Wild places and humans marching across the continent
Bill Hall muses on how human curiosity and expansion have touched every forest from Idaho to North Dakota. He recalls his father’s belief that wild places fade under population pressure, notes signs of past exploration, and suggests we may one day erase even human beings from the land.
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North Dakota
Idaho
Daniel Boone
Bill Hall
Lewiston
C St
Odd cucumbers born from same vine baffle readers
Fran Fenty of Forrest displayed two cucumbers for her parents Marion and Matt Antonin. One measures 12.25 inches by 8.5 inches, the other five inches by 10.5 inches, both from the same vine, an unusual coincidence the family found noteworthy.
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Fran Fenty
Forrest
Marion
Matt Antonin
Wilson named acting superintendent for Pelly Trail
The Pelly Trail School Division board met August 13 and accepted the resignation of Walter Emet while hiring Bruce Alexander on a term contract. They authorized a Letter of Understanding appointing Lesia Wilson as Acting Superintendent Aug 1, 2001 to June 30, 2002. The meeting covered kindergarten enrollment, staffing changes, bus routes, and a 0.04 cent increase for contract cleaners. The next meeting is set for September 5.
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Pelly Trail
Walter Emet
Bruce Alexander
Lesia Wilson
Wilson
Major Pratt
Board of Refer
Ence
Manulaks
Oakburn
Birdtail River
McTavish
Falloon
Wray
Foxwarren
Jaime Michaluk
Binscarth
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S. Smith