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Lady Bears down Mustangs, Win Section 8A East


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The Lake of the Wood Bears got by the Red Lake County Central Mustangs Tuesday night in Thief River Falls 59-50 to win the Section 8A East title. The Bears will play the Northern Freeze Friday evening in TRF for the Section 8A title and a trip to the state tournament.

The Bears led 21-20 at halftime and never looked back from there. The Bears' Jessica Marken picked up 16 of her 25 points in the second half to pace the Bears.



Bears fall to Patriots


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by Jeff Hovde

Staff writer

 

The Lake of the Woods Bears lost to Win-E-Mac Monday night in Bemidji 69-59 in Section 8A boys basketball playoff action. The loss ends the Bears season with 19 losses and six wins.

A complete recap of the game can be found in the March 16 issue of The Baudette Region.



American Cancer Society Daffodil Days begin March 15th


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Daffodil Days is a much loved program that has offered daffodils to donors in appreciation for their contributions since 1973.  But it is more than just giving beautiful flowers; it provides funding for the research, education, advocacy and patient support of the American Cancer Society.
Bunches of daffodils will be available for donations, while supplies last, the week of March 15th at Ben Franklin and Lake of the Woods Foods.  Also that week, volunteers will distribute flowers to those who previously ordered products.  



Marlo Fadness Memorial Ride a big success


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Lake of the Woods School Relay for Life team and the Lake of the Woods Drifters Snowmobile Club announce a very successful Memorial Ride.
145 snowmobilers signed in or called in their miles at the Williams Bar and Grill for 17,453 miles that were rode. This is the most ever!



March is National Colorectal Cancer awareness month


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Know your family health history



Girl Scouts Ceremony


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Girl Scouts held their annual rededication and investment ceremony recently, which included the presentation of vests and a candle-lighting ceremony.Girl Scouts held their annual rededication and investment ceremony



March is Food Shelf Campaign Month


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Please support our local food shelf with your donations this month during the March Campaign. Last year, through your support, we distributed over 58,000 pounds of food to 172 needy households. This winter we are seeing increasing numbers of families who need some help.
All March Campaign cash and food donations will count toward additional funding from Minnesota Foodshare. Send a check or money order to LOW Food Shelf, PO Box 928, Baudette, MN 56623 or call to arrange drop off. Visit www.mnfoodshare.gmcc.org for more information.



March 9, 2010 - 10:52am
Creepy Crawler industries has grown worms up to 10 inches, and has all stages back to cocoon.

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Worm farm is two businesses in one


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by Penny Mio
editor

Deciding to go into the nightcrawler breeding business was one that the Wiersma family debated for about three years. Research and health issues came into play, but when they learned that the business is actually two-in-one, that sealed the deal.
Since December, the family has been getting their new business, Creepy Crawler Industries off the ground. It was after talking to another worm farmer that Dean Wiersma was told, “don’t forget about the castings.”



Dayton stops in Baudette


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by Penny Mio
editor

The first topic posed to governor’s candidate Mark Dayton was about how the state could ever get out of debt.
Dayton’s answer was quick and to the point: tax the rich. Later he explained that some conservatives had discussed a flat tax, where everyone pays the same percentage of tax. That, he said, would be an improvement but a graduated tax so the wealthiest carry the biggest tax burden, would be better.



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