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WILDWINGS Reverberations far and wide
A recent decision by U.S. District Court judge Daniel Hovland might very well ring much more broadly than injust our little corner of the world. The issue was whether oil companies operating in North ...
Posted on 1/20/12 at 6:05 AM
RIDGEWATER COLLEGE Big Weekend for Warrior Athletics
It's going to be a big weekend of sports for Ridgewater Warrior fans! Both the football team and the volleyball team are entering playoff season, and things get heated up this Friday and Saturday. Ri...
Posted on 10/27/11 at 8:42 AM
WANNA BE BIRDER Teenage starlings
An extended family of starlings blew in with Monday's gale. The clan includes a number of juveniles -- one can tell from their grayish-brown color, slightly smaller and plumper stature and behavior. ...
Posted on 6/9/09 at 5:45 AM
Operation Migration marks decade of helping whooping cranes 
MILWAUKEE — An effort started a decade ago to return the whooping crane to its original numbers in eastern North America seemed outlandish. Workers in Wisconsin would don crane-like costumes to raise chicks hatched in captivity, then teach young cranes an annual migration route to Florida using an ultralight plane to lead the way.
By AP wire report, West Central Tribune , November 09, 2011
Dayton purchases license, pheasant stamp in preparation for Governor's Pheasant Opener in Montevideo, Minn.
Gov. Mark Dayton has purchased his small game license and pheasant stamp for the 2012 season today at the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources headquarters in St. Paul.
By Tribune News , October 14, 2011
Pheasant hunters get warm welcome in South Dakota
You'd never know that the pheasant count is down in the Dakotas by talking with Sandy Audiss, owner of the Pheasant Bar in Winner, S.D.
By AP wire report, West Central Tribune , October 14, 2011
Montevideo, Minn., ready to roll out a grass carpet for Governor's Pheasant Opener
MONTEVIDEO — Mayor Debra Lee Fader has lots of experience at welcoming hunters to Montevideo.
By Tom Cherveny , October 14, 2011
Troublesome turkey taken down in Watertown
A wild turkey that took to city life but became troublesome for traffic is no longer trotting around Watertown.
By AP wire report, West Central Tribune , January 07, 2011
Ridgewater falls to Northland on late safety
THIEF RIVER FALLS — Northland recorded a safety with 2:40 left in the game when they sacked Ridgewater quarterback Jackson Illies in the end zone and the Pioneers went on to defeat the Warriors 9-7 in a junior college football game on Saturday.
By Tribune Sports , September 20, 2010
Fed gov tp try again to 'delist' wolves in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan
MINNEAPOLIS - The federal government is making a fourth run at removing gray wolves in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan from the Endangered Species List.
By AP wire report, West Central Tribune , September 14, 2010
Expert: High risk of Asian carp invading Great Lakes
CHICAGO — Signs of Asian carp in Chicago waterways mean there’s a great risk the invasive fish could slip into Lake Michigan at any time, a witness said Tuesday in the first full day of testimony in a five-state lawsuit.
By AP wire report, West Central Tribune , September 08, 2010
Pheasant numbers will depend on spring weather and continued help
Pheasants are hardier than they let on to be.
March 06, 2010
Deer harvest down, but expected
WILLMAR — To no one’s surprise, the harvest numbers from the 2009 deer hunting seasons were down.
February 20, 2010
See-saw weather didn’t help ice fishing this winter
WILLMAR — Get out while you still can!
February 20, 2010
FSA can assist farmers with operating capital
WILLMAR — Spring planting may be several months away, but farmers are already making preparations for the 2010 growing season. Part of those preparations may include putting together a financial plan with a lender.
By Wes Nelson, USDA Farm Service Agency , January 30, 2010
Minn. DNR talks trash about fish house litter
ST. PAUL — The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is talking trash about anglers who leave the ice littered.
By AP wire report, West Central Tribune , January 26, 2010
Ag commissioner to farmers: Speak up and tell your story
WILLMAR — It is time for agricultural producers to not stay down on the farm, but rather to speak up about how food is produced.
By Gretchen Schlosser , January 23, 2010
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