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Swamp Yankee Stories: The beavers show up, get to work and transform the landscape - Vimarsana News

Swamp Yankee Stories: The beavers show up, get to work and transform the landscape

The beavers have come back to Tug Hollow, damming up a stream behind my grandmother’s old house. The swamp known as Tug Bog is now a pond, and her house

Bemidji's Brian Miller performs Irish-influenced music of lumberjacks - Vimarsana News

Bemidji's Brian Miller performs Irish-influenced music of lumberjacks

Through song and stories, 1998 Bemidji High School graduate Brian Miller recently regaled audiences with tales of Akeley's folk singer Reuben Phillips and Bemidji's Hank Underwood.

Bemidji grad croons Irish-influenced music of lumberjacks - Vimarsana News

Bemidji grad croons Irish-influenced music of lumberjacks

Through song and stories, Brian Miller regales audiences with tales of Akeley's folk singer Reuben Phillips and Bemidji's Hank Underwood.

Leaders & Legacies: Itasca Bank & Trust Co., 75 years of commitment to the community - Vimarsana News

Leaders & Legacies: Itasca Bank & Trust Co., 75 years of commitment to the community

Itasca Bank & Trust Co. and the brothers behind it, Jack E. Mensching and James R. Mensching, are featured in the next "Leaders and Legacies: Stories of Local Impact," an ongoing series brought to you in partnership with DuPage Foundation and the Daily Herald.

LaDuke: Can't see the forest for the smoke - Vimarsana News

LaDuke: Can't see the forest for the smoke

"It looks like everyone who can make a profit mining, drilling or building pipelines to move dirty oil is banging ahead. ... People are going to keep challenging these corporations and transition away from dirty oil."

Source: wctrib.com