Leif Enger | People | Minnesota Public Radio

State Ditch 83 in Northwestern Minnesota may be due for a cleanup, but some folks like it the way it is. (12/04/1997)

Biologists are now using satellite technology to forecast where wolves will show up next. (10/22/1997)

Eight years ago last month, 500 union supporters ran amok in the northern border town of International Falls. (10/09/1997)

Houses made of straw bales are making a revival that's reached from New Mexico to New Zealand to Northern Minnesota. (10/07/1997)

Rod Fudge is the largest supplier of leeches in the upper Midwest, and he catches them all by hand. (07/30/1997)

"God has his ways of setting off the alarm clock and waking us up." (05/01/1997)

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