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THIS WOMAN WRITES Your Lawn and Your Life
From theStart Your Week with Steve newsletterof Steve Henderson Fine Art: Steve Says: "Before we lived in the country, we lived in town, and one year I decided to rework the entire backyard lawn wit...
Posted on 4/29/13 at 7:20 PM
THE BRIDGEHUNTER'S CHRONICLES Maple Rapids Road Bridge lost to Mother Nature
Neglect and Mother Nature brought this bridge down last week If there was a word that should be added to the historic preservation glossary, it would be Neglect. A process of ignoring the needs of ...
Posted on 4/11/13 at 11:37 AM
A MINNESOTAN IN CHINA Letting Go, Letting Life
The trek was over. I got back to Zhuhai, my home in China for the past eleven months. But though I was done trekking, I wasn't through with traveling: I had 48 left in China to ready for a long journ...
Posted on 10/6/12 at 9:21 AM
RURAL REFLECTIONS Heated Leftovers
Writing a column is like preparing dinner; sometimes you make a nice Sunday dinner and sometimes you heat up leftovers. You are getting the latter this week. Pet Dander I heard a recent study...
Posted on 6/23/12 at 8:27 AM
PEACE GARDEN MAMA II faith fridays: 'a tiny whispering sound'
In the first Book of Kings, read a few weeks ago at Mass (9: 91, 11-13a), we were reminded of a time Elijah was at the Mountain of God, Horeb, standing before a cave where he'd come to find shelter. W...
Posted on 8/19/11 at 12:00 AM
Discover Duluth: The other side of Split Rock
With all the attention being paid to Split Rock’s lighthouse of late — the iconic structure turned 100 this year — this installment of “Discover Duluth” focuses on the state park’s less-talked-about visitor favorite: Ellingson Island.
October 06, 2010
Northland Nature: Experience the fall drumming of the ruffed grouse
Budgeteer columnist Larry Weber will sign his latest book, “Webwood: Seasons of Life in the North Woods,” from 11 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 9, at Northern Lights Books & Gifts in Canal Park.
By Larry Weber , September 30, 2010
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Weber writes of backyard adventures in ‘Webwood’
Budgeteer nature columnist and retired teacher Larry Weber gives a first-hand look at what you might be able to find in your backyard in his latest book: "Webwood."
By Lauren Lundeen , September 27, 2010
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Northland Nature: In the fall foliage race, hawthorns lead the way
Anyone traveling in the Northland at this time will find it hard to not notice the tree leaf color.
By Larry Weber , September 16, 2010
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Community Extra: Fall colors spectacular on Duluth’s numerous trails
A brief overview of Duluth’s recreational trail system.
By Duluth Parks and Recreation , September 05, 2010
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Northland Nature: The darting darners of September electrify the Northland
Larry Weber will present “Those Fascinating Fungi” at 7 p.m. Thursday at Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Duluth, 835 W. College St. Free and open to the public.
By Larry Weber , September 05, 2010
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Fancy photography? Bailey Aro’s a name you should know 
Bailey Aro, a 22-year old Duluth native and recent College of St. Scholastica graduate, sees the world a little bit different than the average person.
By Sarah Packingham , September 05, 2010
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Want to go on an adventure? The Superior Hiking Trail is calling
Starting to take this region for granted? Fall back in love by going on a Superior Hiking Trail excursion.
By Shannon Gwash , August 30, 2010
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A walk at dusk in late August turns memorable
Outdoors expert Larry Weber takes us on another of his patented WebWalks.
By Larry Weber , August 30, 2010
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Northland Nature: Goldenrods light up late August
Recent rains blended with sunlight and consistent, warmer-than-normal temperatures to produce luscious plant growths.
By Larry Weber , August 19, 2010
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Northland Nature: Chanterelles light up the woods
Many are edible and choice, but others are not, and may be dangerous. A sought-after one that makes any mushroom consumer take note is the chanterelle.
By Larry Weber , August 13, 2010
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Discover Duluth: Gooseberry Falls’ Fifth Falls Trail
Encompassing five waterfalls and approximately 18 miles of hiking trails, it’s pretty safe to say that no one has the same favorite spot at Gooseberry.
August 09, 2010
Northland Nature: The early migration of shorebirds noteworthy
Warm temperatures, a garden that is producing and lots of flowers in bloom — this hardly seems like a time that we might observe migration among the local birds. But it is happening now, as it does every August.
By Larry Weber , August 09, 2010
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Northland Nature: Hate spiders? Morning web watching still worthwhile
Though many spiders do not make webs, it is those snares that we are likely to see in the early-morning dew, mist and fog of August. We never realize how many there are until droplets settle on the threads and allow them to be seen.
By Larry Weber , July 29, 2010
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Out Outdoors: Trout tutorial: Go ahead, try the Camden Crunch
The Camden Crunch is my nickname for this buzz-cut jig version of the woolly bugger, and, just like its parent pattern, it can be tied in many variations.
By Nick Simonson , May 13, 2010
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