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Political notebook: Politicians learn how to deal with humor (joke, joke, joke)
By Don Davis Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura was the king of deadpanning, a trait that got him in trouble more than once. He often would deliver lines, giving no indication he was joking. After ...
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1986: A Plague of Bats?
The DNR was struggling to control some bats in 1986....
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Capital Chatter: Many leaders find politics is no joke

ST. PAUL — Former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura was the king of deadpanning, a trait that got him in trouble more than once.

By Don Davis , January 18, 2013

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Minnesota House split on how to slow Asian carp invasion

ST. PAUL — Three options appear viable to help stop the advance of Asian carp into Minnesota, but after years of talk disputes remain about how to best halt the invasion.

By Don Davis , January 15, 2013

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Capital Chatter: Congress quiet after fiscal cliff vote

ST. PAUL — Maybe folks should not be surprised that the media often found a communications cliff separating them and many Washington politicians after the fiscal cliff vote.

By Don Davis , January 04, 2013

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DNR to receive Murray County land from Ducks Unlimited

SLAYTON — A total of 188 acres of land in northwest Murray County’s Cameron Township is expected to be donated to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

By Alyson Buschena , December 11, 2012

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Letter: Legacy amendment money must be spent wisely

I have read with interest the articles in the Globe on Lake Ocheda and also the one by Scott Rall on his having misgivings about spending more of the legacy amendment money on trying to curb invasive species in our lakes and waterways.

By LeRoy K. Peterson, Slayton , August 23, 2012

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Editorial: Cleanup time in Iowa

It seems as if Iowa may have its own ideas about heeding edicts from the federal Environmental Protection Agency.

By Daily Globe , July 17, 2012

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Editorial: Hunting, fishing fees need a hike

Minnesota is renowned for its outdoors opportunities, and the Minnesota Senate recognized that Monday.

By Daily Globe , April 24, 2012

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As other see it: Partisanship and the DNR

With the support of Ducks Unlimited, the Minnesota Outdoor Heritage Alliance, the Minnesota Conservation Federation and — most important— key Republicans in the Legislature, you’d think a hunting- and fishing-license fee increase would be a no-brainer.

By Grand Forks (N.D.) Herald , April 20, 2012

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Legislative notebook: DNR says it should keep school land duties

Legislative notebook: DNR says it should keep school land duties ST. PAUL — Minnesota’s natural resources commissioner does not want to give up his job of managing 2.5 million acres of land, mostly in northern Minnesota, that support schools across the state.

By Don Davis , March 06, 2012

Winter may be back, but area ice remains thin

Winter may be back, but area ice remains thin Vehicle breaks through Lake Okabena; no one injured
WORTHINGTON — Reports of a truck going through the ice and sinking up to its front bumper in Lake Okabena Thursday night serve as a good reminder that the condition of the ice on area lakes isn’t safe — especially this year.

By Julie Buntjer , February 24, 2012

Letter: Shooter of mountain lion shouldn't face charges

Letter: Shooter of mountain lion shouldn't face charges I read with awe and dismay the article about the individual that is being charged by Jackson County’s attorney for shooting a mountain lion by his place last fall.

By Mike Handzus, Lakefield , February 16, 2012

As others see it: Wolves, cougars - it's a balance

There’s nothing like wolves and cougars to get people worked up. In Minnesota, both topics have stirred emotions recently.

By The Free Press of Mankato , February 06, 2012

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Heron Lake Watershed District saves family's Fulda Lake shoreline

Heron Lake Watershed District saves family's Fulda Lake shoreline FULDA — When Ann and Don Lubben purchased their lake-front property in Fulda in 2005, they inherited a problem that had been festering for years

By Julie Buntjer , December 02, 2011

This week’s cougar shooting is under investigation by DNR

ROUND LAKE — The news of a cougar shot Sunday in Jackson County has caught the attention of the entire state, it seems. According to Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Predatory Biologist Dan Stark, the fatal shooting of a 125 pound male cougar by a citizen was a remarkably rare event, possibly the first time in recent years a protected animal has been shot and then reported to the DNR.

December 01, 2011

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Minn. DNR sets up zebra mussel decontaminations

ST. PAUL (AP) — The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is launching a new weapon against the spread of the invasive zebra mussel in at least three lakes.

August 05, 2011

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