Janice Matichuk and Joe
February 11 | 6pm-7pm
Presenter/Author: Joe Friedrichs
Cost: $20 *100% or 50% Scholarships Available - enter the following code at checkout: scholarship100 or scholarship50
Registration Required: www.mycche.org | 218-387-3411 | [email protected]
Her Island is a new book by local author Joe Friedrichs that shares the story of Janice Matichuk, the longest-serving ranger in the history of Quetico Provincial Park. Located near the end of Minnesota’s iconic Gunflint Trail, Quetico is the heart of North America’s “canoe country.” Matichuk first set foot on her island in Quetico in 1985. Tragically, she passed away in August 2020 after she fell ill from brain cancer. Her Island focuses on Matichuk and her time working in Quetico. This is a story about life inside one of North America’s most remote places. It is also a reflection of a woman who broke through barriers and refused to conform to societal norms.
Join the Author Joe Friedrichs via Zoom to learn more about the process of writing Her Island and personal insight into both the book and the longest-serving ranger in the history of Quetico.
Presenter/Author: Joe Friedrichs is a North Shore journalist and writer who many know through WTIP, the community radio station in Grand Marais.
Date & Time
February 11, 2021
6:00PM - 7:00PM
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Virtual Event218-387-3411
$20 *Program Scholarships Available
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