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UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA EXTENSION RECOGNIZES FOUR LOCAL VOLUNTEERS FOR NATIONAL VOLUNTEER MONTH

The University of Minnesota Extension celebrated April with National Volunteer Month by honoring four individuals from various workgroups across five regions in Northwest Minnesota that have gone above and beyond for the Regional Sustainable Development Partnership (RSDP). The University of Minnesota Extension and the Northwest Regional Sustainable Development Partnership honored four volunteers from different workgroups […]

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NON-PROFIT 100 RURAL WOMEN HOLDING VIRTUAL MEETINGS IN NORTHWEST MINNESOTA

100 Rural Women, a nonprofit based in Northern Minnesota, is gathering input on women’s networks and leadership experiences in Northwest Minnesota. “We are really excited about this program as 100 Rural Women’s first step toward launching one of our signature programs, ‘100 in 100’. In 2021, we will be holding 100 virtual gatherings across the

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NORTHWEST PARTNERSHIP NOW ACCEPTING PROPOSALS FOR COMMUNITY PROJECTS

Northwest Minnesota residents with an idea to strengthen their community can now apply for partnership support from the University of Minnesota Extension Northwest Regional Sustainable Development Partnership (Northwest RSDP). Northwest RSDP supports local innovation by connecting community ideas to University of Minnesota resources in four focus areas: natural resources, clean energy, agriculture, and food systems,

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SOCIAL DISTANCING LEADS TO RVSP’S NEW 7-DAY MEAL KIT PROJECT

Thanks to recent Northwest Minnesota Foundation and NW Regional Sustainable Development Partnership (NWRSDP) grants, isolated seniors and individuals affected by COVID job loss have one less thing to worry about. Using a newly-developed University of MN Extension, “14 Day Meal Kit” template, the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of the Red River Valley (RSVP of

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UMC HOSTS NORTHERN GREAT PLAINS YOUTH INSTITUTE MAY 6

Students in grades nine through twelve from schools across the region will be participating in the second annual Northern Great Plains Youth Institute on Monday, May 6 at the University of Minnesota Crookston (UMN Crookston). This World Food Prize event engages high school students with statewide experts and leaders in discussions around challenges facing our

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WAY & MEANS COMMITTEE TO MEET MONDAY

The Crookston Ways & Means Committee will meet Monday night following the City Council meeting in the Council Chambers at City Hall.  The meeting will begin with amending or approving the January 28 meeting report. The meeting will consist of several presentations. First, Carrie Michalski, CEO of RiverView Health, will make a presentation on the

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