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When neighbors fight over the view

A dispute in Wisconsin started in 2016 when furniture executive Scott Mullins trimmed trees in his yard to get a better view of Lake Michigan. Then, uninvited, he went into the yard of Kathe Lake and cut -- 'pruned,' he says -- 150 more.
by Bob Collins

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Hurricane theater makes landfall

Having listened to NPR coverage of Hurricane Michael this morning, it just wasn’t registering. “The city of Tallahassee, known for its extensive tree canopy, says ‘thousands of trees are down,’ causing widespread damage and blocked roads,” but I couldn’t figure out what the reporter was trying to convey. “Dozens of houses on the narrow strip…
by Bob Collins

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All quiet on the harvest front in NW Minnesota

All quiet on the harvest front in NW Minnesota

There was nothing happening in the sugar beet section of Minnesota on Wednesday. The yards at the sugar beet factory in Crookston were empty, the machines were silent. There were no trucks. Along the fields from Ada into Crookston, harvesters, combines, and trailers sit idled. It's been raining and snowing and the harvest is on hold.
by Bob Collins

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Live coverage of Trump rallies disappears

Fox News is still providing online coverage of the rallies, but Politico claims the White House is concerned that the president is losing an important megaphone.
by Bob Collins

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Traversing the Arrowhead

This is a good day to bring back one of my favorite posts of recent years, particularly since we heard from Bobby Marko late last week that the documentary of the trip -- The Arrowhead Traverse -- is completed and will premiere at the Fresh Coast Film Festival in Marquette, Michigan later this month.
by Bob Collins

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