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Wisconsin DNR conservation biologist Ryan Brady watches a palm warbler on his property Sept. 16, 2021. He set four rare-species records this year.
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Northern Wisconsin biologist keeps an eye on nature

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Brule's small war memorial sends loud message

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Twin Ports campaign puts spotlight on missing, murdered Indigenous women

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Minnesota Environmental Partnership discusses issues with Line 3

Ben Harris, left, sorts donated items for Afghan evacuees at Fort McCoy, Wis., at the National Guard Armory in Sparta, Wis. Contributed / Ben Harris

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Afghanistan evacuees in Wisconsin may become refugees in Minnesota

Pete Marthaler, the Minnesota Department of Transportation's manager overseeing the Twin Ports Interchange Project, stands on Lower Michigan Street on Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2021. Beginning next week the street will carry southbound interstate traffic from near Garfield Avenue to Interstate 35 just north of 27th Avenue West.
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Lower Michigan Street through Lincoln Park debuts as interstate bypass Monday

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Tracking the best days to do fall yard work in the Northland

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The Milwaukee Brewers celebrates clinching the NL Central Division after beating the New York Mets at American Family Field in Milwaukee on Sunday, Sept. 26, 2021.
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Brewers dump Mets to clinch division title

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Brewers one win away from division title

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College football: Wayne State stuns No. 11 UMD with late field goal

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Minnesota Environmental Partnership

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Minnesota Environmental Partnership discusses issues with Line 3

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Lower Michigan Street through Lincoln Park debuts as interstate bypass Monday

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A couple’a cheese whizzes: Northlanders spread love with cheese board delivery biz

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Lisa Jordan, domestic abuse program coordinator, picks through purple flags before sticking them into the ground outside of the Douglas County Courthouse Thursday, Oct. 1, 2020, to kick off Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Jed Carlson / Superior Telegram

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Art, music to kickoff domestic violence awareness events

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Community Calendar: COVID-19 testing, farmers market, trader's village

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Photos: Halftime fun

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Wednesday, June 9, 2021, at the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison, Wis.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court to take up GOP-backed redistricting case

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Work begins to revise Superior city budgets

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Superior gives away land for new housing

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Harmony House employee Cody Spencer, right, gets an injection of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine from CVS’ Brian Leach at Harmony House in Superior on Jan. 25, 2021. (Jed Carlson / jcarlson@superiortelegram.com)

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UW System student vaccination rates vary significantly by campus

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School bus safety prompts warning signs, discussion in Maple

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Maple School Board reaffirms optional mask use

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'The Vault' true crime stories: A week in review for Sept. 26

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70's make a return this week

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Great fall weather ahead

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More than 50 years old, the old Coleman camp stove performed like a charm during a July camping and fishing excursion to Isle Royale National Park. The stove had sat on a basement shelf for some 50 years. (Brad Dokken/ Grand Forks Herald)

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Dokken: Classic Coleman camp stove gets new lease after 50-plus years

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McQuoid crowned champion with stellar rookie performance in National Walleye Tour Final

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Katie Pinke explains how she plays the song 40 Hour Week by the country music band Alabama when she's frustrated by business employee shortages or ongoing delays in construction supplies in her own family business. Shown is James Horner of Pinke Lumber, Wishek North Dakota.
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40-Hour Week: Show appreciation to working Americans

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Boardwalk column: Portions of Douglas County FF to close temporarily

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Yellowjackets report: Soccer teams neutralize Knights

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Yellowjackets report: Vikings hand UWS heartbreaking loss in men's soccer

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Yellowjackets report: UWS women blank Northland

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