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The event will offer immunizations, health booths, a teddy bear clinic, inflatable bouncy houses, educational information, on-site food trucks, tours and fun for the entire family.

The tour will include learning about pollinators. It will start promptly at 11 a.m. and includes a scavenger hunt.

The bicentennial celebrates the 200th anniversary of Italian author and surveyor Giacomo Beltrami’s visit to the United States and Minnesota.

The U.S. Forest Service announced the emergency forest order within the Superior National Forest in a news release Thursday night. The order prohibits visitor entry at specific campsites, portages and lakes, and pristine management areas near the site of the fire.

The nature program is among a plethora of June activities available for visitors to the state park featuring the headwaters of the Mississippi River.

Local food vendors will be at the event at J. W. Smith Elementary School, 1712 America Ave. NW, along with free fruit, chips and water for attendees.

The June edition of the Season Watch Podcast is here! Much like the Season Watch Newsletter, it features plants, animals, and phenomena to look for in six categories: while commuting, while walking, in watery habitats, in open areas, in the forest, and in town.

The call prompting the investigation started as a welfare check early Tuesday morning, June 13, 2023.

An aircraft flight was taken over the fire for a size up of the fire’s activity and location. Active and moderate fire activity was witnessed in a mixed boreal forest with aspen, pine and balsam fir tree species.

Additional finishing details are still in progress while the road is open. Motorists are reminded to slow down and use caution while traveling through or near the work zone, the release stated.

The event is a fundraiser for the nonprofit arboretum. Norman’s Bait and Tackle Choir will also perform and several area food trucks will be on site.

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The new facility includes a 2 megawatt solar array paired with a 1 megawatt, 2.5-hour lithium ion battery surrounded by pollinator-friendly vegetation.

The new funding is designed for counties with large public land holdings and is known as Payment in Lieu of Taxes, or PILT. It is intended to compensate counties for the loss of property taxes on the state’s vast acreage of public land in Northern Minnesota.

Britta Arendt will work with the Grand Rapids and Greenway clubs as part of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northland’s network of six branches.

The seat will be chambered in Duluth in St. Louis County. The Sixth Judicial District includes Cook, Lake, St. Louis and Carlton counties.

A news release stated that consultation and input by the 1854 Treaty Authority and the Grand Portage Band of Ojibwe during the development of the content ensured the story of the lake names cultural significance was told.

Campfire in the Basement shares many humorous childhood escapades, including setting a not-so-accidental campfire in the basement and the tragic misadventures of being asked to care for the class goldfish over Christmas.

The Furr Bowl is one of the organization’s most popular events, Great River Rescue reported. Registration is $35 per person with up to six people per team. Registrants receive two hours of bowling, pizza, pop and prizes at the event.

The “Revel in Ravel” performance includes Ravel's Piano Concerto in G, featuring pianist Dianna Anderson. Bemidji violinists Eric Olson and Timothy Pinkerton will perform a movement from Pablo de Sarasate Navarra for Two Violins and Orchestra, Op. 33.