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Fri, 05/13/2022 - 10:00am

May 13, Weird Local HIstory - Shereen Siewert is joined by Marathon County Historical Society Archivist Ben Clark, Chippewa Valley Museum Archivist Jodi Kiffmeyer and Kerry Bloedorn, director of Rhinelander’s Pioneer Park Historical Complex for a look at our region’s unusual history and stories from long ago.

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Ben Clark

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Kerry Bloedorn

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Jodi Kiffmeyer

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Fri, 05/06/2022 - 10:00am

May 6, Wisconsin's Pollinators - Shereen Siewert joins beekeepers Bill Korb of the Chippewa Valley Beekeepers Association and Waupaca’s Dr. Michael Bauer, Nicaragua Bee Project founder and educator, for a look at the role of honeybees and beekeepers. Later, she’ll be joined by Lake Wissota State Park Naturalist and Master Gardener Sue Crisp, for a better understanding of how to support pollinators as they maintain a healthy Wisconsin ecosystem.

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Fri, 05/13/2022 - 10:00am	May 13, Weird Local HIstory - Shereen Siewert is joined by Marathon County Historical Society Archivist Ben Clark, Chippewa Valley Museum Archivist Jodi Kiffmeyer and Kerry Bloedorn, director of Rhinelander’s Pioneer Park Historical Complex for a look at our region’s unusual history and stories from long ago. Interviewee/Guest: Ben Clark , Interviewee/Guest: Kerry Bloedorn , Interviewee/Guest: Jodi Kiffmeyer	Listen Download
Fri, 05/06/2022 - 10:00am	May 6, Wisconsin's Pollinators - Shereen Siewert joins beekeepers Bill Korb of the Chippewa Valley Beekeepers Association and Waupaca’s Dr. Michael Bauer, Nicaragua Bee Project founder and educator, for a look at the role of honeybees and beekeepers. Later, she’ll be joined by Lake Wissota State Park Naturalist and Master Gardener Sue Crisp, for a better understanding of how to support pollinators as they maintain a healthy Wisconsin ecosystem.	Listen Download

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