We have our first two non-profit advertisers on Locally Grown, sharing the banner ad space on the upper left sidebar.
| Lisa Carey, Community Membership and Outreach Coordinator for the Cannon River Watershed Partnership (CRWP), placed an ad that links to their home page where all their recent news items are featured, including the CRWP 2009 annual meeting on Monday, March 9th. |  |
| Karen Moldenhauer, a Northfield-based volunteer for the Rice-Le Sueur Counties Chapter of the American Red Cross, placed an ad that links to their home page where they’re promoting the Spaghetti Dinner and Silent Auction fundraiser on March 21. |  |
These join our first four advertisers who signed up two weeks ago:
| Norman Butler at the Contented Cow whose ad currently links to their blog where they’re promoting live music this weekend (Northwoods Eclectic and Burning Chrome) with a special deal on beer. |  |
| Norman Butler at Chapati, ‘Cuisine of India’ |  |
| Deb Knecht at Knecht’s Nurseries and Landscaping whose ad currently links to their March Specials page where they’re offering a free maple tree with any landscape installation over $1,000. |  |
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Carl Arnold at the Always Family Center whose text link ad links to their blog where Northfield therapist Stacey Klempnauer has a blog post about the book, The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work. |
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