ELY, Minn. — Most residents of Ely are comfortable with the natural world. Located on the doorstep of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW), folks set down roots in the northern Minnesota community so they can be close to the woods, and the beasts who live in the great wide open.
But in recent days, the wilds have come to town, creating a buzz... and a bit of concern. On Nov. 7, a squad car cam captured two wolves boldly making their way down a road in Ely, seemingly unconcerned about the humans and vehicles nearby. On the same day, a single wolf was spotted walking across the grounds of the local school while class was in session.
That image was captured and shared on the Facebook page of The Ely Echo. One follower had a bit of fun with the juxtaposition.
"If I was a teache

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