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  • WILD GAME FEED DRAWS MORE THAN 160
  • LIBRARY DONATION
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  • Spring show

    Spring show

    The spring wildlife show is in full swing during mid-June, a time when new life emerges in this blessed land of lakes and forests. Most wildlife species are either nesting or taking care of their newborns as summer nears. —Staff Photo By KURT KRUEGER
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  • Anvil group set to appeal walleye ruling

    Residents on Anvil Lake are concerned about the consequences of a tribal over­spearing of walleye this spring on the lake, according to Amy Kuhns of the Anvil Lake Association, and they want to work with the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to correct the problem.
    “We are disappointed and frustrated that this so severely impacts anglers on our lake,” Kuhns said of the overharvest. “We are appealing the decision to the DNR and Secretary (Dan) Meyer to somehow get the bag limit back.”
    The overharvest of eight walleye by spearers from the Lac du Flambeau tribe has shut down walleye fishing for hook-and-line anglers on Anvil Lake until
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  • State wolf count stabilizes: report

    But population remains nearly three times goal

    Following continued monitoring efforts, data suggest that Wisconsin’s wolf population may have begun to stabilize — but remains nearly three times above established recovery goals.
    Data collected by more than 100 volunteer trackers and

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  • Props & Pistons set at Eagle River airport

    Eagle River Union Airport will host the 26th annual fly-in Saturday, June 16.
    After a successful introductory event a few years ago, organizers again will accompany the fly-in with the Props & Pistons Fly-In and Speed Run, featuring a radar speed run in the morning and afternoon.
    The kickoff to the day will be the Fly-In Boy Scout Pancake Breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m. Troop 601 will cook and serve an all-you-can-eat meal of pancakes and sausage.
    The Civil Air Patrol will sponsor a
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  • Changes to master plan would allow ATV links

    The public will have an opportunity to comment on draft changes to management plans for three properties in northern Wisconsin at upcoming public meetings and through a comment period. 
    The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is proposing modifications to the property master plans in response to public requests.
    The changes at two properties, the Upper Wolf River Fishery Area and the Turtle-Flambeau Scenic Waters Area, would enable the department to provide all-terrain vehicle (ATV) and utility terrain vehicle (UTV) access on designated trails across short stretches of these properties.
    These short connections on department property, both less than a half mile in length, would
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  • Pickleball schedule set for Eagle River group

    The Eagle River Pickleball Association’s summer play schedule includes free beginner lessons and a new option called Pickleball Lite.

    The group welcomes people of all levels of play and tries to provide a variety of play options, said Barbara Helmick, ERPA president. All play takes place at Riverview Park in Eagle River.

    “Pickleball Lite is for people interested in a level of lower intensity, less-intimidating game than what often takes place in our regular open play sessions,” Helmick said. “This includes beginners as well as people who have been playing for a longer time but prefer this type of play.”

    Three courts are reserved for Pickleball Lite players from
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  • Eagle River Legion team begins season

    The Eagle River Post 114 American Legion baseball team opened it’s 2018 summer schedule on the road this past week, traveling to Park Falls where the team fell 8-2.
    Starting pitcher Josh Meier opened the game by giving up back-to-back singles to the Chequamegon one and two hitters. After an error plated the first run a three-run homer made it 4-0 before the home team would scratch one more across to go up 5-0 after the first.
    Eagle River’s first threat came in the top of the fourth when Brad Sowinski singled. He was cut down at second though on a fielder’s choice off the bat of Zach Ciran who just a few pitches later was
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  • Ride With Leinie slated June 22-23 in Land O’ Lakes

    Wilderness Lakes Trails and the Forest Lake Country Store will host a weekend of bicycling, beer tasting and outdoor entertainment in Land O’ Lakes Friday and Saturday, June 22 and 23. 
    All proceeds from the Ride With Leinie will benefit the continuing expansion of the Wilderness Lakes Trails biking and pedestrian trail system.
    Friday evening, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m., the Forest Lake Country Store will host a traditional Wisconsin shore lunch fish fry. This will be an outdoor event so attendees should dress accordingly.
    Saturday’s events will begin with
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  • Application fees waived for UW 2-year campuses

    University of Wisconsin System President Ray Cross announced that application fees will be waived, effective immediately and through Sept. 7, for students applying to any of the 13 two-year UW Colleges campuses for the upcoming fall 2018 term.

    This period is when the largest volume of applications to the UW Colleges are usually submitted.

    “Waiving the application fee demonstrates our continued commitment to the access and affordability mission of these campuses,” said Cross. “During the transitional period of our restructuring, we want to reassure prospective students that all campuses remain open and we encourage them to apply and
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  • Henderson, Furlong to be honored at Relay For Life Friday, June 22

    Henderson, Furlong to be honored at Relay For Life Friday, June 22

    Bill Henderson and Janon Furlong of Eagle River have been named this year’s Relay For Life Honorees. Bill is the Honorary Cancer Survivor, and Janon, captain of Team St. Francis Episcopal Church, the Honorary Caregiver. 
    “They have been stellar volunteers across a number of venues including Rhine­lander’s Celebration of Life, the Holiday Parade’s Visit with Santa, Journeys Mara­thon, Pig in the Pines, Great Headwaters Trails SepTimber Ride and Relay For Life,” said local Relay coordinator Joy Turpin. 
    “They are profoundly integral to Caritas of Eagle River, an interdenominational outreach center sponsored by six area churches, which they began in 2015,” she
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