I suspect this is going to be a recurring theme in this publication in the months to come. I base this on three recent op-ed articles.
Dave Zentner, a venerable and articulate outdoorsman, got the ball rolling by penning a piece that asserts that Minnesotans deserve a natural resources citizen advisory council. Surrounding states have them. We should, too. Sarah Strommen, the DNR commissioner, read Dave’s piece and disagreed. She fired off her own prose in early September.
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