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Appetites | Climate Cast

Kittley, bitter balls and potato greens: African customers find taste of home in farmers markets

Kittley, bitter balls and potato greens: African customers find taste of home in farmers markets

While African crops are typically hard to find across the country, they are increasingly abundant in the Twin Cities, thanks in large part to many Hmong-American growers, many of whom sell their produce only at farmers markets.
by Emma Sapong

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Art Hounds: Sing 'til you're hoarse to Tall Heights

Art Hounds: Sing 'til you're hoarse to Tall Heights

This week, the Art Hounds recommend a band at the Turf Club, a show of state flowers in Hutchinson and Frank Theatre's "Good Person of Setzuan."
by Marianne Combs

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Appetites: Mexican food's African origins

Appetites: Mexican food's African origins

A five-course event in Minneapolis will illustrate the African origins of Mexican foods with the help of chef Dora Careaga.
by MPR News Staff

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How a St. Paul shop owner saved a woman's life

How a St. Paul shop owner saved a woman's life

Mike Tekeste received the 2016 Award for Excellence from the Ramsey County Sheriff's Department on Monday for helping save a woman's life.
by Tom Crann

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It takes a lot of work to break the pumpkin paddling world record

It takes a lot of work to break the pumpkin paddling world record

A Fergus Falls man is putting together his bid for an unusual world record after paddling a half-ton pumpkin 26 miles down the Red River in northwestern Minnesota this weekend.
by Tim Nelson

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Mille Lacs advisory panel member resigns, calling group 'anti-treaty rights'

The group's sole tribal member has stepped down, following the resignation of the group's academic member earlier this year. The DNR rejects the claims the panel is "anti-science" or "anti-treaty rights."
by Dan Kraker

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