Woman injured by black bear near Nisswa, Minnesota
Staff Report
May 28, 2023
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Not long ago, during the summer months, most Michigan fishermen pulled on a tee-shirt if the day came with a prediction for warm weather and sunny skies. Then, if they were worried about too much sun or wanted to shield themselves from the sun’s UV rays, they slathered a layer of SPF 50 sunscreen on …
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