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WHITEFISH - The Glacier Wolfpack might be planning more track meets in Whitefish from now on.
unknown title 2009
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WHITEFISH (AP) - Some Whitefish residents with property near a Burlington Northern Santa Fe railyard have hired an attorney and plan to test for toxins after BNSF started offering to buy property near the railyard.
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WHITEFISH (AP) - Some Whitefish residents with property near a Burlington Northern Santa Fe railyard have hired an attorney and plan to test for toxins after BNSF started offering to buy property near the railyard.
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WHITEFISH - The Glacier Wolfpack might be planning more track meets in Whitefish from now on.
unknown title 2009
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I have tried just about every freshwater fish smoked; Whitefish is very popular here in the UP (Upper Peninsula) of Michigan.
mmm....fish cheeks. 2009
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I have tried just about every freshwater fish smoked; Whitefish is very popular here in the UP (Upper Peninsula) of Michigan.
mmm....fish cheeks. 2009
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Last week, just before the Triduum began, I was running a few last errands around my new hometown, Milwaukee, when I ran across St. Monica's, a very finely-designed little parish campus and school down in Whitefish Bay, a little town of quiet, treelined grid-streets and clapboard, just north of Milwaukee proper.
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I wanted to write a review of Repertory Dance Theatre's concert in Whitefish by now, but I bogged myself down in graphics and plans for Theatre X-Net.
View from the Northern Border Michael Evans 2006
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We tried another antique show and appraisal event in Whitefish as a fund-raiser this year, and it appeared to be successful.
View from the Northern Border Michael Evans 2006
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In The Community: First Friday, a downtown gallery crawl this evening at the Hockaday Museum of Art. Our Hockaday Guild is also promoting a fund-raiser in Whitefish this weekend where an antique appraiser assesses people's old junk, uh treasures, Antiques Roadshow-style.
Archive 2005-09-01 Michael Evans 2005
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