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DAYTRIPPING FEATURED

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Interwoven Basket Heritage

In April 2023, quilled birch bark makaks (baskets) made by women of Rice Lake Village (now, Hiawatha First Nation) arrived

Christmas Community FEATURED Outdoors

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The PARD Charity Games Show

It was a rainy Fall day, and not just a light sprinkle – a downpour, where the sky opened up