Abandoned vehicle, C.R. 63 NE, Federal Dam.
Accident, no injury, Minnesota Ave., Walker.
Accident, no injury, Hwy. 200 NE, Longville.
Accident, no injury, Fourth St. S., Walker.
Activity, Facility Dr., Cass lake.
Activity, Seventh St. S., Walker.
Activity, 68th Ave. NW, Cass Lake.
Activity, Kalli Lane SW, Pine River.
Activity, Sunny Acres Lane, Hackensack.
Assist other agency, law enforcement, Hwy. 371 NW, Backus.
Attempt to locate, Y Frontage Road, Walker.
Attempt to locate, Front Street, Pine River.
Attempt to locate, Breezy Point, Walker.
Business check, Lower Ten Mile Lake Rd., Hackensack.
Business check, Hwy. 84, Longville.
Business check, Second St. SE, Cass Lake.
Christmas trees become Habitat for the Holidays
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Arizonaâs bald eagles are back, and they will soon be preparing for the next generation of eagles at breeding sites statewide.
To assist with the stateâs continued bald eagle population growth, the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) encourages outdoor recreationists, aircraft pilots, drone operators and motorized paragliders to do their part by not disturbing the stateâs 92 eagle breeding areas.
To protect breeding attempts, some portions of public land and water areas will be temporarily closed to help these majestic animals and ensure even more young eagles take to the skies this spring.
âArizonaâs bald eagles are hard at work preparing their nest for what we hope will be a productive breeding season,â said Kenneth âTukâ Jacobson, bald eagle management coordinator. âThe birds nest, forage and roost at rivers and lakes that are also popular recreation spots. Thatâs why we must be vigilant to help protect the birds and ensure
This Was Brainerd - Dec. 18
A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1920. Written By: Terry McCollough | ×
The 1916 Brainerd police force, pictured here, included the following men: The plain clothes men at either end were Jack Brandt (left) and Ted Nesheim; (front row, left to right) Charles Varner, chief, and Tom Templeton. (Rear, left to right) Erick Graff, Hans Saude and August Swanson. Source: Brainerd Minnesota 1871 - 1971. Reproduced from the Centennial Edition of the Brainerd Daily Dispatch.
DECEMBER 18
20 years ago (2000)
Brainerd wrestling coach Bob Brakke growled after the last Warrior match was over in the Paul Bunyan Invitational. Brainerd had four wrestlers in the finals, but only two won titles. Vince Sellnow won at 103 and Jesse Marohn at 130. Both the Pickar brothers, Dusty at 135 and Andy at 140, suffered upset losses.
Christmas trees become Habitat for the Holidays
LITTLE ROCK Give this year’s Christmas tree another life after the yuletide celebrations by donating it to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s Habitat for the Holidays program.
The long-held tradition of cutting down or purchasing a real Christmas tree for the holiday season has seen a huge increase throughout American homes this year. When the eggnog is finished and the last of the holiday feasts are over, many of these trees are destined to sit next to the road until the sanitation department picks them up.
“Instead of letting that tree go to waste, we have drop-off locations to improve angling throughout the state,” Colton Dennis, AGFC South Arkansas Fisheries Habitat Coordinator, said. “Throughout January anglers can create brush piles in nearby lakes from these donated trees, increasing fishing opportunities and habitat for themselves and other anglers.”
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