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Minnesota moose herd continues decline
Calf numbers hit record low. The population estimate comes after an aerial survey of 40 of the state’s 450 moose plots across St. Louis, Lake and Cook Counties.

Slow-moving storm to hit Northland
The Twin Ports can expect 3-11 inches of snow by the time a slow-moving low pressure system moves out of the area Tuesday.
U.S. to commit $78.5 million to try to halt Asian carp
Navigational locks and gates in Chicago-area waterways may be opened less frequently than usual in a stepped-up campaign to prevent Asian carp from overrunning the Great Lakes.
RELATED CONTENTAllete CEO to retire at end of April
Minnesota Power's parent company announced Don Shippar will step down after 33 years with the company. Alan Hodnik, the company's president, will replace Shippar on May 1.
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Even the Wall Street Journal acknowledged that 38-year-old Sean Duffy's campaign challenging the “Goliath” is gaining traction as he seeks to defeat the congressman who’s held the seat in Wisconsin’s Democratic-leaning 7th Congressional District longer than Duffy has been alive.
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The North American Bear Center’s Web site had 467,000 page views during 2009 — not bad for a 2-year-old operation based in end-of-the-road Ely.
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