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Portraits of Three Young Farmers
Young Minnesota farmers on why they ended up in the field and what keeps them there.
Cooperative Development Services Dinner
Cooperative Development Services (CDS) celebrated its 25th anniversary late last week with a dinner event at Cedar Summit dairy, complete with…
Chef Ian Pierce on the 128 Café Food Truck
With music blaring and grill sizzling, Pierce and his two assistants are doing more than a few things at once.…
Rogue Chocolatier’s PIURA Bar
If you ever need an example of a labor of love, look no further than the Rogue Chocolatier. The small…
Sydney Claxton and the Invention of Curvy Brat Buns
CHIPPEWA FALLS, WI — It’s Father’s Day, 2010. I’m sitting in Connell’s Orchard shop chatting with 9-year-old Sydney Claxton, his father…
Ather Jameel of Kabob’s Indian Grill
So you’re strolling along Nicollet Mall and you get a little hungry. You enter Gaviidae Commons and take the escalator…
The Tea Guy
Can you determine the type of tea you’ll like by the type of cheese you eat, the apples you prefer, maybe even the beer you drink? Bill Waddington can.
Slow Food Minnesota farmers return from Italian adventure
Local farmers talk about their Tierra Madre experience.
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Filed: New Times, February 10, 2011
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