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Seagull Lake- After the Cavity Lake Fire

By Sue Prom Posted on July 24, 2006 Posted in News

     On Saturday when they announced Seagull Lake was open again I had mixed feelings.  Part of me wanted to get right out there and see it and the other part of me didn’t want to see it at all.  I have …

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Good News on the Cavity Lake Fire

By Sue Prom Posted on July 23, 2006 Posted in News

The Cavity Lake Fire has brought some good news to the Gunflint Trail.  We have had the opportunity to meet many people from all over the State who have been reporting on the happenings of the fire.  Two wonderful people we …

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Cavity Lake Fire; Sprinklers, T-Shirts, and More

By Sue Prom Posted on July 22, 2006 Posted in News

     The new overhead team is cautiously optimistic that they can keep the Cavity Lake Fire from growing.  The weather forecast looks good with high humidity and a chance of rain for the next few days.  With the large number …

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Fire and Rain

By Sue Prom Posted on July 21, 2006 Posted in News

I noticed some dark clouds this afternoon and realized it wasn’t smoke from the fire, but rain clouds.  I started to dance and lo and behold rain fell from the sky.  I guess I quit dancing too soon because the …

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Happy Birthday Cavity Lake Fire

By Sue Prom Posted on July 21, 2006 Posted in News

One week ago today the Cavity Lake Fire began, no one is celebrating it’s arrival.  The Type I Team is however happy and confident in their ability to keep the fire from jumping over the prescribed burn areas and into …

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Type I Team Takes Over Cavity Lake Fire

By Sue Prom Posted on July 20, 2006 Posted in News

Our local team managing the Cavity Lake Fire since it began has done a terrific job.  They should be applauded for all of their efforts and time sacrificed to keep us out of harm’s way.  They did receive an applause …

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Becoming Calm

By Sue Prom Posted on July 20, 2006 Posted in News

Not only did I read becoming calm in a forecast but also I can feel it starting to happen around me.  Yesterday was a test that the firefighters passed with flying colors.  Winds were gusting, temperatures were hot, and anything …

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Cavity Lake Fire, D-Day?

By Sue Prom Posted on July 19, 2006 Posted in News

Today may be a determining day in the Cavity Lake Fire.  The wind is already gusting up to 22 mph from the Southwest and is expected to stay strong and change to a more Westerly direction.  This will fuel the …

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The Smoke Gets in Your Eyes…

By Sue Prom Posted on July 19, 2006 Posted in News

And throat, and lungs.  As if it isn’t enough to have the threat of a wildfire in your backyard now people are becoming concerned about the amount of smoke in the air we are breathing.  The good thing about the …

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Fire in the BWCA

By Sue Prom Posted on July 18, 2006 Posted in News

       At the top of the page on the Wildfire Information Updates there is a box that says, "Fire Quick Facts."  The first fact is, "The fire was initially spotted by Forest Service air detection on July 14th at 3:30 …

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