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Zak of All Trades: When a bold move becomes your brand (opens the original)
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PIERZ â People would think twice before explicitly adding on their resume that they are a âjack of all tradesâ. Zak Otremba took that chance despite warning and landed a job after cleverly describing himself as Zak of all trades. Today, his bold move evolved into creating his own business. Otremba has always had an eye for working with his hands from a young age. âMy grandparents say that I was always organizing and cleaning and I had a lot of Legos, so I built giant stuff out of Legos.
Vintage and Vines Shoppe combines plants and a one-stop-shop experience for customers (opens the original)
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Two years ago, Michelle Fussy found a new passion for growing houseplants after bringing home a philodendron âJose Buonoâ plant known for its large paddle shaped leaves. This expanded her interest in taking care of plants and expanding her gallery, and while her plants grew, so did the idea of creating a shop that invites others to take on the journey of taking care of a plant. âI started buying a couple houseplants, and I noticed they were multiplying in the pot, then I started dividing t
Brother-in-law’s take passion for grilling to the next level by competitive cooking (opens the original)
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About three years ago, Daniel Hanson and his brother-in-law Josh Collins solidified their passion for grilling by participating in a couple of cooking competitions. Hanson works for Crow Wing Power up in Brainerd and Collins, who is married to Hansonâs sister, owns The Fort Bar and Grill over at Fort Ripley. Collins already did a lot of cooking and Hansonâs liking for grilling kept growing. â[Collins] is like the main cook over at the bar there. Heâs grew up cooking for other people, and
Morrison County commemorates 25 years of 9/11 (opens the original)
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The U.S. flag swayed in the gentle breeze as the Morrison County community gathered together at the county government center to commemorate 25 years since the events of 9/11. Morrison County Chaplain Gregg Valentine started the ceremony with a prayer, followed by Little Falls Community High School choir students who sang The Star-Spangled Banner and Mary of Lourdes School students who cited the Pledge of Allegiance. After Valentine requested a minute of silence in remembrance of the World Trade
Little Falls commemorates 25 years of 9/11 (opens the original)
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The U.S. flag swayed in the gentle breeze as the Morrison County community gathered together at the county government center to commemorate 25 years since the events of 9/11. Morrison County Chaplain Gregg Valentine started the ceremony with a prayer, followed by Little Falls Community High School choir students who sang The Star-Spangled Banner and Mary of Lourdes School students who cited the Pledge of Allegiance. After Valentine requested a minute of silence in remembrance of the World Trade
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