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Thom G: 7 essentials for canine first aid

Posted on September 16, 2014 by Thom Gabrukiewicz

Dogs make lousy patients. Not only can’t they tell you where it hurts, but they’ll troop on forever with an injury just because the sights and smells in the outdoors are so delicious. But with a height that’s right about… Continue Reading →

Great Outdoors canine first aid, Thom G.
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Farewell to One – Hello to Others

Posted on November 24, 2008 by Doni Chamberlain

Dear Ones, Today we bring you some good news and some – I’ll just say it – a loss. First, let’s deal with the loss. It’s with mixed emotions that we report that Thom Gabrukiewicz’s outdoors columns (with us since August) will soon disappear… Continue Reading →

Lead Story Dear J, Doni Chamberlain, In a Northstate Garden, Jennifer Jewell, Karen McGrath, The Dish, Thom G.
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Thom G: 7 essentials for canine first aid

Posted on August 10, 2008 by Thom Gabrukiewicz

Dogs make lousy patients. Not only can’t they tell you where it hurts, but they’ll troop on forever with an injury just because the sights and smells in the outdoors are so delicious. But with a height that’s right about… Continue Reading →

Great Outdoors canine first aid, Thom G.

Thom G: The fun is in the fly

Posted on July 28, 2008 by Thom Gabrukiewicz

Dusk falls and the surface of a high-mountain lake is vivid with concentric circles as trout rise to pluck off the evening hatch. It might not feel like it just yet, but August marks the midway point for the general… Continue Reading →

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Thom G., Outdoors editor, accepts another job

Posted on May 26, 2008 by Doni Chamberlain

Someone outside the newspaper forwarded me the following e-mail Record Searchlight editor Silas Lyons sent staff on Friday about Thom Gabrukiewicz, the paper’s Outdoors section creator and editor:

“Thom G let us know this morning that he has accepted a job in Sioux Falls, S.D. with the Argus Leader. Continue Reading →

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