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Wildersmith December 30
-Just like old-time cowboy hero, Gene Autry used to sing, “I’m back in the saddle again.” It’s great to be at home sweet home in Gunflint Country after a fine time with family a
Points North: Canadian North Shore Community Questions Nuclear Waste Storage
-Will a nuclear waste storage facility be constructed in the Lake Superior Basin? The answer is: possibly.
Wildersmith, December 30
-Gunflint Lake hasn't frozen over as of Christmas Day, but Fred Smith is just glad to be home. But, he's also got some breaking news...
Northern Sky: What To Expect This January
-Deane Morrison is a science writer at the University of Minnesota.
Points North: So Long Ranger, Thanks for the Ride
-The last Ford Ranger rolled off the St. Paul assembly line last week, marking the end of an era for manufacturing in Minnesota and for small, light-duty trucks.
Northern Sky: A Cosmic Smirk, Demon Star & More
-Deane Morrison is a science writer at the University of Minnesota.
Points North: Canoe Country Trapper Traveled by Dog Team
-About a year ago, veteran dog musher Tim White of Colvill graciously shared an interview he conducted with the late fur trapper Mike West, a patriarch of Minnesota mushing, which was published in Wint
Wildersmith, December 9
-As our northland Christmas season progresses, “all is calm and all is bright.”
Wildersmith December 2
-After a Thanksgiving run to Iowa for a family visit, the Smiths are back in the woods. One thing for which I continue to be thankful is that “wonder dog” from over on Hungry Jack Lake.
Points North: Is It a Deer Hunt or a Horse Race?
-This year, it was hard to tell if Minnesota was holding a firearm deer season or a horse race.