Boelus News

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As of Sunday afternoon, although the rivers have fluctuated some, the flow readings remain the same or almost the same as last week for the South Loup, Middle Loup, and North Loup Rivers. Now that I see a lot of bucks on the cameras, I have noticed a couple missing antlers. The Sandhill cranes are on the move north, as we hear them fly by. We have had a few more ducks on the pond, but I have a feeling they will fly north also soon, if they haven’t already. I had a fox on our camera. I looked up foxes in Nebraska. In the western part of the state, you can find Swift Fox maybe, because they are an endangered species. The Red Fox, I am sure, was on our camera. The Red Fox has a white-tip tail, black legs and ears, and a long, pointed muzzle. They hunt small rodents, birds, and rabbits along with fruits, nuts, and vegetables. They are the largest true fox and found in several continents. Their lifespan is three to six years.

Park project could impact GCA Days

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Organizers are shifting gears after learning that the epicenter of St. Paul’s annual summer celebration may still be under construction this summer Last Monday night, during the St. Paul City Council’s March 16th meeting, members of the council facilitated a discussion concerning how ongoing improvements to the St. Paul City Park may impact this year’s GCA Days celebration.