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Transmitter woes plague a radio lifeline in Wisconsin

During the 'Walleye War' of the 1980s, after federal courts upheld the right of Ojibwe people to spearfish off reservation land at night during spawning, WOJB helped with the overt racism that threatened violence.
by Bob Collins

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How to get a milk jug off a Minnesota bear

How to get a milk jug off a Minnesota bear

Alright, let's figure this out, people. We've got a bear in Roseau who investigated what was inside a 10-gallon metal milk jug. It turns out nothing was inside until the bear's head showed up there
by Bob Collins

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Brewer giving up on north Minneapolis

It can be easy for people to give up on North Minneapolis. Just ask a craft brewery owner, who has decided to move his business after another weekend of violence in the neighborhood.
by Bob Collins

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