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Mushers, dogs — and spectators — return for John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon - Vimarsana News

Mushers, dogs — and spectators — return for John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon

The 300-mile race will begin in Duluth on Sunday and end in Grand Portage on Tuesday.

Mushers, dogs — and spectators — return for John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon - Vimarsana News

Mushers, dogs — and spectators — return for John Beargrease Sled Dog Marathon

The 300-mile race will begin in Duluth on Sunday and end in Grand Portage on Tuesday.

More 'rock snot' found in North Shore streams | Duluth News Tribune - Vimarsana News

More 'rock snot' found in North Shore streams | Duluth News Tribune

North Shore anglers are urged to avoid moving invasive species between streams.

Invasive algae called 'rock-snot' discovered in several Northeastern Minnesota streams - Vimarsana News

Invasive algae called 'rock-snot' discovered in several Northeastern Minnesota streams

Invasive algae known by some as rock-snot has been discovered for the first time in several northeastern Minnesota streams.

Dennis Anderson: Of turkeys, and spilling blood and ink - Vimarsana News

Dennis Anderson: Of turkeys, and spilling blood and ink

Dennis Anderson: Of turkeys, and spilling blood and ink Dennis Anderson, Star Tribune © DENNIS ANDERSON/TNS Outdoors writer and TV show host Ron Schara has hunted wild turkeys since 1967. Some mornings in a turkey blind, the time between gobbles seems endless. This was the case recently not far north of the Twin Cities. Wood ducks fluttered onto small ponds. The odd deer picked at new shoots of green grass. And overhead, Canada geese paraded noisily, their wings flapping against a clear sky hued midnight blue. Just before dawn, two hours earlier, I had heard one tom gobble,...

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