A group that says new iron ore legislation leaves them with no choice but to fight a mine with civil disobedience held a training session in Taylor County last weekend. About 70 people showed up.
June Thiele embraces Warden Lance Burns of the Gordon Ranger Station at the Barnes Town Hall Saturday morning. The meeting was the first time she had seen Burns since he evacuated her from her home on Tuesday afternoon.
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) Shoots of green grass are beginning to sprout after the Germann Road Fire burned 8,131 acres in northern Wisconsin last week - the largest wildfire in the region in 33 years.
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A charred beer can rests in a containment line on the edge of the woods near Ellison Lake Road and State Highway 27.
A ceremonial drum, made of elk skin and maple. Inspired by a dream had by Bad River Tribal Elder Bing Lemieux and Red Cliff Tribal Elder and Legend Teller Tony DePerry.
Native American tribal elders from Bad River and Red Cliff held a drum ceremony this weekend calling upon the spirits to offer guidance in their fight against a proposed iron mine in northern Wisconsin.
