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5/15/2026

jesse4430
May 15
1 min read

ASHLAND - As Northland College in Ashland continues winding down operations nearly a year after closing, the school’s library has held its final book sale to help find homes for thousands of remaining books. College officials say much of the library collection and artwork has already been donated or auctioned, while a small staff maintains the 70-acre campus during the closure process. The college continues to seek a buyer for the property, listed at 12 million, and officials say there are no plans to house Line 5 pipeline workers on campus.

 
 
 

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