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Local View: Hunters, anglers, vets, want mining companies to prove it first

Local View: Hunters, anglers, vets, want mining companies to prove it first
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Rain, competition affect Dorset Boardwalk Art Festival

Multiple fairs, markets and community events across the Heartland Lakes region diminished vendor turnout for Dorset's annual art festival.

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Jack Hennessy Archives

Jack Hennessy grew up in the South Suburbs of Chicago and didn t start hunting until he attended graduate school in Spokane, Washington, at the age of 26. After graduating with a Masters of Fine Arts in creative writing, Hennessy began work at The Elk Public House then later joined the Sports/Outdoors desk at The Spokesman-Review, where he covered hunting, fishing, and wild-game cooking in the Pacific Northwest. Since then, his work has appeared with Pheasants Forever, Petersen s Hunting, Backcountry Journal, Gun Dog Magazine, among many others.

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Charlie Booher Archives

A trained wildlife biologist, Charlie holds degrees in wildlife management, public policy, and natural resource conflict resolution from Michigan State University and the University of Montana. Outside of the office, you can find him hiking the mountains of Western Montana and re-learning how to hunt and fish in the Northern Rockies.

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