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1 week ago |
bemidjipioneer.com | TJ Rhodes |Madelyn Haasken
BEMIDJI – Severe thunderstorms and damaging winds tore through the Bemidji area late last night and into this morning, resulting in significant damage and leaving thousands without power. Not one Bemidji neighborhood was unaffected by the storm, with numerous houses, businesses and properties facing damage as a result of fallen trees and debris. Downtown Bemidji buildings saw significant damage. Many lost a sign, like Dairy Queen. Some featured trees blocking an entrance, like Books N More.
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3 weeks ago |
bemidjipioneer.com | Madelyn Haasken
BEMIDJI — As the American flag swayed in the breeze over the Bemidji Eagles Club parking lot, hundreds of motorcyclists gathered for the 19th annual Ride for the Troops on Sunday. This year's event marked the return of the Longest Ride route, which offered a few stops for participants before returning to the Eagles Club. Motorcyclists traveled just south of Bagley before heading to Zerkel for lunch at the Knutson Zerkel Store.
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4 weeks ago |
bemidjipioneer.com | Annalise Braught |Madelyn Haasken |TJ Rhodes |Leo Pomerenke
BEMIDJI — As Bemidjians settled into the spring season, many of the area's traditional activities and events got underway. From heading out to the lake before the sunrise for the fishing opener to hitting home runs on a sunny afternoon, spending time outdoors was a central theme of May.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Madelyn Haasken
May 19—BEMIDJI — Attendees of MMIW 218's second annual Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives conference exemplified the spirit of resilience as they marched through Bemidji on Saturday despite cold and rainy weather. The event, which expanded from a walk into afull-day conference last year,is held annually in May to honor the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives.
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1 month ago |
bemidjipioneer.com | Madelyn Haasken
BEMIDJI — Attendees of MMIW 218’s second annual Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives conference exemplified the spirit of resilience as they marched through Bemidji on Saturday despite cold and rainy weather. The event, which expanded from a walk into a full-day conference last year, is held annually in May to honor the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives.
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