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It's happening at the school itself. A police officer delivered the bird to Farr.

Other than that, he was one of the feistiest, fattest loons we've ever had. Friday, said Midbrod, 51, who rescued the hapless critter. Plus household 123 mobile chat and toys! All proceeds will help get the school year on the swle foot, and one step closer to keeping kids safe this fall.

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Then they wale the Lake Superior Zoo, which couldn't accept the bird. Each student will have their own supplies; everything from notebooks to pencils, from art supplies to science experiments.

House hold goods, vases, holiday decorations, tools, men's and women's salr, glassware, purses, like new stuffed animals, sporting goods, duck decoys, power equipment, 's Coca Cola Cooler, 16" enclosed trailer, new CB Radio, and furniture. Thursday marked day one, but the sale continues this weekend.

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Rain was falling in Duluth on Friday. Farr placed the loon in a dog kennel on plenty of padding Friday evening.

COVID has brought on plenty of concerns, from both parents and staff at the school. Midbrod and his wife, Reggie, first tried taking the loon to an emergency veterinarian service, but it was closed.

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We Must Down Size! Fashion Jewelry. First the loon bounced off a car, said Robert Midbrod of Superior, who witnessed it.

Mason, tile and framing tools and supplies. Power tools, hand tools, pumps and more!

The landing occurred Sports Loon not cleared for landing at Duluth garage sale As loon landings go, this one wasn't pretty. It isn't unheard of for loons to land on wet pavement, which they mistake for water, said wildlife rehabilitator Peggy Farr of Duluth.

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The landing occurred about 1 p. Shortly afterward, Midbrod learned something about handling loons. So that's where this fundraiser comes in. Anyone can stop by from a. Lots of new in box and gently preowned items. So they took it to a police station in West Duluth.

So this year, they are trying to limit contact between the students, by limiting how much sharing is done.