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Shelter animals find new homes (opens the original)
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Forty-five shelter animals found homes during the Sept. 12 fall festival at the Babinski Foundation shelter in Pequot Lakes. Visitors were able to see the many cats and dogs available, while enjoying activities for the whole family. There was a free pancake breakfast, flea market, food and craft vendors, contests, petting zoo, hay rides and more. The amount raised during the annual festival goes to support the foundation's operations. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or
Family accepts honors for ‘Owl’ (opens the original)
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It is rather noteworthy when a member of an organization stays dedicated to the mission for 34 years. Thatâs what the late Dave âOwlâ Paulson did with the Aitkin chapter of the Ruffed Grouse Society. âHe was a hunter, but he really wanted things to be better for future generations,â said Daveâs wife, Suka. She said he was especially interested in preserving the environment and hunting areas and strongly supported hunter education. According to the local chapter president, Nick Wenzel
A failure at retirement (opens the original)
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I guess readers of the Aitkin Independent Age just canât get rid of me. So far, I have had at least two failed attempts at retirement. Some retirees can travel; some have spectacular hobbies and some may start second careers. They enjoy being free to do what they want. Those things arenât something I really want to do. Let me tell you why I am back working for the newspaper: I really need some rest! This is what I have been doing since my most recent retirement last October: We spent three m
Ruminating on life choices (opens the original)
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Have you ever sat around thinking about your lifeâs choices? Thatâs what I have had the unfortunate opportunity to do probably because of advanced age, being only a couple of years from reaching 80. What if I hadnât gotten married so young? What if I had finished college? What if I had moved away from Minnesota? We can do all the âwhat ifsâ we can think of, but nothing is going to change the past and, often, time has run out to make major corrections to oneâs future. The funniest thi
Fresh local produce comes to area food shelves (opens the original)
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Those who are in need of food will now have access to fresh local produce through the food shelves in Aitkin and McGregor. It all started Aug. 29 because of a grant from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture and a collaboration between local farmers and food shelves. âOur main goal was getting produce,â said Pat Perrine, manager of the Community Food Shelf at First Lutheran Church in Aitkin. âWe wanted good quality products and we now have fresh broccoli, tomatoes, onions, eggplant and w
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