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SepTimber Ride is Set to Roll
On September 12th, the Sep- for the ride, and there will be no their homes. There will be no of our gorgeous lakes, forests, Tribute Brewing Company be-
Timber Ride in Eagle River will water stations, tasting events, in-person registration this year. and wildlife,” said Eagle River fore bringing children, as social
offer the same beautiful fall or a picnic to celebrate at the Riders have a choice of three Chamber of Commerce Ex- distancing guidelines might
scenes you would expect along end. Additionally, instead of re- self-guided routes – the 100K ecutive Director Kim Emerson. restrict access. Additionally, it
all three of its courses – 28-mile ceiving registration packets the Northwoods Road Ride, the “More than any previous year, is recommended that all riders
trail, 60K road, and 100K road – day of the event, they will be 60K road route, and the 28-mile this ride isn’t about finishing wear a CPSC-approved helmet.
for this annual event. However, mailed directly to participants. Three Eagle Trail ride. All three first, it’s about taking in the Proceeds from the event go
there have been modifications These modifications were made routes combine beautiful fall sights along the way and sup- toward developing bike trails in
for the health and safety of the in an effort to minimize physi- landscapes, with the 100K and porting bike trail development.” eastern Vilas County, particu-
riders. Participants will get Sep- cal interactions and enhance the 60K routes weaving through the Registration for the SepTim- larly the River Trail connecting
Timber Ride event shirts, along safety of the event. Chain of Lakes. Of age cyclists ber Ride is $50 per person and Eagle River to St. Germain and
with wine and beer tasting pass- Entire families, including have the option to partake in is not refundable. Registra- the Hearty of Vilas Trail Sys-
es for two local establishments. children, are welcome to par- beverage sampling at Tribute tion includes the ride, an event tem. For more information or to
The event will be a bit differ- ticipate and move at their own Brewing Company and at Three shirt, and wine and beer tast- register, contact the Eagle River
ent this year, due to concerns pace. Participants must regis- Lakes Winery with their beer ing passes. Child-size shirts Chamber of Commerce at 800-
related to the spread of COV- ter online by September 1st, in and wine tasting passes. and passes for soda at Tribute 359-6315 or online at https://
ID-19. For instance, there is not order to allow time for regis- “It’s the same SepTimber Ride Brewing Company are also eagleriver.org/featured/septim-
going to be an official start time tration packets to be mailed to that offers cyclists the views available. Parents should call ber-ride/.
Photo provided by Eagle River Chamber
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Natural connections• Signs of Fall
by Emily Stone
My usual milestones of Loon Pon- ate anthocyanins they need lots of
Naturalist &
toon Tours, Master Naturalist Pro- sugars, which requires dependable
Educator Emily
Stone holds grams, our Summer Benefit Party, soil moisture and sunshine. Happi-
Natural History & and Junior Naturalists playing ly, that’s the definition of a swamp.
Geology Degrees games in the Outdoor Classroom That red maple opened my eyes
from Northland were nowhere to be found. And to other signs of fall I’d been trying
College and
now, already, by the first of Au- to ignore. The dappled yellows in
works and writes
in Northern WI. gust, signs of a changing season the roadsides show that the oval
have appeared out of nowhere. leaves of spreading dogbane and
At the end of one of those per- Honestly, red maples catch the lacey fronds of bracken ferns
fect summer days—sunny and 75, me off guard every year. These are following red maple’s exam-
with low humidity—I hopped on adaptable trees can survive in ple. While their yellows will soon
my bike for a scenic ride along the both wetter and drier soils than drift to the ground, another one
east side of Lake Namakagon. A their sugar maple cousins, but flashes upward. Yellow-shafted
light breeze tickled the water, and not without sacrifices. The soil Northern Flickers are one of our
brought to my nose the sweet smell in swamps is often low in es- only migratory woodpeckers, and
of algae being tossed and turned sential nutrients. Unlike trees right now they’re heading from
at the surface. I scanned for otters in richer soils, “swamp maples” Canada to the southern U.S.
among the thick beds of water lil- can’t risk losing any nutrients to While on the ground, flickers’
ies and purple-blooming thickets of an early frost. Each year around smooth brown back with black
pickerel weed. And then a glimpse the beginning of August, they bars and dots blends in well with Photos by Emily Stone
of color caught me by surprise. I pull valuable nitrogen and soil and leaf litter. They catch ants Autumn meadowhawk dragonflies are one of the latest to emerge.
don’t remember what came out of phosphorus back out of the and other insects with their long,
my mouth. It was some garbled leaves and into the twigs, where sticky tongues. As they startle, found several small, orange drag- They’d better move fast. Al-
shout of startled dismay. There, in they’ll remain on-deck to fuel handsome yellow feathers are onflies perched in the waning sun- ready, our pollinator gardens have
the corner of the bay, where the for- next spring’s leaf growth. visible under their wings and shine. Once I’d identified them as reached their peak, and some blos-
est and marsh grass intermingled, Next, sugars in the leaves break tails, and yellow feather shafts female autumn meadowhawks, soms are beginning to fade. Out in
stood a maple tree with every sin- down and form anthocyanins. show through from above and using the SEEK app, it became the roadsides, the bright pink flow-
gle leaf changed to red. Anthocyanins are pigments that below. Their white rump patches easy to discover that these are the ers of fireweed have bloomed their
I love fall. This year, though, I’m absorb UV light, especially at low flash brightly and give another one of the latest dragonflies to way up the stems with seed pods
not ready for summer to be over. temperatures. Like sunscreen, they vibrant identification clue during emerge from their aquatic child- chasing close behind. A few have
The museum only just opened to protect the leaf cells. They provide short, undulating flights. hoods each summer. The adults even burst open to reveal clouds of
the public, after pandemic-related cover while swamp maples with- Once flickers lead your eyes to are unusually tolerant of cold, and delicate fluff. “When fireweed turns
delays in the construction of our draw every last nutrient drop from the edge of the woods, mushrooms withstand temperatures of 50 de- to cotton, summer is soon forgot-
“Mysteries of the Night” exhibit. fragile leaves. To cre- start to materialize in the shad- grees F or lower as they survive ten,” they say in Alaska. It’s a nice
ows, too. Along my driveway, into October and November. rhyme, but it’s not quite true, is it?
the pure white blobs of Peppery Also in my garden, I spotted a These perfect summer days—with
Milkcaps have emerged from the very fat monarch butterfly caterpil- their colorful hints that fall is com-
netherworlds, still wearing little lar. Will this one become a butterfly ing—are when we kick our mem-
caps of pine needles and oak that flies to Mexico, or a monarch ory-making into high gear. Every
leaf duff. I’m always amazed by that lays more eggs and sends swamp maple we see dressed in its
the way that mushrooms seem its progeny south for the winter? autumn attire is a reminder to enjoy
to appear out of nowhere after Around this time of year the day the end of summer to its fullest and
late summer rains. The Anishi- length, temperature fluctuations, store up memories of sunshine for
naabe noticed this, too, and use and worn-out milkweed plants trig- the long winter ahead.
the word “puhpowee,” to de- ger caterpillars to metamorphose You can discover much more
scribe “the force which causes into the super generation of butter- about Emily Stone and her point of
mushrooms to push up from flies. They will live eight times lon- view through Natural Connections
the earth overnight.” ger and travel ten times farther than online at cablemuseumnaturalcon-
Peppery milkcap mush- their parents and grandparents. nections.blogspot.com.
rooms aren’t edible, but that’s
ok because my gardens are
thriving. As I poked around
the hops vines and ferns—still
ng the ir in my bike shorts and vest—I
rients by losi
ke sure to conserve nut
Red maple s growing in swamps ma
leaves early.
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Keeping you posted•by Karol Wilson Eagle in One Golf Outing Returns
On August 13th, in The Eagle in One Golf Outing is returning to the Eagle River Golf
San Francisco, CA, the Course on September 18th. Hosted by the Eagle River Area Cham-
United States Postal ber of Commerce and Visitors Center, the golf outing features “hole
Service issued the in one” prizes on all 18 holes. The golf course will be transformed
Ruth Asawa Forever into 18 par-three holes, averaging 150 yards in length. Prize items
stamps in 10 designs, include: a 2020 Chevy Equinox, $25,000 in cash, $9,999 toward a
in a pane of 20 stamps. pier system, a kitchen remodel, and more.
The Ruth Asawa pane Golfers of all levels are invited to participate in this two-person
of 20 stamps may not team scramble event. There will be a men’s and women’s division,
be split and the stamps with low total scores winning in each division. Eagle in One par-
may not be sold indi- ticipants will be also treated to drink specials, take-n-go boxed
vidually. With these lunches for the course, a putting contest, and raffles.
stamps, the Postal Registration for the Eagle in One Golf Outing is $125 per golfer,
Service™ honors pi- which includes 18 holes of golf with a cart, golf balls to warm up
oneering Japanese on the driving range, and putting green. Check in will begin at
American artist Ruth 9:30am, be prepared to tee off for the shotgun start at 11:00am.
Asawa (1926–2013). The Eagle River Golf Course is a classic Parkland-style layout
Showcasing Asawa‘s that features strategically bunkered greens, narrow tree-lined fair-
wire sculptures, the pane includes 20 stamps, two each of 10 designs, featuring photographs by Laurence ways, and multiple water hazards. Originally built in 1923, it was
Cuneo and Dan Bradica for David Zwirner gallery. The selvage features a photograph of Asawa taken by redesigned in 1988 by Minnesota architect Don Herfort. Since then,
Nat Farbman in 1954 for Life magazine. Ethel Kessler served as art director and designer for this issuance. the course has received a four-star rating from Golf Digest.
For more information on the Eagle in One Golf Outing, contact
the Eagle River Area Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center at
NLDC Water Program Receives Grants 1-800-359-6315 or visit www.EagleRiver.org. Registration informa-
tion can be found on the event page of the Eagle River Area Cham-
North Lakeland Discovery Cen- promotion of citizen science, and ing this pilot project to test to see if ber of Commerce website.
ter has received two grants to help public data sharing. The data gen- the equipment is feasible to utilize
fund lake level monitoring on 22 erated by this project will continue in other lakes. There is an evapora-
lakes in Vilas County. One grant
was received from the Xcel Energy
to aid efforts to model lake levels
across the state and help users better
tion pan monitoring water evapo-
ration, a stilling well to measure Colorama Dinner Cancelled
Foundation and the other from the anticipate natural water level fluc- change in water levels, and we
The Boulder Junction Lions Club has cancelled their Colorama Dinner,
Wisconsin Department of Natu- tuations. This, in turn, will help wa- have a new rain gauge to monitor
which was to be held on Saturday, September 19th. The decision was
ral Resources. Since 2010 NLDC ter level management on individual rainfall. With all that knowledge,
made to protect the safety of the community during the COVID-19 cri-
has coordinated a lake level moni- lakes, such as when to institute slow we can determine how much wa-
sis. The theme of this event was “Funding The Future Of Our Youth”.
toring project on 22 lakes in Vilas no wake and other ordinances. ter is coming and going from the
All monies raised would go towards college scholarships, help with
County. NLDC manages this data- Statehouse Lake at NLDC has lake from which sources. You are
the costs of the North Lakeland 4th and 8th grade class trips, and any
rich program that gathers data and additional monitoring equipment very welcome to come visit and
other special requests. The Boulder Junction Lions Club receives oth-
compares how different lake types installed as a part of a pilot re- view the equipment, but please do
er requests from the kids who have the opportunity to participate in
respond to precipitation events search project. Researchers are us- not disturb it in any way.
school sponsored educational trips that can be a financial hardship to
both spatially and temporally. Citi-
the families. As with many events, COVID-19 has made it necessary
zen scientists record lake level data
weekly using a standardized proto- Things you to cancel the dinner this year. While the community will miss all the
Didn't Know!
festivities, the people, and, of course, the delicious food, the Boulder
col with quality control measures to
Junction Lions are already looking forward to Colorama Dinner 2021.
ensure data are accurate.
The project focuses on continued "OMG" was first used in writing in 1917!
lake level monitoring on 22 lakes in Mosquito Control Now Available
Although people may have said it beforehand, the pop-
Northern Wisconsin. It builds on the Ants, Bats, Cockroaches, Fleas, Bees, Spiders, Mice
ular acronym for “Oh My God” was first used in writ-
long-term data required to analyze
ing in a letter to Winston Churchill in 1917 by John
climate impacts on water levels, as
well as fosters stewardship between
Arbuthnot Fisher, a retired Admiral of the British
Navy, who said in his letter, “ I hear that a new order ABC Your pest control
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volunteers and the natural world.
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Snowmobile Trail Fundraiser Watercolor Workshop & Felted Owls Class
Burnt Bridge Tavern & Restaurant will host Brats & Beer, an out- LOLA rolls out two art classes
door trail fundraiser for the Conover Sno-Buddies Snowmobile this fall, offering a four-day Water-
Club on Sunday, September 6th. Club volunteers will be busy from color Painting workshop with Artist
12:00pm-4:00pm grilling brats and serving cold beer. Also avail- Jane Barnard and a Felted Owls class
able will be hot dogs, chips, and non-alcoholic beverages. Other with Fiber Artist Mary Burns.
menu options will be offered from the Burnt Bridge's full regular Jane Barnard’s Watercolor Ener-
menu, along with additional beverage choices. gizer: Paint with Confidence work-
The club’s new Board of Directors will be shop will be held Monday, Sep-
available to hear feedback from members tember 28th, through Thursday,
and the public regarding trail improve- October 1st. In this workshop,
ments and club events. The Sno-Buddies mornings will begin with short
Club is making plans to continue their tra- inspirational readings to spark
A
dition of a safe and enjoyable snowmobile your creative spirit, followed by
Photos provided by LOL
trail system with over 80 miles in Conover. how-to demos in watercolor tech-
Attendees at the event may purchase niques. Topics include: strong
tickets and participate in games for chanc- composition and design, learn
es to win raffle baskets, 50/50 drawings, how to loosen up with expres-
and more. Please call the Burnt Bridge, sive brushwork, do wet-in-wet Photos of Jane Barnard’s watercolor painting
Burns’s felted owls. of the Wisconsin River
located at 5920 Hwy K West in and dry brush techniques, glaze and Mary
Conover, at 715-479-8530 for to achieve beautiful transparency,
more information. The and to keep color fresh and bold. prior to class if you are an “abso- an award-winning fiber artist,
event is open to the pub- There will be an added bonus: how lute beginner”. Discounted lodg- creating weavings that reflect the
lic. Proceeds from the to resurrect those so-called “dead ing for LOLA students (see LOLA hues and patterns of the natural
event will go towards the paintings” by lifting and other website). Deadline for payment/ world. She also weaves custom-
Sno-Buddies’ trail mainte- techniques. Afternoons are for your registration is September 21st. designed rugs and wall pieces in
nance and equipment re- own quiet painting time, with one- In Mary Burn’s Felted Owls addition to felting, natural dye-
placement funds. Conover on-one guidance from Barnard. class, create 3-dimensional owls ing, and eco-printing.
Sno-Buddies welcomes June is a highly skilled and sup- on Friday, October 16th, from Cost of this adult class is $50
new members to join the portive teacher, as well as a mem- 10:00am-3:00pm. Learn how to with all materials supplied, or
club. For more informa- ber of the Wisconsin Watercolor So- dry needle felt using special felt- $42 if you have your own felting
tion, visit their website at ciety, Wisconsin Visual Artists, and ing needles and wool fleece. This needles and foam pad from Burns'
conoversnobuddies.com. Wisconsin Plein Air Painters. She class will cover basic needle felt- previous classes. Beginners are
has a master's degree from Mar- ing techniques, as well as some welcome and no experience is nec-
quette University. Her studies have advanced methods. Burns is essary. Deadline for payment/
included the University of Paris registration is October 2nd.
715-480-4800
(Sorbonne), Minne- LOLA will make every
apolis College of Art effort to keep students and
and Design, and teachers safe with social distanc-
workshops from ing and sanitizing procedures.
master watercolorists. Each student will have their
Class will be held own table and workspace.
from 10:00am- It is required that visitors
4:00pm each day. to the LOLA Center wear
Cost of this adult their own protective face
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Matching Fund Boosts Award Winning Artist Offers Exhibit & Show
Bike Trail Completion Acrylic Artist Holly McCormack, spending time in her kayak with
from Land O’ Lakes, will be dis- a camera searching to capture
A new Challenge Fund will provide a dollar for dollar match up to playing her paintings at Luoto’s wildlife in its best moments. Holly
$80,000 for any donations made between now and the end of September to Fitness@Lando Center. Holly was a states, “It requires lots of patience,
complete the Conover-Phelps Trail. “It is a critical time for donors to help 2020 Eagle River State Award Win- but that’s part of the fun.” Much
complete the trail. Donations received now will have twice the impact in ner of Wisconsin Regional Art Pro- of her work features painted re-
getting that done,” says Jeff Currie, coordinator of the trail’s Homestretch gram (WRAP) with her painting of flections in the water, mirroring
Campaign. Only 1.9 miles of the Conover-Phelps Trail are left to be built, two swans titled, “Courting.” This her passion for being out on the
and all funding needs to be lined up soon to bid the project out this year. award allows her to also enter her still water and photographing
Less than $200,000 is needed to meet that goal. A recent $80,000 donation work into the WRAP State Confer- many of the Northwoods’ natu-
by Jennifer and Marty Flanagan of Big Sand Lake in Phelps and Atlanta, ence in Madison this fall. ral sights. In the winter months,
GA, allowed the campaign team to set up the match. “Now more than ever, The public is invited to view Holly spends much of her
completing this project will accelerate the economic revitalization of Phelps her display
and the surrounding communities,” said Jennifer Flanagan. “We applaud in the Exhibit
the work Great Headwaters Trails has done to date to develop this unique Hall during
Holly McCormack,
family-friendly trail. The opportunity to spend time outdoors and engage Lando Center’s above, will exhib
pictured
it a sample of
with nature is more important than it has ever been. We encourage everyone staffed hours. her paintings (left).
to make a donation and become part of the community effort to complete On September
the trail.” Over the last four years, steady progress has been made on devel- 15th, McCor-
oping the 10.6-mile trail connecting Conover to Phelps. The westernmost mack will hold Luoto’s Fitness, located in
3.2 miles opened with a ribbon cutting in May of 2016. Late the next year, two art shows Land O’ Lakes, continues to
the next 5.5 miles were completed, extending the trail to Song Hill Lane at the center. make the gym a safe place for
and CTH K in Phelps. View more of you to maintain your health.
Fundraising and special her work, in- Showers, saunas, personal train-
engineering to complete cluding paint- ing, and 24-hour access are
the last 1.9 miles at the ed furniture, all available. Staff procedures
Phelps end of the trail from 10:00am- maximize sanitation, and there
have been underway 12:00pm and o Center is a great community effort to
Photos provided by Land
since then. Accessible 4:00pm-6:00pm. keep equipment clean and sani-
but well away from state Refreshments will be offered. time on the ski slopes, getting tary. Staffed hours are Mondays,
and county highways Anyone that knows Holly, more inspiration and appreciation Wednesdays, Fridays, and Satur-
for most of its length, the knows that she always prefers to for the natural scenes for painting. days, 9:00am-3:00pm, Tuesdays and
trail traverses wetlands be outside... anytime of year. Her Land O’ Lakes is the perfect set- Thursdays, 9:00am-5:00pm. Gym
in the county forest and artwork is inspired by North- ting for an artist inspired by the access 24/7 and personal training by
stretches of woodlands woods nature. During the summer outdoors, and Holly’s work show- appointment. If you have any ques-
in the national forest as months, being out on the water is cases some of the best sights the tions, call Erin at 715-547-6333 or
it heads from Conover to her favorite place to be. She enjoys Northwoods has to offer. email info@landocenter.com.
Phelps. The last section
Photo by Border Bulletin will connect into down-
town Phelps, extending along and apart from CTH K and E, passing a new
trailhead north of Military Creek, and ending at a trailhead in Lakefront
Pines Park at the eastern tip of North Twin Lake. A bench at the rest area
near Military Creek will give special recognition to all those whose dona-
Summer Session
tions this summer helped meet the $200,000 Homestretch Campaign goal.
Wally Beversdorf, a former county supervisor and Phelps town supervisor, Stretch, Strengthen, and Breathe
agrees with the Flanagans. “I’ve already contributed to the trail, but I’m Offering Privates, Duets, and Safe Reformer & Springboard Classes
making an additional donation this month to take advantage of the Fla- Until further notice,
nagan Challenge. It’s been good to see the trail progressing over the years, For More Information the dining room will not
and I want to see it connect right into downtown Phelps.” The Flanagans Email pilatesblackoak@gmail.com or Call (650) 619-3575 be open to the public
and Beversdorf encourage everyone to donate now and help complete the to ensure the safety of
trail! To obtain a donor form or to donate online, visit www.ghtrails.org. our staff and guests.
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The TIPSY HOUSEWIFE• The Roberta Margarita Colorama Arts & Crafts Show
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with a recipe that’s The 28th annual Colorama Arts & Crafts Show will be held on
April Lee is a better than any mix. It Saturday, September 12th, from 9:00am-3:00pm outside the Boul-
Chef, Social
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Media Influ-
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Chicago and successful, so let me will be an outdoor show only, and no food will be served. The
part time in introduce you to, "The booths will be spaced 10 feet apart, with multiple hand sanitizing
Watersmeet.
Roberta Margarita." stations throughout the event. Face masks are required for vendors
I saw a quote once that said, Ingredients: and volunteers, and the general public is strongly encouraged to
“There are friends; there is fam- • Patron Tequila wear masks and social distance. Vendors will have a wide variety
ily; and then, there are friends • Cointreau of wares for sale: pottery, soap, jewelry, yard art, antler carvings,
that become family.” I think that (which is an sewn items, furniture, a plethora of fall décor, and more. Plan to
many of us who are blessed to orange liquor) visit the Colarama Arts and Crafts Show along with our area shops,
spend time in the Northwoods • 2-3 fresh limes galleries, and restaurants. For more information on Colorama and
can agree that there is a special • 1 orange other area information, contact the Boulder Junction Chamber of
kind of bond that forms with your • Kosher salt Commerce at 715-385-2400 or visit boulderjct.org.
“lake family." My family has been • Rose’s Lime Juice
very lucky to be given the gift of • Ice
friendship from so many won- Instructions:
derful people up north, and one
family in particular, for us, epito-
• One shot each
(1.5 fl ounces)
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mizes the quote I shared above. of Patron, Coin- The Boulder Junction Chamber of Commerce is pleased to an-
One of our common bonds that treau, and lime nounce a special performance by The Voice of Elvis, Clyde Masten, on
Photo provided by April Lee
we share with this family is a love juice added to a Friday, September 4th, from 7:00pm-9:00pm. Clyde will be perform-
of cooking and sharing food. shaker with ice. to the top of the drink. ing all Elvis hits outdoors at the Boulder Junction Community Center
I was raised in a family where • Squeeze in the juice from 1/4 We had so much fun making located on Hwy M, just south of Main Street. We are asking all attend-
food is our love language, and the of the lime and orange, add these drinks and even more fun ees to please be respectful and conscientious of social distancing, as
act of preparing and sharing a meal juice to the shaker. drinking them... maybe too much there is ample space. A hand sanitizing table will be available, as well
together is what has kept us close. • Rim a rocks glass with lime and fun! To me, there is nothing bet- as restrooms. Please bring your own lawn chairs. The sitting area will
We have found ourselves spend- orange. Next, sprinkle some ter that sitting in the kitchen at the consist of both pavement and grass. In the case of inclement weather,
ing most of our time this summer kosher salt on a plate and dip lake house, enjoying a good meal, the event will be cancelled. For more event or general information,
with our “lake family” doing just the rim of the glass in the salt enjoying some good drinks, and visit boulderjct.org or call the chamber at 715-385-2400.
that. Recently, we had them over before filling the glass with ice. especially enjoying good com-
for dinner, and knowing it was a • Cover your shaker with the pany. I cherish my “lake family”
favorite of theirs, I wanted to make lid and shake well. Then, pour and hope they know how much
the perfect margarita. I did some your drink over the ice. I slice they mean to us, how much we Phelps Chamber Director Returns
research, asked some advice from a piece of lime, dip it in the salt, value their friendship, and always
my bartender friends, and came up and add that and an orange slice being there when we needed The Phelps Chamber of Commerce
them most. I want to end this arti- is pleased to be able to announce that
cle with another friendship quote after a temporary part time transition,
from one of the best recording art- Amy Thomason has returned to the
ists of all time. “So, hey! Let’s be Phelps Chamber of Commerce as the
friends! I’m dying to see how this full time Executive Director effective
one ends.” ~ Ms. Taylor Swift. August 15th. Thomason has resumed the normal chamber business
April Lee is a Chef, Social Media In- hours. “I look forward to working with our community to con-
fluencer, & Food Blogger from Chicago tinue to represent and highlight the beautiful Northwoods we call
that spends lots of time in Watersmeet. home,” said Thomason. The Phelps Chamber of Commerce busi-
Check out her blog at thetipsyhous- ness hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00am-3:00pm. Feel
wife.org or follow her on Instagram @ free to stop in and visit with Amy if you have any questions, or
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John Wellens is
solo paddling the J ohn's J ourney
Mississippi River
from Itasca State
Park, MN, to the
Gulf of Mexico to
raise awareness
for mental health
and wellbeing.
Epic Adventure for NAMI
As my journey continued, I we were dressed. To end the day, I the second day, because I still had
found myself accidentally taking a enjoyed a dinner out with him and daylight left.
wrong turn and going through the his wife for their anniversary. I arrived in Natchez, Missouri,
Chain of Rocks towards St. Louis. Shopping in Memphis was a which is a special place to me. I
This route is not recommended, as must! I replenished some supplies used to participate in my favorite
the rocks have been known to cause like dehydrated meals, water con- paddle race here called Phatwater
watercraft damage. But by the time tainers, and sandals - the journey Challenge. Brings back fond mem-
I realized it, it was too late to turn had taken its toll on the ones I was ories, as I’m making new ones.
around. I did get spun around at wearing. Everyone was completely Travels after Natchez got chal-
one point, but that wasn’t a good surprised at how many things fit lenging again. No cell service
thing either - floating backwards on into my kayak, including myself! for a couple of days. I had to
the rocky waters is not recommend- All stocked up and on the river use the river paddlers and an-
ed! Eventually, I made it through again, I was just in time for a race gels groups to help figure out
and arrived safely in St. Louis. and was thrown into the mix! Yes, my next water sources. And, it
South of St. Louis, I was really you heard right. It's called The Berg was time to start watching out
having a hard time finding water River Canoe Marathon. Normally, for alligators. Plus, the weather
sources to refill my containers. I this would be a South African was extremely hot! I had to ad-
was desperate enough to ask a few based event over four days. Due just my paddling hours accord-
residents, who seemed very skepti- to COVID-19 this year, it became ingly - paddling in the early
cal of me, but thankfully ended up a virtual race you could do any- mornings and evenings and tak-
filling a few of my containers any- where in the world. I finished the ing naps midday when the sun
way. Before St. Louis, it was a differ- distance of 149 miles in just two was the hottest. I was not sleep-
ent story. The people seemed very days! I was awarded a Gold Cer- ing well at night due to tempera-
friendly! In fact, after stopping at a tificate and was the only one to tures over 80 degrees, so naps
Senior Center to ask for water refills, complete the distance in two days. were a welcome necessity. Only For more information on
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From the Pastor's Window• by Pastor Steven Washburn Phelps Graduates
Steven Washburn you. If you have tuned in for give me perfect standing before Receive Local Scholarships
is the pastor of any amount of time, it is evi- my infinitely holy God. That is
Bruce Crossing dent that you have a heart for also my hope for you. Local scholarships totaling $21,000 were awarded to Phelps High
Bible Church. He
God's word and living it out. The most important thing I School graduates at the 2020 ceremony. Director of Student Activities
earned a degree
in Pastoral Minisr- I am grateful for you. Though can ask you is if you have re- and Learning, Jason Pertile said, "Each year, every graduating student
ty from Moody I have not met many of you, I ceived this gift of life from has access to all of these scholarships, and I encourage them to ap-
Bible Institute in know we share that heart. I will God through trusting in Jesus ply. The investment to return ratio is huge, as some of these students
Chicago. be turning over the writing of Christ as your Savior. Romans are receiving a full year's worth of college tuition paid for by these
Farewell, Love, Pastor Steven this article to my good friend, 5:8 says, “God shows his love for organizations." Scholarships and recipients include: Dakota Kangas–
The title of this article may Frank Puffer of Land O’ Lakes us in that while we were still sin- Friends of Phelps, Vilas County Tavern League, and Kelsey Bellman
come as a shock to you. In fact, Bible Church. I will allow him ners, Christ died for us.” In order memorial scholarship (Kangas was also inducted into the K Club with
I am still getting used to it my- to introduce himself in the next to receive this gift of life from 310 points); Austin Nagle–First Congregational Church scholarship,
self. This is my farewell article article. Frank has been here for God, you must believe and trust Friends of Phelps, and the Kelsey Bellman memorial scholarship;
to you my readers. God has me over the last seven years, of- that Christ died while we were Parker Trollan–Wisconsin Masonic Lodge, Vilas County Serve schol-
worked and led. My family and ten encouraging me in what it still sinners and for us. First, we arship, Phelps Woman's Club, Vilas County Tavern League, Friends of
I are moving down to the Grand is to be a faithful pastor in our must believe that we need to be Phelps, Kelsey Bellman memorial scholarship, and Winter Family me-
Rapids, MI, area, as I am taking area. I am grateful that he has rescued from our sin. We are morial scholarship; Holly Young–MBank scholarship, Phelps School
a pastoral position there. This is willingly accepted the invita- sinners. We have fallen short scholarship, Phelps/Land O' Lakes Club, Student Council, Vilas Coun-
bittersweet. God has clearly led tion to take over the writing of and continue to do so. We need ty Tavern League, Phelps Woman's Club, and Friends of Phelps.
us (even to our surprise) to take this article. You will be blessed Christ to rescue us. We have a
this position, but it also means by his commitment to the word, problem before God that we
that our hearts are breaking to his savior, and the glory of God. cannot fix by trying to make it
have to leave this place that has Thank you, Frank, for your love up to him or resolve to not sin and punishment on him and your Savior and rejoice in him if
been our home for the last seven for Christ and your encourage- anymore. We must admit that gives us Christ’s perfect record you have. He is the only way to
years. It is especially difficult to ment to a young pastor, as he we really are guilty before God. of obedience if we believe that be put right with God for eter-
leave our Bruce Crossing Bible started out in this adventure We must then understand Christ paid the penalty for us. nity. If this is the last time you
Church family. They have been called pastoral ministry. that Jesus Christ was God in This is the most important hear from me on earth, I hope
such a joy to pastor and share As I contemplate how to the flesh, sent to earth to live a news I could leave you with. I to hear from you in eternity be-
biblical community life. Your bring my writing of this ar- perfect life for us. He lived the urge and challenge you all one cause of your trust in Christ.
hearts to share the love of Christ ticle to a close, I cannot help life we should have lived that last time. Trust Jesus Christ as In Christ, My Only Hope, Pastor Steven
are evident. You truly have be- but return to that which I feel perfectly obeyed God in every
come our family and will remain is most important. It is the in- thought, desire, and action. We
so. Thank you all for what you credibly good news of God res- must believe that when he was Thank you, Steven, for your years of
have meant to us and for being cuing us from our sin through condemned to die on the cross,
a group of people who long to Jesus Christ. It may seem to you he took our place for what we writing columns for the Border Bulletin.
follow God and stay true to him. that I bring up this good news a deserved. He died not for his
Thank you for putting up with lot. This is (hopefully) the very sin, but for ours. We must be-
We wish you well in your future endeavors.
me for the last seven years. I love heartbeat of my life. I hope to lieve that He took our punish-
you more than words can say. never get over the incredible ment and penalty for our sin.
To those of you out there love and mercy that God has God accepted that sacrifice as
who have read this article, I shown me in sending his son to Jesus substituted himself for Need to
pay for my sin, rescue me, and us. God put our sinful record
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CORNERS, CYCLING, DERAILLEUR, FRAME, The Northland Pines School District has announced its policy for chil-
G E A R S , G R I P , H A N D L E B A R S , H E L M E T, I N D I C AT E , dren unable to pay the full price of meals served under the National
L I G H T S , M O U N TA I N B I K E , PAT H , P E D A L S , P U M P , School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program or milk for split-
R E F L E C T O R S , R I D I N G , R O U T E S , S E AT, S H I F T, session students served under the Special Milk Program. Each school of-
S P O K E S , S P R O C K E T, S T O P , S T R E E T, S U S P E N S I O N , fice and the central office has a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed
TIRES, TRAILS, TUBE, WHEELS. by any interested party. Application forms are being sent to all homes
with a notice to parents or guardians. To apply for free or reduced-price
meals or free milk, households must fill out the application and return it
to the school (unless notified at the start of the school year that children
are eligible through direct certification). Additional copies are available
at the office in each school. The information provided on the applica-
tion will be used for the purpose of determining eligibility and may be
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verified at any time during the school year by agency or other program
officials. Applications may be submitted at any time during the year.
To obtain free or reduced price meals or free milk for children in a house-
omp 4 hold where one or more household members receive FoodShare, FDPIR,
PARTY!
or Wisconsin Works (W-2) cash benefits, list the FoodShare, FDPIR or W-2
case number, program name, list the names of all school children, sign the
application, and return it to the school office. For the school officials to de-
termine eligibility for free or reduced price meals or free milk of households
not receiving FoodShare, FDPIR or W-2 cash benefits, the household must
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amount and source (wages, welfare, child support, etc.). FOR BEST
Under the provisions of the free and reduced-price meal and free milk
policy, the Food Service Director will review applications and determine eli-
MALE, FEMALE,
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EXCAVATING gibility. If a parent or guardian is dissatisfied with the ruling of the official,
he/she may wish to discuss the decision with the determining official on an 80’S COSTUMES
informal basis. If the parent/guardian wishes to make a formal appeal, he/
she may make a request either orally or in writing to: Scott Foster, District
Administrator, 1800 Pleasure Island Road, Eagle River, WI 54521, 715-479-
6487. If a hearing is needed to appeal the decision, the policy contains an out-
line of the hearing procedure. If a household member becomes unemployed
or if the household size changes, the family should contact the school. Such
changes may make the household eligible for reduced price meals or free
meals or free milk if the household income falls at or below the levels shown
ALL-U-CAN-EAT
CHICKEN
above, and they may reapply at that time. Children formally placed in fos-
ter care are also eligible for free meal benefits. Foster children may be cer-
tified as eligible without a household application. Households with foster
children and non-foster children may choose to include the foster child as
a household member, as well as any personal income available to the foster
child, on the same application that includes their non-foster children.
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Erosion Control & Snow Removal
SPORTING GOODS STORE
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Land O’ Lakes, Wisconsin
off of Scenic Cty Road B
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
11am - Close
CAMPING • SUMMER CLOTHING • SUPs 715-547-3487
_______________________ www.bents-camp.com
Dan Pregont • 239.272.8020 Open Mon-Sat 8:30am-5:00pm • Sun 10:00am-3:00pm
105 South Brown St. • Rhinelander, WI Your hosts,
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