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STAFF BLOG THE FARM BLEAT Gun debate isn’t a black and white issue
Seven weeks ago, a 20-year-old man walked into an elementary school in Newtown, Conn., and killed 26 people. Across the country we mourned their loss lives cut tragically short by a guy on a whim wit...
Posted on 1/31/13 at 8:54 PM
THE VIEW FROM MY WINDOW I Philosophize about Animals
When we moved to an acreage almost 7 years ago, people often asked us if we planned on getting animals to fill the empty spaces on our land. Will you have horses? theyd ask. Chickens, perhaps? Or goat...
Posted on 4/25/12 at 6:43 AM
REPRINT 1940: Round Lake Boy Leads 4-H
Leo Koster became leader of the statewide 4-H organization in 1940....
Posted on 6/4/11 at 6:00 PM
CAPITOL CHATTER Cities could give to 4-H
Cities could donate to 4-H clubs under two bills senators tentatively passed Thursday. Formal passage is expected in the next few days. Sen. Kathy Saltzman, DFL-Woodbury, said she brought the proposal...
Posted on 4/15/10 at 1:13 PM
OH LOOK! A SHINY THING Covering the Plane Crash and the Nobles County Fair
I was at dinner with my dad and brother last night when a plane went down at the Nobles County Airport. The newsroom called me on my cellphone and I went out to take a picture, ending up walking from ...
Posted on 8/17/09 at 8:35 AM
Uithoven not sheepish about 4-H experiences
LUVERNE — A few weeks ago, 13-year-old Mira Uithoven of Magnolia didn’t know if she’d be able to exhibit her swine and sheep projects at the Rock County Fair.
By Julie Buntjer , July 20, 2011
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Nobles County 4-H’ers earn recognition
Round Lake teen, who was critically injured, accepts accoladesADRIAN — Nearly three months after a car crash south of Worthington left a Round Lake teen fighting for his life in a Sioux Falls, S.D., hospital, Benjamin Cunningham was walking, talking and accepting accolades from his 4-H family during the Nobles County 4-H Achievement Banquet Saturday night in Adrian.
By Julie Buntjer , November 08, 2010
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4-H Club compiles bags for children placed in foster care
WORTHINGTON — Foster children can be taken from their homes in the middle of the night and sent to live elsewhere with nothing but the clothes on their backs, lacking basic necessities such as toothbrushes and combs as well as beloved stuffed animals and blankets.
September 17, 2010
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Sister Act
WINDOM — The Piotter sisters are part of a 4-H family (their brothers are also heavily involved), but the gals took the spotlight Thursday at the Cottonwood County Fair 4-H Exhibit Hall.
August 19, 2010
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Video: An Afternoon at the Nobles County Fair
Animals and people used different methods to beat the heat at the Nobles County Fair Friday afternoon, eating icy-cold malts, hiding out in the shade and taking plenty of water. Click here to view video of the fair.
By Daily Globe , August 13, 2010
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Opportunities bloom in 4-H
WORTHINGTON — Ecological awareness and educational opportunities are growing along with the native prairie sage, meadow rose and yarrow in the prairie garden at the Don and Lorna Buntjer farm, thanks to the efforts of the Ocheda Beavers 4-H Club.
August 11, 2010
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Kamm, Groenewold mark final year in 4-H
RUSHMORE — Amber Kamm and Sadie Groenewold grew up within a mile of each other on a gravel road east of Rushmore. They’ve known each other forever, joining the 4-H Cloverbud program at the age of 6 and, for the past dozen years, working side by side in the Rushmore Central Hustlers 4-H Club.
By Julie Buntjer , August 10, 2010
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Jackson County teen finds niche in livestock
JACKSON — Tanner Post led his rather calm breeding heifer through a busy walkway and onto a patch of grass alongside Olson Pavilion at the Jackson County Fair Thursday morning.
By Julie Buntjer , July 29, 2010
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Luverne teen shines with 4-H robotics project
Fick earns fourth trip to Minnesota State Fair with robot creation
LUVERNE — In another year, Ben Fick will be gearing up for college with plans to pursue a career in engineering. Though he isn’t quite certain which area of engineering he’ll focus on, one thing is for sure — his years as a Rock County 4-H member steered him toward a career of building and design.
By Julie Buntjer , July 28, 2010
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Reality TV camp gets kids moving and grooving
Youth leaders Brandon Weidert (from left) and Heidi Enninga instruct Jessica Darling, Natalie Demuth, Kennedy Cummings and Conner Bickett in various dance moves during the “So You Think You Can Dance” portion of Thursday’s Reality TV Day Camp presented by the Nobles County 4-H at Chautauqua Park in Worthington.
July 15, 2010
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