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Monthly Archives: January 2019
In a nutshell: why we need to protect lands on the west side of Sandy Lake
We already have ~1000 acres protected, most of it on the east side of Sandy Lake. So why did Walter Regan ask at the Dec 6, 2018 presentation: “Why do we need those lands on the west side?” ( I … Continue reading
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