Northern Light Opera Company Presents "Fiddler on the Roof"

The Northern Light Opera Company’s production of “Fiddler on the Roof” will be July 31 and Aug. 1 at 7 p.m., Aug. 2 at 3 p.m., Aug. ...

Esh-ke-bug-e-coshe the Great Chief of the Chippewa

by Barry Babcock Sometimes it may happen that one interested in the history of human events stumbles upon a personality of such immense proportions and who for some unknown reason has slipped through the cracks of our national recognition. ...

SEARCH AND RECOVERY EFFORT- Blackduck Lake

Tuesday, July 14, 2009, at approximately 4:15PM the Beltrami County Sheriff’s Office received two 911 calls reporting a floundering boat on Blackduck Lake. ...

ITASCA GREENHOUSE: Growing Trees for a Green World

by Margaret A. Haapoja A sea of green—thousands of tiny tree seedlings--stretches out in front of us as we walk with Bill Sayward through one of his greenhouses. ...

Amendment ‘lights up’ environmental skies

by Kathleen Preece While many of us were celebrating the fireworks of a Fourth of July weekend holiday, the State of Minnesota was quietly, steadily, and in a lucrative manner collecting a few million additional dollars on your July purchases to give light to the dreams and aspirations of naturalists and natural resource managers across the state. ...

Opinion: College Drive Improvement Project

by Charles L. Marohn I have already written twice this week on Brainerd and was going to give it a rest for a while until I saw this article in the local newspaper. ...

Crow Wing is Growing Green with CSA’s

by Kari Frisch Crow Wing County is “growing green” with community supported agriculture, commonly referred to as CSA farms. ...

Both Sides Now: Another side of the OHV story

By Mary Lou Aurell The off highway vehicle (OHV) story continues. As OHVers ravaging Minnesota’s state forests have drawn public and media attention, environmentalists and conservationists are trying to stop this degradation. ...

MORE BUSINESSES IN BEMIDJI COMMIT TO ADDING OJIBWE/ENGLISH SIGNAGE

Photos and Story by Michael Meuers In a recent press release, the Shared Vision Group subcommittee for Ojibwe/English signage in Bemidji businesses had a story on the efforts of Noemi Aylesworth owner of the Cabin Coffeehouse in downtown Bemidji for adding a "welcome" in Ojibwe on her front door, as well as table tents with Ojibwe words. ...

Going Green on the Job: Easier than you think

by Sheila Helmberger "You just need to think about it a little bit," said Adrienne Cahoon, owner of the Whiteley Creek Bed and Breakfast in Brainerd. ...

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