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MINNESOTA FISHING OPENER IS MAY 15, TAKE A MOM FISHING TO BE HELD MAY 8-9

Fishing seasons open for walleye, bass, trout in lakes, and northern pike on Saturday, May 15, with this year’s date taking the prize for the latest possible opener under Minnesota statute. “We know there is some confusion about this year’s opener date,” said Jon Hansen, fisheries program consultant for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. […]

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SPRING TURKEY HUNTING BEGINS WEDNESDAY

Minnesota’s turkey hunting season begins Wednesday, April 14, and hunters hoping to bag a tom turkey will see similar regulations as last year. A spring turkey license will provide the opportunity to hunt all permit areas in the state, with the exception of three major wildlife management areas. Permits are required for firearms turkey hunters

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CROOKSTON ROTARY HONORS STUDENTS OF THE MONTH FOR FEBRUARY AND MARCH

Crookston Rotary Club recently honored Crookston High School (CHS) and University of Minnesota Crookston (UMC) students for their Student of the Month program which awards monthly scholarships. Those who received recognition include CHS seniors Cameron Weiland and Linnea French, and UMC junior Karlie Brekken, and senior Grace Guyette. CAMERON WEILAND Cameron, whose parents are Ben and

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DNR SEEKING APPLICATIONS FOR CAREER PATHWAY PROGRAM FOR UNDERREPRESENTED STUDENTS

Applications are being accepted until May 28 for the Increasing Diversity in Environmental Careers (IDEC) program, a partnership between the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, the Conservation Corps of Minnesota and Iowa, the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency, and the Board of Water and Soil Resources. The successful applicants will form the third cohort for this

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DNR OFFERS TIPS FOR SAFE, SUCCESSFUL ICE FISHING SEASON

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds new and veteran anglers alike of their responsibility to keep themselves safe and to be a considerate member of the ice angling community. Some of Minnesota’s most popular winter fisheries, such as Upper Red Lake, have drawn remarkably high numbers of anglers already this season, while in other

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