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Stillwater wake surfing contest cancelled due to high water levels
Flooding forces organizers to call off plans for competition during Lumberjack Days.
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Stillwater adds wake surfing contest on the St. Croix River to Lumberjack Days festival
City council agrees to host event previously held on Lake Minnetonka.
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No wakes allowed on lower St. Croix due to high water [Cancelled 5/30]
River rises rapidly after heavy rains, will drop slowly.
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Study finds some solutions to boat wake problems
Findings suggest that wakesurf boats should be operated at greater distances from shoreline compared to typical recreational boats.
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New no-wake rule will protect Snake River’s shorelines and water
Ordinance will automatically trigger boating speed limits when water is high on a sensitive stretch.
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Wake Woes: Scenic stretch of St. Croix struggles with boat speeds
River management is intended to provide recreation for everyone, but some boaters are breaking rules they may not know exist.
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Boat wakes cause two injuries on lower St. Croix
Issue takes on increased urgency after women are hospitalized in separate incidents.
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DNR to boaters: ‘Own your wake, for everyone’s sake!’
Officials urge responsible recreation to protect people, property, and the river — and avoid further restrictions.
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Input invited on St. Croix River no-wake zone request by Sunnyside Marina
Oak Park Heights city council will hold a hearing Sept. 25 to consider supporting proposal to protect people and property.
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Stillwater navigates towards no-wake zone on its riverfront
City seeks to improve safety and make downtown more welcoming to boaters.
