July 2022

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Random Strangers

I am excited to Introduce to you, Wendy Schwartz! We met at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. I was in the city for a conference and Wendy was there to visit family and to be immersed in the Van Gogh Lume exhibit.

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Veterans Receive Funding to expand access

Veterans on the Lake: In this week’s Lake County Board Meeting, Commissioners authorized payments to Veterans on the Lake (VOTL) to complete accessibility/handicap renovations to their existing trails, roadway, and buildings to improve access to the wilderness and outdoor recreation for disabled American veterans. This involves paving trails, renovating, and constructing cabins. Lake County is the fiscal agent for VOTL. All these payments will be reimbursed through grants from the IRRRB (Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board) and LCCMR (Legislative‐ Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources).

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Evening in the Garden

Dan Schutte, owner of Shoreview Natives, sharing his wealth of knowledge and personal experience with native plants appropriate for northern gardens with a group of growers at the Two Harbors Community Center July 20. The event was part of the University Extension Master Gardners programming. Little Waldo Farmer Jadell Cavallin followed up with a presentation on native and deer-resistant plants. All valuable information for northland gardeners!

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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Let us know what is going on! Community events are an important part of what makes Lake County a great place to live and visit. We want to know what is happening around the county, and need you to let us know about your organization’s happenings.

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Catch the Good

My dog Copper loves food. If it’s in a dish, she pretty much inhales it. Dogs are scavengers by nature and so weren’t designed for enjoying a leisurely meal. Thus, one of the reasons some dogs are inclined to scarf down their food as rapidly as possible. Since eating too fast can have negative health consequences, it’s a good idea to slow them down by ditching the dish. Fortunately, that’s fairly simple to accomplish and there’s more than one way to do it.

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Finland News

PHOOEY! That’s the nice word I have for gardening this week, my tomato plants are being stinkers! In other news, I have encountered a smallish bear on my walks a few times and it has frequented our garage, getting to know the inside quite nicely. Saw a baby robin, sort of ugly I might add, poor thing. Saw 16 cute baby ducklings, too many crawfish, two turtles in and out of the water, and one water snake… could have done without that and the leeches. Summer up north is a fun one. Hope you are all enjoying it!

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