This Was Brainerd - Aug. 2
A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1922.
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New Lebanon, N.Y.: Library book group reveals selection
The New Lebanon Book Group will discuss "Fuzz: When Nature Breaks the Law" by Mary Roach on Sunday, June 5, at the New Lebanon Library.
Source: berkshireeagle.com
Manistee County Library staff give inspiration for being kinder to animals
As their habitats are destroyed, animals are moving closer to civilization just to...
Source: manisteenews.com
Greyhounds hopeful as OHL draft wraps up, three locals selected on day two
After making four selections on day one, the Soo Greyhounds were busy on day two
Source: sootoday.com
Science Author Mary Roach to Speak at the Bankhead
The Rae Dorough Speaker Series (RDSS) will host author Mary Roach on Thursday, March 24, at the Bankhead Theater in Livermore.
Source: independentnews.com
U18 HOUNDS IN THE GREAT NORTH HUNT
Along with the Sudbury U18 Nickel Capitals and the North Bay U16 Trappers, Soo Jr. Greyhounds are among the upper class teams atop the standings of the eight…
Source: saultthisweek.com
- Gallipolis Daily Tribune
RIO GRANDE — The Gallia County Chamber of Commerce recently held its 85th annual Awards Ceremony at Rio Ridge Venue in Rio Grande.This event honored
Source: mydailytribune.com
Jensen: Now is a good time to take lure inventory
It’s not hard to understand why some anglers look forward to fall fishing.
United States Gary Roach Randy Amenrud Brainerd Area Technical Institute Camp Fish Northwest Sportshow
Source: globegazette.com
Lake Country Faces: 'The Last Windrow' column to continue as Wetrosky retires
After 20 years, he's giving up his Pine River Chamber executive director position
Source: pineandlakes.com
Through the 1970s and on, Minnesota bait shop was epicenter of fishing opener
John Wetrosky, of Pine River, and Brainerd area fishing guide Royal Karels recently reminisced about a time and place in the history of Minnesota fishing openers when a mom-and-pop bait shop could draw celebrities, ring upward of $10,000 a day, showcase leading-edge technology, corral the state's finest fishing guides, and hire a clown to untangle parking lot snarls.
Source: inforum.com