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February 2018
The Hub Foot and Nail Care Clinics – Third Tuesday of Every Month
Place: The Hub - 10 Broadway, Grand Marais, MN Dates: Third Tuesday of every month Time: 8:30 a.m. until finished Details: Schedule an appointment by calling the Hub at (218) 387-2660. First come, first served starting at 8:30 am. Patients need to bring their own Foot basin Towel $10 cash Clinic staff will be using the same infection control protocols that are in place at the clinic.
Find out more »Car Seat Safety Check
Sawtooth Mountain Clinic and Grand Portage Health Services, along with the Grand Marais Fire Department, are pleased to bring the community the first child car seat inspection station. Parents are encouraged to stop by and have their child's car seat inspected free of charge. When a parent arrives , a certified car seat technician climbs into the vehicle to inspect child safety seats. Necessary adjustment are made will be made so the seats are properly installed to protect children in…
Find out more »March 2018
WIC (Women, Infants and Children) – CANCELLED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Click on event to learn more.
COVID-19 RESPONSE: The Minnesota WIC Program continues to operate during the response to COVID-19. Please call Sawtooth Mountain Clinic for Cook County WIC if you have questions. WIC appointments which have customarily been in-person will be done by phone or video until further notice. WIC day held at the clinic will resume the second Tuesday of each month only when it is considered safe to do so. The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) provides Federal…
Find out more »April 2018
Blood Pressure + Blood Sugar Screenings
Blood Pressure and Blood Sugar Screenings. Blood Pressure N/C. Blood Sugar Screening $3.00
Find out more »Birch Grove Foot and Nail Care Clinics – Third Wednesday of Every Month
Third Wednesday of every month Place: Birch Grove Community Center Time: 12:30 (after the senior meal) until finished. To register, call SMC at 218-387-2330. Please enter and exit through the doors by the playground. Patients need to bring their own: Foot basin Towel $10 cash Clinic staff will be using the same infection control protocols that are in place at the clinic.
Find out more »May 2018
Spring Walk/Bike to School Day
Join the Safe Routes to School Committee for the Spring Walk/Bike to School Day on Wednesday, May 9th! Law enforcement and community volunteers will be accompanying the Walking School Buses to both ISD 166 and Great Expectations School on the three routes. Studies have found that physical activity, such as walking or biking to school, allows students to concentrate better during the school day. So what better way to start the day than joining in! All students are welcome! Parents…
Find out more »Navigating the Virtual Playground
Cyberbullying + Texting + Screen Time + Toxic Images = Yikes! As technology grows and adapts, kids are growing and adapting right along with it. The online highway can have some steep learning curves, for students and for parents. Youth can find themselves in over their head as technology choices move faster than their developmental abilities. Technology isn’t a bad thing, but young people need help in navigating these tools so that their empathy and sense of self can also grow and…
Find out more »Annual Bike Safety Rodeo
The Grand Marais Safe Routes to School group invites all kids and parents to the annual Bike Safety Rodeo on Thursday, May 24th from 3 to 5 pm at the Cook County Community Center in Grand Marais. Join in the fun, with bike checks and helmet fittings, helmet decorating, ride the course, and food. Bring your bike, helmet, and signed permission slip (limited loaner helmets will be available). The waiver/permission slip was sent home by Sawtooth Elementary and Great Expectations…
Find out more »June 2018
Living Well with Chronic Pain Workshop
This 6-week workshop helps people develop a plan to stay active and live healthier in spite of chronic pain. Participants learn practical and simple strategies to manage pain and pace activities to stay engaged. The objective is increased self-confidence to assume an active role in managing pain. Two trained peer leaders guide the discussions and activities to meet specific needs. Open to adults with chronic pain, family members and caregivers. This workshop is part of a self-management series developed by…
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