Tuesday May 7
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The Circle
Political Matters: Native Issues in the Halls of Government
At the MAIC, I found two activists to interview: Marty Cobenais, from Red Lake, who is the Indigenous Environmental Network's pipeline coordinator; and Reyna Crow, from Duluth, who is with the Northwoods Wolf Alliance and Idle No More Duluth.
The Circle
Political Matters: Native Issues in the Halls of Government
At the MAIC, I found two activists to interview: Marty Cobenais, from Red Lake, who is the Indigenous Environmental Network's pipeline coordinator; and Reyna Crow, from Duluth, who is with the Northwoods Wolf Alliance and Idle No More Duluth.
Timberjay Newspapers Online
Harbor project back on track?
Tower's harbor project- stuck in neutral for the past two years due to funding shortages and permitting delays- may finally be ready to get back in gear.
Minnesota Public Radio
A few degrees milder on Friday, showers exit into Wisconsin on Saturday
The thick snow cover in the Red River Valley was keeping temperatures in the middle to upper 30s this afteroon.
Minnesota Public Radio
Pine trees trump bare, frozen soil; relatively slow start to tornado season
Paul Huttner has spoken before about the well-known effect of the forested region of northern Minnesota catching the warmth of the late winter and early spring sunshine.