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Anti-moose hunter is out of touch
Regarding Parker Behrendsen’s scolding letter to the editor about a 12 year old hunting and successfully killing a moose (congratulations to her, by the way!):
Parker...at what age do you think it’s appropriate? What algorithm do you consult to reach your conclusion? Full Story
Moose hunt memory will last forever
This letter is in response to Parker Behrendsen’s letter to the editor dated October 31, 2009. I, as a resident of Cook County (not Georgia), applaud the photo of the young girl with the bull moose she had taken during the 2009 Minnesota moose season. Full Story
Giving website for local non-profits
Here in Cook County, there are more than 60 nonprofit organizations. That’s a large number for a community our size! With the changing economy, it is important for these nonprofits to continue to find ways to bring in money to support their organizations. Full Story
Any nesting boxes in the Northland?
I am Ed Zlonis, a Gunflint Trail visitor and occasional homebody. I am currently conducting research for a graduate program at the University of Minnesota, Duluth. My research will inevitably pertain to birds; however, I am still in the process of developing a thesis. Full Story
Public should be warned before burns
Last week, as the brush pile burned and the halls of ISD166 smelled of smoke, I “stuck out my neck” and called the Grand Marais city officesto ask – when will this be over? Full Story
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