NORTHERN REGION Ashland Team / March Wardens Phil Brown, of Iron River, Matt Koshollek, of Drummond, and Adam Stennett, of Brule, patrolled the Cable area in March for a large snowmobile race. The wardens made stops for registration, trail pass and modified exhaust violations. Warden Stennett issued a citation to a steelhead fisherman for fishing […]
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