Sean Hayford O’Leary has generously offered some (not all) of his technical and design sensibilities to Locally Grown.
He’s already hauled out the duct tape, chewing gum and bailing wire to rectify some of the behind-the-scenes stuff. Look for other more visually pleasing improvements in the weeks to come.
Locally Grown has been chosen to test an innovative project called Representative Journalism (RepJ). Bonnie Obremski is the RepJ reporter/journalist currently assigned to Northfield.
See the complete listing of all her stories here, most current ones first.
RepJ stories by Bonnie Obremski Bruce Anderson Bill Ostrem David Bly, State Rep. 25B Ross Currier, NDDC Exec. Director Kevin Dahle, State Senator, D25 Bruce Morlan/Politics and a Pint League of Women Voters Northfield
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Sean,
Did you make it to the “Biofuels Basics” talk by Jason Hill at St. Olaf last night? The decision by the sponsors to have one speaker who would go into detail rather than a panel of speakers was the right decision! The lecture room was packed–maybe 150 people….
If you missed it, Paul Hager of NTV has the tape and will be scheduling it. Check with him. You may be interested to hear the big pro-ethanol banner by Malt O Meal is supposed to be removed by Jan. 22.
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