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Minnesota Nice Dog Company has created an unique animal themed shirts and a portion of the proceeds will go to a local animal support group in Duluth
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Minnesota Nice Dog Company has created an unique animal themed shirts and a portion of the proceeds will go to a local animal support group in Duluth
Minnesota Nice Dog Company has created an unique animal themed shirts and a portion of the proceeds will go to a local animal support group in Duluth
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Reporter Photo by Deb Gau Marshall Mayor Bob Byrnes on Thursday night drops the puck for the Fairbanks Ice Dogsâ first home game of the season. A limited crowd of 150 fans cheered at the Red Baron Arena while the Ice Dogs faced off against the Austin Bruins. MARSHALL —Â The long wait was finally over. Fans hoping to see the North American Hockey League’s Fairbanks Ice Dogs had picked out their spots in the stands at the Red Baron Arena. And even though the crowd size was limited for COVID-19 safety, everybody was ready to cheer. “We’ve got to make 150 people sound like 1,000,â...