
Chloe Johnson
Environmental Reporter at The Minnesota Star Tribune
Environmental reporter @startribune. Best way to reach me: chloe (dot) johnson (at) startribune (dot) com
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1 week ago |
mankatofreepress.com | Chloe Johnson
A veteran of the Vietnam War took the podium at Fort Snelling National Cemetery on Monday to offer his reflection 50 years after the fall of Saigon marked America’s defeat. Everett Doolittle fought in the infantry in Vietnam and now arbitrates disputes at the National Guard and Army Reserve. He didn’t know, in hindsight, what the United States was fighting for in that conflict. “I’m not proud of the Vietnam War,” he said.
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1 week ago |
startribune.com | Chloe Johnson
A veteran of the Vietnam War took the podium at Fort Snelling National Cemetery on Monday to offer his reflection 50 years after the fall of Saigon marked America's defeat. Everett Doolittle fought in the infantry in Vietnam and now arbitrates disputes at the National Guard and Army Reserve. He didn't know, in hindsight, what the United States was fighting for in that conflict. "I'm not proud of the Vietnam War," he said.
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2 weeks ago |
thederrick.com | Chloe Johnson
MINNEAPOLIS — Dried leaves, bark scraps, fallen walnuts — just about everything on the forest floor looked like a morel. I was roughly 40 minutes into a forest trek to find morel mushrooms. The prized culinary ingredient appears for only a few weeks when lilacs bloom each spring. But almost nobody in the foray I had joined had found one yet. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
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2 weeks ago |
sacbee.com | Chloe Johnson
MINNEAPOLIS - Dried leaves, bark scraps, fallen walnuts - just about everything on the forest floor looked like a morel. I was roughly 40 minutes into a forest trek to find morel mushrooms. The prized culinary ingredient appears for only a few weeks when lilacs bloom each spring. But almost nobody in the foray I had joined had found one yet. About 20 of us were picking through the woods in a state park an hour south of Minneapolis on a Saturday morning in early May.
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2 weeks ago |
dailygazette.com | Chloe Johnson
MINNEAPOLIS — Dried leaves, bark scraps, fallen walnuts — just about everything on the forest floor looked like a morel. I was roughly 40 minutes into a forest trek to find morel mushrooms. The prized culinary ingredient appears for only a few weeks when lilacs bloom each spring. But almost nobody in the foray I had joined had found one yet. kAmp3@FE a_ @7 FD H6C6 A:4<:?8 E9C@F89 E96 H@@5D :? 2 DE2E6 A2C< 2? 9@FC D@FE9 @7 |:??62A@=:D @? 2 $2EFC52J >@C?:?8 :?
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