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Written By: Enterprise staff | × Accidents : April 27: A County 23 caller reported an accident involving a Ford vehicle, after which a male’s nose was bleeding; April 28: A vehicle rollover was reported with an occupant trapped in the vehicle. Animal Related : April 26: A caller reported three horses out on the highway; An Arago Twp. caller reported the neighbor’s dog running loose, and caller felt it is a dangerous dog based on issues it caused last year; A Nevis Twp. caller reported a bear attempting to break into a home; A caller reported kids fishing with spears on the river; April 27: A caller at the Beltrami County line reported sled dogs being abused; A 210th St. caller reported a friendly dog with a collar and an outdated tag came into her yard, and caller wanted it removed; A 175th Ave. caller reported a bloodhound charged him and his dog, calling it an ongoing issue, and said when he contacted the hound’s owner he “went off on him”; A deer needing to

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Lac La Ronge Indian Band says no to peat moss mining on traditional territory

Prince Albert Daily Herald First Nation rejects proposal to mine peat on traditional muskeg land near La Ronge Youth worker Shane Bird prepares a fire to make muskeg tea with a plant that grows in wetlands and is called maskêkopakwa in Cree. Photo by Michael Bramadat-Willcock The Lac La Ronge Indian Band (LLRIB) Chief and Council announced its opposition to proposed peat moss harvesting on its traditional territory Tuesday after traditional land users in the area wrote in with concerns that the project would impact their way of life. Quebec-based company Lambert Peat Moss Inc. raised the ire of some La Ronge area residents when it went public with a proposal to extract peat moss from four locations near the Lac La Ronge provincial park.

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HUBBARD COUNTY INCIDENTS | Park Rapids Enterprise

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For Peat s Sake : Group opposed to peat moss mining in the La Ronge area ups the ante

A group opposed to a peat moss mining project south of La Ronge hopes to raise awareness through an online speaker series starting this week. Starting on Feb. 10, the group is holding an online speaker series featuring Elders and Indigenous conservation activists from northern Saskatchewan. They hope to raise awareness about the importance of peat bogs, or muskeg, to traditional ways of life and land-based food sources. Quebec-based company Lambert Peat Moss Inc. raised the ire of some La Ronge area residents when it went public with a proposal to extract peat moss from four locations near the Lac La Ronge provincial park.

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Record cold continues to impact area | Park Rapids Enterprise

Monday marked the 10th day that temperatures in Park Rapids have continuously been zero degrees or colder. Written By: Lorie R. Skarpness | 4:57 pm, Feb. 16, 2021 × Crews working for the Itasca Mantrap Electric Cooperative wear layers, insulated gloves and face masks outdoors when working out in the cold. Chris Bungert, Parry Eidsmoe and other workers do their best to limit skin exposure in these frigid temperatures according to marketing and member services director Nikki Torkelson.(Photo courtesy Itasca Mantrap Electric Cooperative) According to the National Weather Service office in Grand Forks, N.D., the low temperatures over the weekend ranged from 35 below to 38 below and the high ranged from eight degrees below to 10 below. On Monday, Feb. 15, Park Rapids reached zero degrees for the first time since Feb. 5.

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