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 Greetings again from Voyageur Country. November has passed and for many that meant taking to the woods in pursuit of the white-tail deer. Deer hunting is extremely popular in Koochiching County and as important as bagging a trophy white-tailed is for some, for many people, the tradition of gathering with family and friends in hunting camps in the familiar woods of northern Minnesota is the most important of the season. With this newsletter, we'd like to share some of the flavor of deer hunting season, which remains a vital part of the quality of life here.... Also, we'd like to highlight a new business to our area - Arro of the North - that provides professional land surveying and civil engineering services. And, we'd like to introduce you to an artist that has returned to the area. And with every newsletter, we'd like to provide an update on projects and noteworthy events in our area... |
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Arro of the North
As a Professional Land Surveyor with over 14 years of experience, David Serrano is passionate about providing quality services to his customers, and the outdoors. In early 2007 he was able to bring those passions to International Falls when he and partner Bruce Skipton opened Arro of the North land surveying business. |
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Koochiching Economic Development Authority P.O. Box 138 International Falls, MN 56649 218.283.8585 800.452.3569 Fax: 218.283.4688 |
Hunting Shack Life As we wrap up another season of deer hunting and move toward the holidays we reflect on one of the many recreational opportunities Koochiching County has to offer. Whether referred to as the shack, the farm, or "The Polish Ponderosa" - shack life is about far more than the hunt. For many, hunting season is a special time of year that means family, friends and traditions while others continue the shack traditions all year long. Hunting shacks vary from the well worn shacks to the nicely appointed homes away from home with rustic appeal and everything in between... |
 Cherie Serrano Most who have visited Rainy Lake would agree the breathtaking beauty and serenity is like no other…the perfect setting for an artist. Local artist Cherie Serrano has returned home to the awe-inspiring beauty that surrounded her as a child. Serrano, born in Ontario, Canada grew up on a hobby farm and later Taylor's Cove, her family's resort on the Canadian side of Rainy Lake. Serrano's natural talent, supportive environment and appreciation of nature inspired her love of painting at a young age. She received her first paint set at the age of thirteen and started out painting mostly landscapes.. |
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