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Playing at Lake George: 'Looney Tunes'At first it was a little hard to believe your eyes. And ears. Those eerie-sounding, vaguely familiar birds swimming and diving across Lake George between EconoFoods and the White Pathway: Could those be…loons?Related Content
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Ice or no ice, the fishing season opens at midnight tonight
Northland Nature: Scarlet cup fungi 
Deer hunters should smile
Trails may be added to county park boardThe Goodhue County Park and Recreation Board may soon be charged with another task — coordinating and monitoring the growing number of area trails.Related Content
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Tick-borne ailments up in Minn.Deer ticks that cause Lyme disease and other ailments are moving north and west in Minnesota, and health officials say people should be on the lookout for the tiny critters now that spring is here.
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Red River International Bike Tour starts June 16Get those leg muscles into shape, the bicycle gears greased, the tires pumped and be ready for the second annual Red River International Bike Tour!
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New recreational opportunities will be available this summerThere will be new recreational opportunities planned this summer by Frank Bartsch, Cloquet Community Education recreation coordinator. Events include the following:
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Minnesota KOAs offer free campingSeveral Kampgrounds of America parks in Minnesota will offer a free night of camping on Saturday, May 10, for campers who stay as paid guests on Friday, May 9, as part of Kampgrounds of America’s popular “Come Camp and Care With Us Weekend.”
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Warm weather triggers sounds of springThe Northland received a few short days of warm weather this week, with temperatures reaching 70 degrees. The enjoyable weather brought many people outdoors, but the pleasant break is not expected to last long.
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Playing at Lake George: 'Looney Tunes'At first it was a little hard to believe your eyes. And ears. Those eerie-sounding, vaguely familiar birds swimming and diving across Lake George between EconoFoods and the White Pathway: Could those be…loons?Related Content
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Wild Side: Are the outdoors still great?“If you go out in the woods today, you’re in for a big surprise.” I didn’t need this opening line from the children’s song “Teddy Bears’ Picnic” as an incentive for me to get out into the woods as a child.Related Content
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Board says no to ATVs in largest state forestAll-terrain vehicles will not be allowed in Wisconsin’s largest state forest.Related Content
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The annual ooze of Maple SyrupThe sap is running again as area producers help put Minnesota on the mapJerry Jacobson took a look at the shelves displaying some of his bottles of maple syrup – which he produces from nearly 1,200 black and sugar maple trees on his 40-acre wooded property in Otter Tail County. Related Content
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Gov. Pawlenty launches outdoor-themed art competition
Phenology
report on horse injury investigation
A Big Oops
More MAT Transit riders every day!
