Questions for DNR on its trout program
Some frequently asked questions about rainbow trout management on Lake Superior
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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is making changes to the way it raises, stocks and manages trout under its statewide trout program.
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Come April, the long northern Minnesota winter finally parts. North Shore streams surge with snowmelt, their dark waters ricocheting downstream.
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A new athletic event will be added to the Two Harbors spring calendar. North Shore Inline Marathon Executive Director Tara Alfonsi announced last week the launch of a competition for skaters, runners and walkers – the May Day 10K.
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Minnesota DNR conservation officer reports filed March 1.
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Northeastern Minnesota is the central battleground this year in the state’s war against tree-eating gypsy moths.
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Every year March ushers in spring, whose inexorable advance sends the nighttime hours into a grand retreat.
RELATED CONTENTPushing rocks 
It was a busy Saturday at the Two Harbors Curling Club with the U.S. mens curling team on television in the lounge and an open house on the ice where experts taught novices the fine points of the sport.
RELATED CONTENTDeer baiting debate rises again 
Rep. David Dill, DFL-Crane Lake, sees a contradiction between illegal baiting of deer in Minnesota and legal hunting over food plots planted to attract deer.
RELATED CONTENTFinal deer hunt tally shows restrictions 
A strategy to achieve deer population goals by allowing hunters to harvest fewer deer succeeded in 2009, according to final deer harvest numbers the Minnesota DNR has released.
RELATED CONTENTTaking a walk around the lake 
The idea was born innocently enough, the way many big undertakings are hatched.
RELATED CONTENTCurling Standings: Feb. 19 
Second Half of Season
Watch and play curling 
The Two Harbors Curling Club is hosting open houses during the Olympic Games. Watch curling and then try it.
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