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    May 13, 2019
    The National Eagle Center in Wabasha is housed in the building to the right and behind downtown. The four buildings in front on Main Street will be redesigned as part of an expansion of the National Eagle Center over the next three years. Steve Gardiner / RiverTown Multimedia
    National Eagle Center will add four buildings
    Eagle Watch, which encouraged people to visit Wabasha and see bald eagles, had outgrown its small building on Pembroke Avenue, so in 2007 a...
    community/nonprofitsMay 13, 2019 - 4:00pm
    February 7, 2019
    A staff member answers questions for the audience at one of the daily presentations at the National Eagle Center. Photo courtesy of the National Eagle Center
    101 Things To Do: National Eagle Center in Wabasha
    One of the treats of living or traveling along the Mississippi River flyway is seeing eagles — soaring in flight, perching in a treetop, waiting...
    lifestyle/travelFebruary 7, 2019 - 8:00pm
    June 20, 2018
    Visitors at the National Eagle Center stand on the observation deck overlooking the public dock and Mississippi River where the kids fishing program takes place every Wednesday throughout the summer. Steve Gardiner / RiverTown Multimedia
    National Eagle Center celebrates Bald Eagle Days
    WABASHA — The National Eagle Center is launching the summer fishing program June 20 and the celebration of Bald Eagle Days June 22-24....
    community/eventsJune 20, 2018 - 8:00pm
    March 17, 2018
    Latsch was found on the ground near a bald eagle nest on the Mississippi River just outside of Winona. Photo courtesy of the National Eagle Center
    National Eagle Center introduces newest bald eagle ambassador: Latsch
    The next great bald eagle ambassador has landed at the National Eagle Center. On March 4, the National Eagle Center publicly announced the name...
    sports/outdoorsMarch 17, 2018 - 6:17am
    November 4, 2009
    National Eagle Center celebrates winter migration
    RED WING, Minn. -- Eagles, hawks, water fowl and other creatures are on their way. "This is the time. They are coming south," said Alison Springer....
    sports/outdoorsNovember 4, 2009 - 7:29am
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