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Police in Florida were called down to a canal to pull a woman out of a storm drain — something that felt very familiar to them because it was the second time in two years that they had to pull the same woman out of the storm drain. Cops in Delray Beach responded to a…
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An outdoor yoga class in Miami came to an abrupt end when a man laying on his back was injured by a very large iguana that fell out of a tree. Falling iguanas are quite common in Florida when the temperature is freezing, but this was not the case. It was a warm day and…
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Cindy Myogeto, Crosslake Area Director of the Brainerd Lakes Chamber of Commerce and Jessie Eide, part-owner of Moonlite Bay Family Restaurant & Bar in Crosslake, joined the Wake the Lakes Morning Show to tell us all about the FUN coming up during the 21st Annual Winterfest in Crosslake February 2nd through February 4th, 2023.
Three New York men are behind bars on drug charges after one of them called 911 to snitch on the other two. Troopers in Pennsylvania say they received a 911 call from 30-year-old Sauigi Wang who told the dispatcher that there were two people in his car with marijuana and they wouldn’t leave. He then…
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Lakes Jam Director of Partnership Eryk Haapajoki talks what is instore for the 10th anniversary of Lakes Jam, the lineups for Rock and Country Night, other fun and festivities, tickets, and much more:
Aitkin Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Taylor Erickson chatted about the upcoming 2nd annual Winter Wonderama on Saturday, February 11th and looking ahead to a few events this spring:
–For cat owners: Wood pellets instead of cat litter. Around $7 for 40 lb bags. The pellets dissolve into sawdust after getting wet. There is no odor. Cleanup is easy and you’ll save money this way. –Unrolling aluminum foil way easier: Every box of foil has these handy roll-locks –To sew a button, scotch tape…
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Representative Josh Heintzeman of Nisswa joins us to give us the latest of what’s being focused on in the Minnesota Legislature.
Aitkin County Soil and Water Conservation District Forester Kyle Frederickson, and new Tech Veronica Lundquist, talked about upcoming plans for forest stewardships, the River and Lakes Fair in June, and the on-going Native Plants and Trees Sales: