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BOY SCOUT BLOG 2011...A Year in Review
The first year of the second century of Scouting is drawing to a close. How exciting to be part of a relevant, dynamic organization that does so much good for kids, families and communities! After th...
Posted on 12/30/11 at 5:57 PM
MODERN-DAY JANE Cleaning house.
Things have not been going as planned, lately. Mostly I'm referring to my blog life, but some of that lack of control has snuck on over to my real life, too. Personally I think God is trying to teach ...
Posted on 8/30/11 at 9:58 PM
ALL ABOUT FOOD Good Friends, Damp Fire and So Much S’More
I love getting little surprises in my mailbox. A couple of weeks ago I opened a small padded envelope and pulled out a tiny book, "So Much S'More To Do," by Becky Rasmussen. A sticky note attached to ...
Posted on 8/20/10 at 10:49 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Early-season camping brings quiet
Gooseberry Falls It was a dark and quiet night. A really quiet night. A little travel trailer and one small tent were the only camping units occupying any of the 62 campsites at Pattison State Park s...
Posted on 4/17/10 at 10:58 AM
PEACE GARDEN MAMA II forum column (november 09): unplugged weekend refreshing for family
Parenting Perspectives: Unplugged weekend refreshing for family By: Roxane B. Salonen, INFORUM Our family recently took part in what has become a lovely autumn tradition at Camp Wilderness Boy Scout C...
Posted on 11/3/09 at 11:36 AM
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Lake ice conditions currently don’t allow access to the mainland sea caves at Apostle Islands National Lakeshore from Meyers Beach Road near Cornucopia, according to park officials.
February 21, 2010
Bicyclist’s camping plans are on ice
Marlin Ledin plans to depart Washburn on Monday for a weeklong winter-camping bicycle trip on Lake Superior.
By Sam Cook , February 21, 2010
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Duluth boat show stokes marine dreams
After spending much of the past year out of work at Hibbing Taconite, Jim Grandsey isn’t in the market to buy a new boat in 2010. But that didn’t keep the Hibbing man away from the opening of the 44th annual Duluth Boat, Sports & Travel Show on Wednesday.
By Peter Passi , February 18, 2010
Eddy Gilmore: Journey to the top of the 48
I have traveled a fair amount in the lower 48, and beyond, but my compass keeps pointing back to this unique home away from home near the Canadian borer I chanced upon on a rainy day years ago.
By Eddy Gilmore , February 04, 2010
Maruska brothers’ winter gear innovations
The Maruska brothers do a lot of modifying, improving and inventing of winter gear. Among their craftier designs:
January 24, 2010
Winter camping events this fall
January 24, 2010
Winter yurt rental
The Pinewoods Retreat Center at the YMCA’s Camp Miller near Sturgeon Lake offers several lodging opportunities in winter, including lodges, cabins, a Mongolian yurt and canvas tents. For more information, call (218) 722-4745, ext. 181, or (218) 393-3595 or e-mail camping@duluthymca.org.
January 24, 2010
Brothers make their own winter camping gear
Brothers Jonathan, Brian and Michael Maruska of Sturgeon Lake design, stitch, hammer and rivet nearly everything they need for winter travel — and winter living.
By Sam Cook , January 24, 2010
Deal revives plan for state park along Lake Vermilion
Vermilion State Park could become reality by summer 2011, after Friday’s announcement that U.S. Steel will sell 3,000 acres of undeveloped land to the state for $18 million.
By Candace Renalls , January 16, 2010
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Minnesota PCA passes haze rules for northern parks
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has approved new regulations to curb haze air pollution over northern Minnesota, despite complaints of federal land managers and environmental groups that the rules don’t go far enough.
By John Myers , December 16, 2009
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OUTDOORS Blog: State parks have a record September
By Sam Cook , October 20, 2009
Eddy Gilmore: Autumnal urges and a riddle for readers to unravel
Like a bull moose during the rut, I am pummeled by a restlessness this time of year, and it culminates right before the leaves fall and the snow flies.
By Eddy Gilmore , October 15, 2009
Expansion plans unveiled for Split Rock State Park
Construction of an addition to the Split Rock campground could begin as early as next year, park officials said this week at an open house at Split Rock Lighthouse.
By Lake County News Chronicle , October 03, 2009
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‘Boy Scout land’ in Solon Springs now publicly owned
SOLON SPRINGS — A 40-acre parcel of former Boy Scout land near Rifle Range Road will again be open to scouts after the state purchased it from private owners.
September 30, 2009
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