Hugo, Minn. – As the city of Hugo puts the final touches on its city-wide comprehensive plan, the final public input meeting has given city officials some new things to consider regarding the Paul Hugo Farms Wildlife Management Area, in which lies Rice Lake, a destination for state waterfowlers. One example: Some citizens would like […]
Hugo WMA plan hits snag over discharge of firearms
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