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Bob Conzemius is a meterologist working in the field of wind energy who talks about the science of weather on KAXE.
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The initiative includes nearly $18.3 million to help Minnesota hospitals and health centers purchase ultrasound imaging devices and an additional $8.1 million to boost sonography and point of care ultrasound training opportunities across the state.
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The free vaccines distributed at events through the Petco Love initiative will be the DAPPv Canine and HCP Feline vaccines. Other low-cost services will include microchipping, flea/tick treatment and bordetella shots.
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Those who sign up for the tour will trek the forest and tap a maple tree, learn how sap is boiled down and taste test syrup from the farm with pancakes.
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Death doula Tanya Hanson discusses her work in the death field. Do you have ideas about how you want to die?
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The Forest Service utilized the Intergovernmental Personnel Act, which provides for the assignment of personnel between the federal government and eligible organizations, including Indian tribal governments, to place Benoit in the role of district ranger.
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“The earth is awakening from its winter sleep,” a news release stated. “Join the park naturalist as we walk around the Mississippi Headwaters area looking at nature’s signs that spring is returning. Don’t forget to bring your binoculars.”
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After a career in teaching, Rachel Gray returned to her family's ranch, where she now breeds designer cattle in an effort to best serve her buyers and her heifers.
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Marshall Helmberger from the Timberjay newspaper talks about a new pilot study about e-waste recycling to address the need for metals like copper and silver, wood stove manufacturing and the outlook for flooding.
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Neighbors are asked to step up to address local hunger through the Minnesota FoodShare March Campaign.
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Aaron Brown discusses electric vehicles, electrification and efficient energy storage on the Iron Range.
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Manidoo Ogitigaan shares Indigenous teachings in support of the Native community, aiming at a future when Ojibwe language flourishes and the Ojibwe worldview shapes action.