Where In Minnesota?

Where in Minnesota do these chair lifts lie? Three clues: 1) North of the Twin Cities. 2) It's in a town known for its summertime shopping. 3) At a place that changed its name to celebrate 50 years of business. The answer? Click on the headline above...

Author:
BMTN Staff
Updated:
Mar 8, 2018
Original:
Nov 1, 2012

This photo is from Mount Ski Gull in Nisswa, Minn. This year, the facility is celebrating its 50th year of operations, changing its name from Ski Gull to Mount Ski Gull. Tubing starts on Nov. 23, and skiing and snowboarding hours start on Dec. 1.

Deer on road

The 55-year-old from Princeton died at a hospital a day after the crash.

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The expansion will increase the landfill's allowable height by an additional 268 feet.

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Nancy Daugherty was found dead in the afternoon hours of July 16, 1986.

Red Ox Cafe

MN Food & Drink

The business posted an announcement on its front door.

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St. Paul confirmed the double shooting on Tuesday evening was murder-suicide.

Kids competing in USA Mullet Championships

The contest is divided into kids and teens divisions.

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The Douglas County Sheriff's Office says the victim died at the scene.

How the nation's biggest climate law will reduce emissions.

Patrick Henry High School

A school board meeting was held this week, discussing what's next going forward.

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MN Music and Radio

Max got his start at WCCO Radio in 1998.

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Her Uber was struck by a suspected drunk-driver.

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The city's major crimes unit is investigating.

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This week, our photo quiz captures an image from a signature Minnesota state park. Clues? Here are three: 1) It's Minnesota's oldest state park. 2) It features 200-year-old pine trees. 3) Something incredible starts here. Where in Minnesota? Click on the headline above...

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The critics have spoken. "Hey, your photo quizzes are too easy," they bellow. We hear you. Today, where in Minnesota is this very recognizable roadside stop? Good luck. Clues? OK, here are three: 1) It's not in the Twin Cities metro area. 2) It's near where the Kensington Runestone was discovered. 3) Big Ole is 10 miles away. For the answer, click on the headline above...

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