The fraternal organization, over 115 years old, has recently seen a surge of young members.

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The Hill of Three Waters outside of Hibbing is one of half a dozen places in the U.S. where two continental divides intersect and waters flow into three watersheds.

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More than 1,000 travelers were stranded in the area, 500 in Cloquet alone. But residents stepped in to help.

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Since 1947, a single family has run Ryden's Border Store in Grand Portage. "Not everybody could, probably, live here," says owner Lori Boomer, "but I love it."

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George Haddad was treated like royalty when he visited Winter Park for a pro-am celebrity ski event in 1978 because everyone thought he was a Lebanese sheikh.

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A lure and fish hook that together stretch 22 feet hangs from a stairwell ceiling at the University of Minnesota Duluth. The tackle turned heads when it passed under the Aerial Lift Bridge in 2013.

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In a recent journal article about the Du Luth Stone, a Minnesota State Preservation Office archeologist wrote, "There is a greater likelihood of the inscription being authentic than not.”

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For 87 years, people have gathered at the Loon Lake Community Center to celebrate the beginning of Lent and sled down a big hill together.

It's all part of the annual Laskiainen, a Finnish festival that celebrates the changing of the seasons, observes traditions of Finnish culture and gives kids a chance to get outside and fly fast down a well-watered hill.

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