Ewing was fielding questions from the local fire chief while entering phone numbers and other data i

Ewing was fielding questions from the local fire chief while entering phone numbers hotel paris and other data into her cell phone, which was constantly buzzing in her pocket with texts and Facebook posts from friends and well-wishers.
“I’m still spinning but it’s … People contacting me has been amazing,” Ewing said. “I’ve felt a lot of care and concern. My phone is blowing up with people saying, y’know, ‘Are you OK? We’re so sorry.’ It’s just amazing.”
The lodge was built back in the late 1950s by Al Remington, who along with a half-dozen others settled in the Clearwater area around then and developed it. Patsy and her husband Kevin bought it in 2001 from Remington’s grandson.
The lodge was known far and wide over the years as a headquarters for local snowmachine races. It’s even more widely known by folks from all over who come here for a meal and a cold one after a day fishing on the Clearwater.
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