If you are like us, one of the reasons for going to the Great Minnesota Get-Together and other county fairs is for the FOOD. If you are out and about and see a State Fair Food Vendor open for business, post it here.
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The first Concerts in the Park show in Buffalo kicked off the series Thursday, July 9. The “Dirty Shorts Brass Band” entertained the crowd with lively music in Sturges Park. The event also featured new COVID restrictions, including a marked off seating area where people were required to maintain a...
For much of 2020, the United States Census Bureau is tracking the official count of U.S. residents. However, populations can change significantly over the course of 10 years and states take that into account. In the years in between Census periods, state demographers use household estimates to...
When Bernice Havisto, 94, of Buffalo, was receiving care from St. Croix Hospice, the staff not only went above and beyond her family’s expectations, but she found a friend in the chaplain who stepped up to care for her, even in the midst of the COVID pandemic, when the other priests would not.
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The Minnesota Department of Education released the results of a survey of more than 134,000 respondents (parents of students) dealing with questions about whether or not to re-open schools in the fall and the results were significant in the feelings of parents toward distance learning.
To the...
It’s been a quiet summer around Buffalo with no Buffalo Days, but the Buffalo Chamber of Commerce plans to offer up some semblance of summer by hosting its annual Art & Craft Festival on Saturday, Aug. 15 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
It will look a little different this year, with two pods of...