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Syttende Mai is celebrated with children’s parades, big parades, dances, and food, lots and lots of food. And what do Norwegians eat, you may ask? According to Howard Mohr, in his bible of Scandinavian lifestyle in the Upper Midwest How to …. Norske Nook — Rice Lake, 2900 Pioneer Avenue, Rice Lake, WI 54868, 715-234-1733. Norske Nook — Hayward, Hwy. 27 South, Hayward, WI 54843, (715) 634-4928. The Norske Nook is a legend in Wisconsin, offering “from scratch” cooking and … read more…
My Wisconsin Space » Fallison Lake, Northern Highland-American …
Fallison Lake, Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest – Boulder Junction, Wisconsin · Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest · Fallison Lake Nature Trail · Camping in the Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest … read more…
WXRO Radio: Top Stories, July 12th
The diver was one of 13 members of a diving club at the University of Wisconsin. Forty-one year old Deep Varma was diving with a partner on a shipwreck in about 130 feet of water. He began having breathing problems a few minutes after reaching … Lake Days is held at Tahoe Park. Shuttle service is available at the lower Tower Parking Lot, off Mill Street, and the Family Center and leaves every half hour. Event organizers say, while its still a little too early to tell, … read more…
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Iowa Is an Excellent State to Live If You Love Outdoor Activities
In December 1846, Iowa became USAs 29th state. Known as the Corn state, Iowa took its name from the Ioway people, the Native American Tribe that inhabited the area long before the first explorers arr… read more…
Tips on Moving to Illinois and State Information
On the 3rd of December 1818, Illinois was the 21st state to ratify the constitution of the United States of America. Located in the Midwest, Illinois is the most 5th most populous state in America and… read more…
The Top 5 Bike Trails North and Northwest of Chicago
The Chicagoland area is known for great bike trails and there is a a huge selection of Chicago, Illinois and Wisconsin bike trail pages and photo tours on this site, but which trails are really the be… read more…
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Ride benefits 4-legged vets (Northwest Herald)
WOODSTOCK – Harley-Davidson riders helped save the lives of military service dogs Saturday. read more…
NEWS & VIEWS: Getting the facts straight (The Journal-Standard)
Agriculture is facing a number of critical challenges to its well being these days, issues that I have spoken about in previous columns. read more…
Treviso Bay’s neighborhoods offer an array of luxury residences (Naples Daily News)
Treviso Bay offers an array of neighborhoods and residences built by a collection of preferred builders. read more…
Open Question: Trolling for Smallmouth bass?
I’m fishing on a lake in northern Wisconsin. I plan to canoe with a few poles out the back at about 10 ft deep of water (the weed line). I’ve never done this before, so I don’t really know what kind of bait/rig would be. Oh yeh, the water is crystal clear. There’s a good chance that I would also be fishing over sand b/c when there are no weeds, teh bottom is total sand. I don’t have a lot of stuff to pick from, so multiple suggestions would be great. I do have lots of fake worms with twister tails on the end, in case those would work. Thanks!
Resolved Question: Wisconsin city famous for aliens?
one of my great grandma’s grew up in wisconsin (99% sure, but the family histories a little muddled) she lived on a farm and apparently she told my dad one time that they would see strange things in the fields sometimes. she didn’t like to talk about it a lot, but she said that one time she saw something very tall and spindly running through a field and that it was the scariest thing she’d ever seen. i’m pretty sure the name of the town she grew up in was Green Grass, or Greengrass. when i was in middle school, i told this story to my class and my social studies teacher had heard of the town and knew it was famous for alien sightings. the problem is i’ve searched the internet and can’t find anything about a town called Green Grass anywhere let alone in Wisconsin. i was wondering if anyone had heard of it? its entirely possible that it was in a different state (probably somewhere in the midwest though) or that the town had a different name similar to “Green Grass”. any insights? could the town name have been changed at any point or incorporated into a different city?
i have found two other wisconsin cities supposedly famous for ufo’s (Belleville and Elmwood) and two wisconsin cities with similar names (Greenfield and Green Lake) none of these seem to be the town that i am looking for.
thank you! any info helps!
Resolved Question: Northern Wisconsin Bass Fishing?
I am going to Northern wisconsin on June 10-14. I will be fishing a lot on poupart lake, my friends family have cabins on it. I live in Illinois and I am having a hard time finding water temperatures. I need to know what they are so I can decide if bass are in clear-cut summer patterns or if they are transitioning out of the spawn or if the are possibly still spawning.
If anyone knows what the water temps are up there or have experience bass fishing up north this time of year I would greatly appreciate any info.
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@kongtemplation Southwest Michigan, and Lake Michigan coast driving north really has lots of gems. Different feel from Wisconsin, I think.
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