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STAFF BLOG STORM TRACKER Icy Opener?
Detroit Lake has one of the longest ice out records of any lake in Minnesota. This spring will be the 117th year that such data has been kept. In the previous 116 years, the latest date the ice wen...
Posted on 4/20/13 at 6:05 PM
RURAL REFLECTIONS Gone Fishin'
I do not fish, I do not swim. Last week I fished, I did not need to swim. I spent most of my youth in the kiddie pool at the Warren, MinnesotaPool during swimming lessons. I never learned to swim and ...
Posted on 7/21/12 at 7:56 AM
Paddlefish season, popular with oil boom workers, closes early
Paddlefish snagging season will close early today, in part because of an influx of oil boom workers who participated this year. Fred Ryckman, fisheries supervisor for the northwest district of the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, said the harvest season will be one of the shortest ever at 6½ days.
By Amy Dalrymple , May 11, 2012
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CHEF JEFF — ONE BYTE AT A TIME: Salmon Gazpacho
Seasonal veggies and salmon make a nice combo.
By Herald Staff Report , August 10, 2010
Outlook good for late opener
Mike Berg was almost beside himself at midweek. On his way to check his minnow traps, he passed some shallow bays on Sea Gull Lake near the tip of the Gunflint Trail.
By Sam Cook, Forum Newspapers , May 13, 2010
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Crews to take giant box to help with Gulf oil leak
NEW ORLEANS — The best short-term solution to bottling up a disastrous oil spill threatening sealife and livelihoods along the Gulf Coast should be headed out to sea Wednesday in the form of a specially built giant concrete-and-steel box designed to siphon the oil away.
By Associated Press , May 05, 2010
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Fish compost ready for sale
Mother Nature’s massive fish kill last winter at Dickinson’s Patterson Lake has recently yielded some positive results for gardeners and green thumbs alike.
November 11, 2009
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What’s ugly, smells, kills dogs? Blue-green algae plaguing Upper Midwest
Waterways across the Upper Midwest are increasingly plagued with ugly, smelly and potentially deadly blue-green algae, bloomed by drought and fertilizer runoffs from farm fields, that’s killed dozens of dogs and sickened many people.
By Robert imrie , September 27, 2009
CHEF JEFF: Wild Rice and Walleye
You can't go wrong with either wild rice or walleye. And if you combine them ... Herald Food Editor Jeff Tiedeman has convincing evidence at Chef Jeff, the Red River Valley's newest food blog of fun, at Chef Jeff
By Herald Staff Report , September 23, 2009
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