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Scene around town: Laker pride, traditions on display at Detroit Lakes High School pep rally (opens the original)
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DETROIT LAKES —Alongside friends, classmates and staff members in Lakeshirts Fieldhouse at Detroit Lakes High School on Thursday, Oct. 1, the Lakers chanted, sang and competed in friendly competitions during Homecoming Week’s pep rally. Separated by grade levels in the bleachers, the first competition of the morning was a take on “human basketball,” in which Laker cheerleaders lifted one of their teammates into the air, forming their arms into the shape of a basketball hoop. Students from each g
'Good suffering': Yliniemi wins Sasquatch Run Last One Standing with 24-hour, 100-mile performance (opens the original)
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DETROIT LAKES — Just before 10 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 27, fog settled over Detroit Mountain as Laurie Yliniemi, her calves and shoes coated in mud, jogged up the tubing hill through thick, tacky muck left by a full day of rain Saturday. When she reached the top, Yliniemi of Detroit Lakes had run for 24 hours and nearly 100 miles to win the Sasquatch Run Last One Standing race, a backyard-style ultramarathon. She said her first thoughts at the finish went to the friends and family who were there. She
Rowing toward the rising sun: Waubun woman crosses the North Atlantic (opens the original)
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DETROIT LAKES — It was day 39 on the North Atlantic Ocean when Amy Xu, of Waubun, writing from an ocean rowing boat, noted in a journal that the wind reached 57 knots and the waves rose 5 to 7 meters. Xu was inside the stern cabin of “The Spirit of Waubun,” the boat she shared with rowing partner Ran Li, in a space about a meter and a half long. They were waiting out the storm. "You can't really beat the nature of a storm," Xu said in an interview with the Tribune. "We row by hand — there is no
Detroit Lakes City Council candidates tackle housing, affordability at forum (opens the original)
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DETROIT LAKES — All nine candidates for Detroit Lakes City Council appeared together at a candidate forum hosted by the League of Women Voters at M State in Detroit Lakes on Tuesday, Sept. 22. Candidates answered prepared questions and audience questions. Throughout the evening, candidates returned to the same question of how to keep Detroit Lakes a community where everyone can afford to live. Carlson leaned on his experience on both city council and the Planning Commission, calling for a holist
Recharge and connect with the land at Maple Hills Orchard (opens the original)
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DETROIT LAKES — On a sunny September day, Jonna Goreham drove a golf cart along carefully mowed walking trails winding through the hills. As she passed certain areas, birds flew from the grass in numbers, singing and calling in what felt like a symphony. It's a slice of heaven — roughly 30 acres, purchased by Gary and Jonna Goreham in 1998. Before the couple moved their home to the property in 2004, Jonna said, the birds weren't nearly so prevalent. The golf cart made stops to check on the pumpk
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