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Recycled Art: Tile Mosaic
Each year, our local Habitat for Humanity puts on a recycled art show, called "Home is Where the Art Is". Artists from around the area volunteer and are given a voucher to purchase materials from the ...
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The story behind the tradition
By Nichole Roell Christmas Tree Dating back hundreds of years in many ancient cultures, evergreens have symbolized regrowth and everlasting life. Germans are credited with the tradition we are famili...
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The capability and popularity of dollar store retail outlets say a lot about the times we live in. And while one says something bad, the other is good. So enjoy this good news/bad news post, and as I ...
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Minnesota restricts walnut tree imports
Minnesota Agriculture Commissioner Dave Frederickson has restricted the import of walnut trees and some related products from areas infested with thousand cankers disease. A fungus carried by the wal...
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The Coffin
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Extension column: Tree damage and management

Mother Nature has thrown us quite a summer. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all those who have felt her wrath and have damage. There is nothing more heartbreaking then seeing a tree that has been in your yard for years lose a battle with a storm.

By Samantha Lahman, Extension educator intern , August 17, 2011

Help national forests: Join Arbor Day Foundation in July

Forest land is one of America's most prized resources, and everyone can help plant needed trees in these vital areas simply by joining the Arbor Day Foundation.

By Staff Report , July 03, 2011

Emerald ash borer is in the spotlight

Governor Mark Dayton has proclaimed May 22-28 as Emerald Ash Borer Awareness Week. The designation is an effort to raise awareness of the destructive nature of emerald ash borer (EAB) and promote the use of local or MDA Certified Firewood when camping this upcoming summer.

By Staff Report , May 22, 2011

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Ag department starts to trap emerald ash borer

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) is preparing to hang thousands of purple traps around the state in search of emerald ash borer (EAB).

By Staff Report , April 17, 2011

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Did a storm damage your tree?

Winter storms cause tremendous stress and severe damage to trees in the urban forest. Obviously, a snapped or downed tree should be removed. What about a tree that suffers minor damage? How can a homeowner tell if a tree is safe?

By Staff Report , April 16, 2011

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Join Arbor Day Foundation and get 10 trees

Here's a way to get into the mood for spring planting: Join the Arbor Day Foundation and receive 10 trees to plant when the weather turns warm.

By Staff Report , January 30, 2011

'Stress pest' strikes trees near Osakis

By Amy Chaffins , November 16, 2010

Arbor Day Foundation names Alexandria Tree City City USA community

Alexandria was recognized by the nonprofit Arbor Day Foundation as a Tree City USA community for its commitment to urban forestry.

June 02, 2010

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Strong winds cause some damage in Douglas County

Strong winds cause some damage in Douglas County Monday night’s strong winds did some damage near West Lake Cowdry Road.

By Heather Huwe, Intern Reporter , May 25, 2010

Fill a mitten for an Osakis child this Christmas

There’s a child in Osakis wishing for a noisy fire truck for Christmas. A 14-year-old boy could use a Silverstreaks sweatshirt. A 16-year-old girl hopes she’ll get the latest Twlight novel.

By Greta Petrich , December 06, 2009

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Tree Open House set for February 25

The Douglas Soil Water Conservation District (SWCD) will host its annual “Tree Open House” on Wednesday, February 25.

February 18, 2009

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Tree Open House set for February 25

The Douglas Soil Water Conservation District (SWCD) will host its annual “Tree Open House” on Wednesday, February 25 at the USDA Service Center.

February 14, 2009

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Give Christmas tree a new life – recycle it

Wondering what to do with that live Christmas tree you bought? Recycle it.

January 07, 2009

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Christmas trees in good supply and beautiful shape this year, say growers

From balsam trees to freshly baked cookies and holly berry candles – there are so many scents that can spark our holiday memories.

December 17, 2008

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How safe is your Christmas tree?

Most people love the fragrant smell of a fresh-cut Christmas tree. Twinkling lights and colorful decorations add the final touches to the dark green needles. But Christmas trees can be dangerous, too.

December 12, 2008

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