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Traer Bridge to be replaced by loggers.
102-year old truss bridge scheduled for replacement; lumberjacks provide county with head start. Over 80 historic bridges will be the focus of the upcoming Historic Bridge Weekend in Iowa during th...
Posted on 5/13/13 at 4:09 AM

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ASTRO BOB
Dwarf star Wolf 359 endures after fictional Borg battle
The Borg were probably the most frightening and evil of all the alien races in Star Trek: The Next Generation. Outside of their collective group, nothing mattered. It was just kill, kill, kill and a...
Posted on 1/30/13 at 2:08 PM

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SLOWINGTHERACINGMIND
Charter Schools: Serving Those Left Behind
A few weeks ago, the University of Minnesotas Institute on Race and Poverty released a report about the state of charter schools in Minnesota. One of the biggest issues was, as usual, student performa...
Posted on 3/14/12 at 5:30 AM

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NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND
Great Lakes Wolf Population Delisted changes status in North Dakota
The recent decision by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to remove the Great Lakes population of gray wolves from federal protection might not seem as important in North Dakota as some of the othe...
Posted on 1/31/12 at 4:10 PM

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FAR SIDE OF FIFTY
Strange Sightings
Recently Far Guy and I were driving along a back road, and saw a movement. It was a strange looking bird. It had a really long beak. Neither of us had ever seen one like it before. We couldn't figur...
Posted on 7/3/10 at 5:09 AM

No-kill wolf ban spurs nonlethal options

As long as wolves have been making their comeback, biologists and ranchers have had a decidedly Old West option for dealing with those that develop a taste for beef: Shoot to kill. But for the past year, Oregon has been a "wolf-safe" zone, with ranchers turning to more modern, nonlethal ways to protect livestock.

March 03, 2013

Minnesota details wolf season proposals

Up to 6,000 Minnesotans may get the chance to hunt and trap wolves later this year under a plan unveiled Wednesday by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

By By John Myers , Forum Communications Co. , January 26, 2012

N.D. caught in middle of federal wolf plan

The Obama administration’s decision Wednesday to remove gray wolves from federal protection in the Northern Rockies and Great Lakes regions stands to cause confusion among landowners and wildlife managers in North Dakota, which falls between the two regions. According to Greg Link, assistant wildlife division chief for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department in Bismarck, the state east of U.S. Highway 83 falls within the Great Lakes population segment of gray wolves. But the state west of Highway 83 isn’t part of either the Great Lakes or Northern Rocky Mountain areas.

By By Brad Dokken, Forum Communications Co. , May 06, 2011

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Gray wolf shot in N.D.; species rarely seen in state

Wildlife officials have confirmed that an animal shot by a coyote hunter in early January east of Hillsboro actually was a gray wolf, a federally protected species rarely seen in North Dakota.

March 07, 2011

Wolf Center turns 25

The International Wolf Center in Ely, Minn., received a nice 25th birthday present from the state of Minnesota recently — a $193,000 grant to help bring the center’s education efforts into classrooms across the state.

By By John Myers , Forum Communications Co. , June 14, 2010

Minn. to get new federal wolf money

A new federal government program will help deal with problem wolves without killing them and pay farmers more for livestock losses from wolf attacks. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced $1 million in grants Thursday. Wisconsin will get $140,000 for the program, Minnesota $100,000 and Michigan $90,000. Seven other states will split the rest.

By Forum Communications Co. report , April 02, 2010

Woman raises Red River Zoo’s wolf pack

Nicole Lee entered the wolf compound and was immediately set upon by five large canines. They came at her in an excited swirl, some jumping up to place large paws on her chest and shoulders. Lee shoved the 100-pound predators aside, but then showed her friendly intentions by rubbing their heads and ears.

By By Dave Olson, Forum Communications Co. , February 23, 2010

Federal judge says gray wolf hunts can continue

A federal judge says gray wolf hunts in Montana and Idaho can go on, denying a request by environmentalists and animal welfare groups to stop the first organized wolf hunts in the lower 48 states in decades.

September 09, 2009

Wolf, Kollman

Brooke Wolf and Justin Kollman, both Aberdeen, S.D., announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.

September 09, 2009

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Dodgers sign Wolf to 1-year deal

Pitcher Randy Wolf and the Los Angeles Dodgers agreed Friday to a $5 million, one-year contract. A 32-year-old left-hander, Wolf was a combined 12-12 with a 4.30 ERA last year with San Diego and Houston, which acquired him in July for minor league pitcher Chad Reineke. The Astros offered Wolf a $27 million, three-year contract in November, then withdrew the proposal a week later, citing the poor economy.

February 07, 2009

Betty Wolf

December 09, 2008

Astros acquire Wolf in deal with Padres

The Houston Astros, believing their season can still be saved, acquired pitcher Randy Wolf from San Diego Tuesday in exchange for minor leaguer Chad Reineke.

July 23, 2008

Three involved in rear-end crash

Three Jamestown residents were involved in a rear-end crash July 9 in southwest Jamestown that caused a total of $7,000 damage, according to the Jamestown Police Department.

July 16, 2008

Official: Power outages unrelated

A power outage early Thursday morning was unrelated to the power outage Wednesday. The Thursday power outage was caused by a driver that hit a pole around 2 a.m., said Ritchie Wolf, area engineer for Ottertail Power Company. Wednesday’s power outage was caused by a tree that grew into a power line north of town.

By By Sun Staff , July 11, 2008

Exploring pups

May 29, 2008

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