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STAFF BLOG NOTES FROM THE NORTHWOODS A day for Ann Daley
I got a bigger window into the big world of Ann Daley Sunday afternoon at her 80th birthday party. I've known Ann for a few years through my work at the Bemidji Pioneer. I'm not sure when we met, b...
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Prime Time: Lesson 25: ‘…The Power to Render Us Happy or Unhappy’ 
The line was long with last-minute Christmas shoppers at Kmart. Checkers had put in long days already with tense shoppers and rushed purchases.
December 13, 2011
Prime Time: Mystery person recalls growing up in Bemidji
A Bemidji native, who served as a moderator for a Minnesota State Arts Board grant panel last month, recalls the magical time she had growing up in Bemidji.
By Patt Rall , December 13, 2011
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- Prime Time: Many memories of Tracy Lutheran Church
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Prime Time: Senior center welcomes new board, honors veterans
The Paul Bunyan Senior Activity Center would like to extend a sincere thank you to Ann Daley and Pat Kroeplin for writing and submitting our articles since 2007.
By Diane Engel , December 13, 2011
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Prime Time: Birds: Residents, transients and migrants
“The juncos are back!” sounds like a joyful shout, especially from a birdwatcher. Actually, it depends on the time of year and the birdwatcher’s attitude.
By Evan Hazard , November 08, 2011
Prime Time: Sometimes a great time requires a nudge
My morning was planned — at least in my head. Not obligated to be anywhere until 11 a.m., I had decided to allow myself to stay in bed until 7:30. Then I’d rise, do my morning workout, take care of a few household chores, take the dog for a morning walk, check my messages, read the paper and make a few phone calls before heading in to town.
By Sue Bruns , November 08, 2011
Prime Time: Welcome to the world, little Danica
There are more than 7 billion of us on the planet.
By Marilyn Heltzer , November 08, 2011
Prime Time: Vacation Bible School came at a lousy time
I hated Vacation Bible School. It was always the first thing in the summer. Out of school for the summer, and then we had to go to Vacation Bible School. We were never imaginative enough to called it VBS.
By Jeb Monge , November 08, 2011
Prime Time: Traveling the road to Alaska through others
Several people have shared with me their adventures about driving the Alcan Highway to Alaska.
By Muriel Keaveny , November 08, 2011
Prime Time: Looking back at Novembers from childhood to today
November was a time to think rather unhappily about the imminent coming of winter when I was growing up in Illinois.
By Alice Collins , November 08, 2011
Bucket list wish fulfilled: Woman, 90, gets her first motorcycle ride
Hazel Robinson had two big wishes on her bucket list: to go for a motorcycle ride and a snowmobile ride at the age of 90.
November 08, 2011
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Prime Time: Difficult summer closes down
I’ve been gone from these pages for three months. My last column was published in June. It’s good to be back, and I thank the folks who have commented that they miss my writing in Prime Time.
By Marilyn Heltzer , October 11, 2011
Prime Time: Stretching summer keeps winter at bay
The maple trees in the yard have transformed into brilliant, flaming spectacles and the poplar are dropping their gold leaves to cushion the woodland paths. The oak trees have already unleashed a hailstorm of acorns, plopping off the deck, crunching underfoot. Now their oxblood leaves catch the afternoon sun.
By Sue Bruns , October 11, 2011
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Prime Time: Age brings perspective on aspects of accomplishment
I read the history of the Alcan Highway as it was known in 1942, and still is, (short for Alaska and Canadian), and studied the milepost booklet as we drove along.
By Muriel Keaveny , October 11, 2011
Why be a volunteer?
It’s not for money. It’s not for fame.
October 11, 2011
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