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LETTER: Attack was unworthy, undeserved

Hunting is a way of life I don’t want to lose, says Katie Pinke. First, hunting is wildlife management. Hunting represents our heritage. Hunting holds family tradition for many of us. Pictured are three generations of Pinke's family with friends headed to deer hunt in November 2018 near Aneta, North Dakota. Katie Pinke / Agweek
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Continue hunting traditions with the next generation

Lance Bagstad
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COMMENTARY: A new plan for the future of Park Rapids Area Schools

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Other View: Survey shows need for mental health support in Minnesota schools

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LETTER: Don’t politicize in church setting

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LETTER: No attempt at balance

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LETTER: Opinions are not news

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LETTER: Mandate within employer’s expertise

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LETTER: Squad visit was ‘too little, too late’

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LETTER: Lack of journalism integrity

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LETTER: Less noise, more caring

Lilac bushes are piled up at Jenny Schlecht's home near Medina, North Dakota, on Sept. 4, 2021. Jenny Schlecht / Agweek
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Jenny Schlecht: It's hard to make changes where the roots run deep

An uncommon view of the harvester's upperwings.
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LEPS & ODES: Harvester butterfly has carnivorous caterpillars

The wisdom you glean from grandparents sets a standard for how you live, says Katie Pinke. Grandparents Day falls annually on the Sunday after Labor Day. Pictured is Katie Pinke's nephew, Odin, named after his great-great-grandfather, seated next to his great-grandmother. Katie Pinke / Agweek
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Wisdom from grandparents sets a life standard

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LETTER: Think critically about history curriculum

Luke, Katy and Sarah Draxton pose at the 4-H Static (non-livestock)Judging of the Grand Forks County Fair on June 22, 2021, in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Katy Draxton was a part of starting a new 4-H club in 2020, the Northwood Meadowlarks. Two of her children pictured, Luke and Sarah, are Cloverbud (ages 5-7) members. Katie Pinke / Agweek
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Enroll kids in 4-H this month for more skills, less screen time

Winona LaDuke
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LaDuke: How about a peacetime military?

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LETTER: Endless profiteering from endless wars

One rain won't fix the drought, but it does provide hope, Jenny Schlecht says. Jenny Schlecht / Agweek
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What is 3.5 inches of rain worth?

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LETTER: Don’t teach racial theories in school

The participants who volunteered for the 2021 Hubbard County Starry Trek participants are, front, from left, Jon Dennis, Ingrid Bey, Stef Westphal and Andrea Dutcher. Back row: Ken Grob, Laura Scanlon, Don Johaneson, Gene Hanson, Steve Aaserude and Jim Blodgett.
Northland Outdoors

Starry stonewart search completed on 18 lakes in northern Hubbard County