking for compromise as city is finalizing deal to buy land for First Responders Hub
The city is finalizing a deal to buy land where eight North Shore businesses are located, which would force them to relocate. The businesses are starting a petition to find a compromise as the clock is ticking.
- To Fight Overdoses, Naloxone Vending Machines Arrive on Staten Island
Naloxone vending machines have been installed in Staten Island's North Shore neighborhoods to combat drug overdoses, following a successful incident where the drug saved a man during a Knicks parade. The machines, funded by a $12 million opioid settlement fund, provide free naloxone kits and aim to reduce overdose deaths, which have declined in Staten Island since 2022.
- Gov. signs bill banning gondolas in Hawaii, ending controversial North Shore proposal
The Governor signed a bill banning gondolas in Hawaii, ending a controversial North Shore proposal. The action was described as a result of community unity and strength.
- North Shore gondola project ends after new law signed by Gov. Green
A controversial gondola project on Oʻahu’s North Shore has been halted after Governor Josh Green signed House Bill 1881 into law, which prohibits motorized gondolas, ski lifts, and aerial tramways statewide in Hawaiʻi.
- Kirstin Downey: Oʻahu Lands Poised To Become Protected Areas
A Honolulu commission is proposing to preserve acreage on the North Shore and in East Oʻahu. The initiative aims to set aside these lands for protection.
- Urgent warning as deadly West Nile virus is discovered in California
The Coachella Valley Mosquito and Vector Control District confirmed a mosquito sample in California's North Shore community tested positive for West Nile virus, prompting an urgent warning.