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Music in the Park summer series returns - Vimarsana News

Music in the Park summer series returns

Music in the Park makes its return on Thursday, June 6 at Crosby Memorial Park with musical guest Rafe Carlson from 5-8 p.m.

How Carson National Forest trails and places earned their names - Vimarsana News

How Carson National Forest trails and places earned their names

Last month, Cindy Brown chronicled the stories behind the names of U.S. Bureau of Land Management trails and places. This month, she reveals some of the stories behind place and

Serpent Lake Trail: Devastation and resilience - Vimarsana News

Serpent Lake Trail: Devastation and resilience

The mountains were full of aspens turning golden. The wind ruffled the trees, making their leaves glitter like gold coins. On a warm mid-October day, the drive up and over

Lee Uglem - Brainerd Dispatch | News, weather, sports from Brainerd and Baxter - Vimarsana News

Lee Uglem - Brainerd Dispatch | News, weather, sports from Brainerd and Baxter

Lee Uglem, age 70, passed away October 8, 2023 at home surrounded by his family, after a lengthy battle with advanced prostate cancer. He was born and raised in Robbinsdale, moving to Deerwood at age four with his parents, Eugene and Dorothy Uglem. Lee served in the US Navy and sold real estate with his dad at Uglem Realty. He worked as a clerk/carrier for the United States Postal Service in Brainerd for over thirty years. Lee married Ellen Guy on September 30th, 1978 in Big Sky, Montana. His pride and joy were his daughters, Kelly and Sarah, and his four grandchildren. Lee loved to hunt ducks...

Serpent River Resurgence documents uranium pollution of First Nation community - Vimarsana News

Serpent River Resurgence documents uranium pollution of First Nation community

Lianne Leddy grew up with stories of the uranium mining that poisoned her Anishinaabek community in Ontario. Now, she’s retelling these stories through Serpent River Resurgence, her new book based on documents and interviews from family and friends who lived through the environmental crisis.