meadow lake gazette
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Ski season is in full swing and I wanted to share an experience I had on the slopes at Hunter’s Hill this weekend. It’s honestly hard for me to write this. I’m still shaking from the adrenaline. I’m not the best skier, but I do enjoy the sport. I was on Hunter’s Hill, making the
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Meadow Lake Gazette, Issue 4 January 1992 Happy New Year readers! It has been a few months since my last issue but something has been brought to my attention. Lately, local children have been playing out at the abandoned mine on the east side of town. I recommend extreme caution. The mines that were the
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Then end of 2024 was rough for me and my family. Loss and illness made me want to skip the holidays entirely and my posting suffered for it. With a new year ahead, I am committing to focus on this blog, posting regularly working to make it the best it can be. For this first
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Meadow Lake Gazette: Issue 3 September, 1991 The Meadow Lake Monster was first spotted in the early 1950s by a father and son enjoying a bright summer day fishing out on the lake. What was supposed to be a day of fun, quickly turned to horror as a large shadow passed under the small row
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Issue 2, August 1991 As summer winds down and temperatures cool back down to reasonable, I feel the need to remind everyone, especially the younger generations, to stay out of the forest at night. When going to the forest in the daytime, never go alone. These are, of course, tips for traversing any forest. There
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July 1991 It’s summertime in our beautiful town Meadow Lake, and with that comes tourists. As all of you reading this know, tourists are the lifeblood of our small town. We both love and hate the tourist season. Without their business, we wouldn’t be able to heat our homes in the winter or put food
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