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In just 17 short days Paws & Claws will be having our annual rummage sale. That’s Saturday, Sept.
In just 17 short days Paws & Claws will be having our annual rummage sale. That’s Saturday, Sept.
Five fawns, but just one doe? Nope, the doe in the photo appears to have been “fawn sitting” while another doe ate nearby. .
The National Park Service anticipates releasing sometime this fall a prospectus for operating the Kettle Falls Hotel and operations, a concession business opportunity to provide lodging, food and beverage, retail, marina, and other services at Kettle Falls within Voyageurs National Park. The prospectus will describe the business opportunity and the terms and conditions of Concession Contract #CC-VOYA002-24 (Draft Contract). The park service plans a site visit for interested parties Oct. 3, or depending on weather conditions, Oct. 4, in advance of its notice to seek operators. Because of Borderland’s winter conditions, another site visit will not be provided after release of the prospectus. Kettle Falls is only accessible by air, boat or snowmobile, depending on weather conditions. The site visit will provide interested parties an overview of the concession operation and a tour of the concession facilities: land and real property improvements assigned to the concessioner under the draft contract Registration is required for the site visit. Contact Kelly Kager, NPS commercial services specialist, Regions 3, 4, 5 via email at kelly_kager@nps.gov no later than Sept. 26.
DNR REPORT The Minnesota bear hunting season opens Thursday, Sept. 1, and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is once again asking hunters to avoid shooting marked research bears.
What a beautiful summer! My tomatoes would appreciate more heat and humidity, but they are producing (just slow to ripen), and the rest of the garden is thriving. Well, mostly. This week I noticed that my cucumber plants had yellowing leaves at the bottom.
A meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Falls High School will bring people together to discuss hunger in the schools. The Gazette asked Ashley Hall, executive director of the Falls Hunger Coalition, and Falls School Superintendent Kevin Grover about the meeting.
The St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office warns the public to be aware of a telephone scam being reported in St.
LBeager@cherryroad.com Hunger and how to best transport people to agencies and services in the community was discussed at the Koochiching Economic Development Authority Board Monday. And a meeting next week is aimed at finding solutions to end hunger at International Falls schools.
LBeager@cherryroad.com The Koochiching County Board Tuesday handled a variety of issues during its regular meeting. In addition, commissioners met Tuesday as the Koochiching Development Authority Board and approved the sale of about 20 acres of land for $1,000, the certified appraisal of the property, within the Northome Industrial Site to Minnesota Department of Transportation.
By LAUREL BEAGE LBeager@laurel-beager Warm weather, water and heartfelt support for the community Saturday drew a crowd to the North American Sturgeon Championship in Birchdale.… Login to continue reading Login…