Are dry Gooseberry Falls a sign of bigger problems?
Copy shortlink: DULUTH – With most of Minnesota in a state of drought, the rushing waters of many of the regions inland tributaries and rivers have slowed to a trickle, including the western side of the North Shores Gooseberry Falls. Its lower falls have run dry, offering a rare view of the famous waterway. While its not unusual for that side to dry up, its usually later in the summer, said Nick Hoffmann, assistant park manager for Gooseberry Falls State Park. Gooseber...
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