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The Summer EBT program, now called Sun Bucks, is automatically administered to families on certain public assistance programs or those who successfully apply for free and reduced lunch.
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Plus: Summer EBT is now SUN Bucks and eligible families enrolled in certain programs will automatically be mailed new cards per school-age child; and nine Northland golf teams will compete at the state golf tournament next week.
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The public phase of the "Nourish the Northland" campaign kicked off on Feb. 27, 2025, with $11 million already raised.
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People registered with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture to make and sell cottage foods face fewer restrictions and food safety requirements than other larger businesses.
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Farmers markets abound in Northern Minnesota. We've collected a list of locations, dates and times in towns like Pine River, Walker, Grand Rapids, Cook, Virginia, Bemidji, Brainerd and more!
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Free Range Food Co-op began in 2016 and shared the future location of its grocery store with the public Friday, May 3.
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David Dahl, a member of the Minnesota Maple Syrup Producers Association, was judged the North American Council’s Best In Show.
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Strictly Mushrooms in Pine River is a Northern Minnesota business focused on mushrooms and mushroom products.
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local turkeys, soaps, jams, jellies and more for pickup from local producers
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The 4th annual Iron Range Pasty Fest is serving up hot pasty dinners on Sunday, October 9th 2022 to benefit the Iron Range Partnership for Sustainability (IRPS). Free electronics recycling will be on-site, accepting laptops, desktops, monitors, and some televisions. This fund-raiser dinner features a homemade beef or pork pasty, made with locally-grown potatoes, carrots, rutabagas, and thyme. IRPS Board of Directors Member and Rutabaga Project Liaison, Marlise Riffel, joined Heidi Holtan on the KAXE/KBXE Morning Show to talk pasties and sustainability. Click the "Listen" player at the top of the page to hear the full conversation.