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Damage from the Ham Lake fire
Listening Point is a building at Lake Wapogassett Lutheran Bible Camp that was burned by the Ham Lake fire.
photo courtesy of Lake Wapogassett Lutheran Bible Camp

Employees of the Lake Wapogassett Lutheran Bible Camp are still waiting to see how the Ham Lake fire has damaged their camp site. They'll be allowed back on the property later today.

MPR's Perry Finelli talked with the camp's assistant director, Heather Eggert, about the damage and the plans for repair.

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damage from the Ham Lake fire
Listening Point is a building at Lake Wapogassett Lutheran Bible Camp that was burned by the Ham Lake fire.
photo courtesy of Lake Wapogassett Lutheran Bible Camp