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Archive - Jul 17, 2008KEDA Is A Total MessJuly 17, 2008 - 3:13pm — kayIf the KEDA was located in another country they maybe would have an excuse for not checking on the progress of the fish company. When the new fisheries started with the support of this organization the fish were supposed to come from the Thunderbay area. I agree with the Wagners on the change of plans which now gives the location of the fish supply to be Rainy Lake. This organization has not followed up on the progress of this company at all. Casanova releases new picture book, By FAYE WHITBECK, Staff WriterJuly 17, 2008 - 12:00pm — Faye WhitbeckUtterly Otterly Day is tale of discovery Mary Casanova says “there’s more than a little of me in ‘Little Otter’.” Artists invited to portray RanierJuly 17, 2008 - 11:59am — Journal StaffArt works to be displayed during centennial festival Artists from the United States and Canada are invited to gather on either side of the Ranier Rapids on the afternoon of July 27 to make Ranier the subject of an artwork. City requests legal opinion, By LISA KACZKE, Staff WriterJuly 17, 2008 - 11:57am — Lisa KaczkeCity supports KEDA receiving legal opinion on attorney Koochiching County’s economic agency is seeking proposals for legal representation while International Falls officials are asking for a legal opinion on an alleged conflict of interest with the agency’s current attorney. Filings for county board closeJuly 17, 2008 - 11:56am — Journal StaffTwo incumbents and five newcomers have filed for positions on the Koochiching County Board. 11 Year Old All Stars headed to stateJuly 17, 2008 - 11:55am — Journal StaffThe 11 year old All Star Team is headed to the State Little League Baseball Tournament after winning the District 4 Little League Tournament this past weekend in Grand Rapids. Thumbs 07/17/08July 17, 2008 - 11:53am — Journal StaffThumbs up to Brandon Hartzell for playing all 45 holes — 186 strokes — at the Smokey Bear Invitational with the same ball. Thumbs down to the city of New York for approving the demolishing of Yankee Stadium. Thumbs up to all the high school kids who volunteer their time for summer programs for the younger kids. It's great to see the older kids being role models for the younger children. It's great that they take their time to invest in the lives of other kids. It's great that they spend their summers doing something they enjoy plus something that will help someone else. 2nd Annual Women’s Ride scheduledJuly 17, 2008 - 11:52am — Journal StaffNumber of women motorcyclists growing One of the biggest shifts taking place in the motorcycling industry right now is the growth and impact of the female riding population. Since 1998, the number of women riding motorcycles has grown 36 percent, reports the Motorcycle Industry Council. One in 10 buyers of new motorcycles is a woman. More than 4.3 million women can operate a motorcycle. And locally, women motorcyclists are invited to ride in the Second Annual Women's Ride on July 27th. Quest for the BestJuly 17, 2008 - 11:51am — Journal StaffThe Fort Frances Chamber of Commerce, B-93 FM Radio and the Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship present “Quest for the Best” local talent show on Tuesday, at 6 p.m., at the Sorting Gap Marina in Fort Frances. Gardening books may help this summerJuly 17, 2008 - 11:48am — Journal StaffI don’t know if the weather we are having this summer can be attributed to climate change but I do know I am challenged to get my garden to grow. The Vigilance collection of the library has a number of new gardening and farming books that might help. “The Self-Sustaining Garden: a guide to matrix planting” by Peter Thompson explores the notion that by combining plants into self-governing communities you have less work to do. Although the book is designed for climates that only get to about minus 13 in the winter, some of the ideas are applicable to our area. |