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[Moose Lake, MN] Moose Lake, MN - Archive - ”˜Community Food’ group sets date for ...: sub-group will meet at 6:00 PM on Tuesday, January 20th at Hope Lutheran Church, Moose Lake to discuss our next action steps.  Anyone is welcome.  Please call Chris at 218-372-3705 with questions.

[Sebeka, MN] Sebeka, MN - Archive - Leadership Plenty: They learned how to teach nine modules on various aspects of leadership so they can bring the class to Sebeka for all community members who are interested to attend. This class is for anyone who thinks of themselves as a leader, for someone who likes to participate but doesn’t really think of themselves as a leader and also for those who don’t know how or haven’t participated in community activities in the past.

[Moose Lake, MN] Moose Lake, MN - Archive - Learning about growing winter veggies: The second portion was Carol’s turn.  She spoke about production and the timing of different crops.  Some examples of their winter grown veggies include:  brocolli, chinese cabbage, pac choi, chard, kale, turnips, arugula, beet greens, claytonia, garden cress, lettuces, komatsuna, minutina, mizuna, mustards, and tatsoi.  Some of these greens may be quite unfamiliar to the you–so make sure to take a little time to research them if you are curious, it will be well worth it.

[Starbuck, MN] Starbuck, MN - Archive - Youth in Harmony Festival”¦”¦..: Poverty: Knowledge and Awareness · 02. Poverty: Skills and Mobilizing · 03. Poverty: Action · 05. Leadership: Knowledge and Awareness · 06. Leadership: Skills and Mobilizing · 09. Community: Knowledge and Awareness · 11. ...

[Pine City, MN] Pine City, MN - Archive - Local restaurants make great partners: Leadership: Knowledge and Awareness, 10. Community: Skills and Mobilizing, 11. Community: Action, 12. Community: Structural Change. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, ...

[Waterville, MN] Waterville, MN - Archive - Resource Number List Being Compiled: This entry was posted on Monday, January 19th, 2009 at 9:48 am and is filed under 03. Poverty: Action, 10. Community: Skills and Mobilizing, 11. Community: Action. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. ...

[Hokah, MN] Hokah, MN - Archive - Electric Cooperative Youth Tour: Community: Knowledge and Awareness, 10. Community: Skills and Mobilizing, 11. Community: Action, Links. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. ...

[Moose Lake, MN] Moose Lake, MN - Archive - Two more action committee meetings ...: Poverty: Action, 04. Poverty: Structural Change, 07. Leadership: Action, 11. Community: Action. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site. ...

[CNN Political Ticker] CNN Political Ticker: All politics, all the time Blog Archive ...: Luckily the community is still affluent enough to do so. We need tax increases. I hate to recommend it in the environment but you cannot keep shaving away staff, maintenance and teachers and end up with a quality education for the ...

[Discover Your Success] Real Estate Blog - Homes Under $100000 in Isanti County - Minnesota: For buyers in Isanti County in Minnesota (cities such as Cambridge, Braham and Isanti), there are a lot of good homes for under $100,000. In fact many of the town homes are nice, clean, newer and move in ready for about $80,000 right now. 

[Sreelakshmi24's Blog] Lupin Q3 FY 08-09 shows Strong Growth & Consistent Performance ...: API revenues from emerging markets (including India) were at Rs 1328 Mn. The Company’s CRAMS business through the new entity Novodigm is progressing well, reporting sales of Rs 125 mn for the third quarter.

[LGFII: Little Green Blogmocracy] LGFII: Little Green Blogmocracy » Blog Archive » FBI cuts CAIR off ...: The decision to end contacts with CAIR is a significant policy change for the FBI. For years, the FBI worked with the national organization and its state chapters to address Muslim community concerns about the potential for hate crimes and other civil liberty violations in the wake of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

[Pine City, MN] Pine City, MN - Archive - Day One: Yes we can.: That’s one of the goals of the Horizons project - to use the community members as keys to creating hope and economic prosperity.

[Project Disaster] Project Disaster » Blog Archive » Hib “herd immunity” is waning: After the recall, CDC halted its recommendation for a booster shot of the Hib vaccine at 12 to 15 months. It wanted there to be enough Hib vaccine for the more important 2-, 4- and 6-month vaccine series.

[Moose Lake, MN] Moose Lake, MN - Archive - Leadership Training for Moose Lake: Grace and Peace. Minnesota - Archive - 2008 Leadership Plenty Trainers Says: December 8th, 2008 at 1:49 pm.

[Hoffman, MN] Hoffman, MN - Archive - Hoffman-Kensington Blog Spot: For those of you who have missed it in the newspaper, Hoffman now has two new blogs on the internet.  Not only do we have a blog sponsored by the Horizons for news relating to the grant, we have a community blog for general community news.  The second blog is being run by Randy Olson, the new interim editor at the Hoffman Tribune.  Randy’s blog looks great.  I personally would like to thank Randy for taking on this extra job.  One of the short term goals that came out of our discussion groups was to improve communication in our community.  With two new blogs, hopefully we are making quick progress toward that goal.  Thank you, Randy, and thank you to everyone else who has been checking out the blogs. 

[ACRLog] Congrats To Winners Of ACRL’s Big Awards: She epitomizes the Librarian-Leader-Scholar model through her long and notable career as an academic librarian, her contributions to ACRL and other professional organizations and in particular her record of scholarship and scholarly contributions with both national and international influence and impact,” said award committee Chair Robin Wagner, director of the Gettysburg College Library.

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