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Citing the need to address some safety concerns, the reeve for the Rural Municipality (RM) of Buckland has wri...

LaDuke: Who stands for the river, for the wild things? How about, we keep things out of where the wild things live? Things like pipelines and mines, even 5G. The whole world doesn’t need 5G. Sometimes, just listen to the ice crack on the lake, or maybe hear a wolf howl, that’s good enough. Written By: Winona LaDuke | × Winona LaDuke I stood by the Shell River. Looked at her good. She’s a beauty. Deep and wide here, right before she joins with the Crow Wing. For generations, she was a path of Anishinaabe from Lake Superior to Hudson Bay. The old people used to travel by ri...

Menahga swears in new mayor, two council members Mayor Liz Olson and council members Durwin Tomperi and Dan Warmbold took their oaths of office on Jan. 12. 4:00 pm, Jan. 15, 2021 × Menahga City Administrator Curt Kreklau, not shown, swears in new council member Durwin Tomperi, Mayor Liz Olson and council member Dan Warmbold at the Jan. 12 meeting. (Shannon Geisen/Enterprise) Three new faces joined the Menahga City Council at Tuesday’s meeting. Mayor Liz Olson and council members Durwin Tomperi and Dan Warmbold took their oaths of office. “I think it’s going to be,...

LaDuke: Fight against pipeline requires warm clothes and lawyers Shoving a pipeline through the heart of Ojibwe wild rice territory is a low blow at any count. Written By: Winona LaDuke | × Protesters, including one hanging from the top of a wooden tripod, protest Enbridge Energy's Line 3 pipeline by blocking access to the pipe storage yard outside of Backus on Monday, Dec. 28. Travis Grimler / Forum News Service It is 2 degrees out and I am facing a line of policemen. Today we are in Backus, Minn. Usually, the arrests and police are in Palisade, Minn., that’s just “down pi...

LaDuke: Fight against pipeline requires warm clothes and lawyers Shoving a pipeline through the heart of Ojibwe wild rice territory is a low blow at any count. Written By: Winona LaDuke | × Protesters, including one hanging from the top of a wooden tripod, protest Enbridge Energy's Line 3 pipeline by blocking access to the pipe storage yard outside of Backus on Monday, Dec. 28. Travis Grimler / Forum News Service It is 2 degrees out and I am facing a line of policemen. Today we are in Backus, Minn. Usually, the arrests and police are in Palisade, Minn., that’s just “down pi...