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Stillwater gallery hosts revival of St. Croix River-related art exhibit
Look at things from the St. Croix River’s point of view.
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[Update: Closure cancelled] St. Croix Crossing bridge lane to close during repairs to storm-damaged sewer
Drainage system damaged during early summer deluge will require several weeks of work.
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Hudson boat blaze raises calls for locally-based firefighting boat
Firefighters could only wait for assistance while the watercraft burned near Lakefront Park.
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Microscope reveals diverse life in the St. Croix River
See some of the tiny organisms that live in the river through the eyes of a young photographer.
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Twin Cities TV reporters share their summer adventures in the St. Croix Valley
Two news networks shared programs on their morning shows to highlight the opportunities to experience nature and more in the Dalles area.
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Citizens seek to save fire tower overlooking upper St. Croix River
Historic tower site in Gordon could eventually be made available for camping.
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St. Croix River Association receives grant from Andersen Corporation
Windows manufacturer based in Bayport makes major gift for long-term protection of the river as part of expansion plan.
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Video: Dragonfly diehards from across America visit St. Croix Valley
Annual meeting of national dragonfly organization brings citizen scientists and others to unique insect habitat along the St. Croix River.
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Petition calls for comprehensive environmental review before likely new pipeline across St. Croix headwaters
Environmental groups say the recent approval of Line 3 in Minnesota will build pressure to increase carrying capacity through Wisconsin.
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St. Croix River flood update: Crest passes Stillwater, no-wake forecast promising
A recent rainstorm spiked the water levels, but the week ahead should give the river time to recede.
Greg Seitz
