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In Paynesville hometown, locals see Lisa Demuth as a voice for small towns (opens the original)
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PAYNESVILLE, Minn. — Hilltop Restaurant, with its light wood paneling and muted floral wallpaper, has been a staple in Paynesville for decades. On a recent rainy Monday, diners showed a mix of pride and excitement at the prospect that someone from Paynesville could soon hold Minnesota's highest elected office. Jeff Evans, the cafe's owner, has known Lisa Demuth and her husband, Nick, for nearly 40 years. “I’ve known her since she worked at the bank,” said Evans, recalling when Demuth worked as a
In Paynesville hometown, locals see Lisa Demuth as a voice for small towns (opens the original)
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PAYNESVILLE, Minn. — Hilltop Restaurant, with its light wood paneling and muted floral wallpaper, has been a staple in Paynesville for decades. On a recent rainy Monday, diners showed a mix of pride and excitement at the prospect that someone from Paynesville could soon hold Minnesota's highest elected office. Jeff Evans, the cafe's owner, has known Lisa Demuth and her husband, Nick, for nearly 40 years. “I’ve known her since she worked at the bank,” said Evans, recalling when Demuth worked as a
In Paynesville hometown, locals see Lisa Demuth as a voice for small towns (opens the original)
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PAYNESVILLE, Minn. — Hilltop Restaurant, with its light wood paneling and muted floral wallpaper, has been a staple in Paynesville for decades. On a recent rainy Monday, diners showed a mix of pride and excitement at the prospect that someone from Paynesville could soon hold Minnesota's highest elected office. Jeff Evans, the cafe's owner, has known Lisa Demuth and her husband, Nick, for nearly 40 years. “I’ve known her since she worked at the bank,” said Evans, recalling when Demuth worked as a
In Paynesville hometown, locals see Lisa Demuth as a voice for small towns (opens the original)
Read excerpt
PAYNESVILLE, Minn. — Hilltop Restaurant, with its light wood paneling and muted floral wallpaper, has been a staple in Paynesville for decades. On a recent rainy Monday, diners showed a mix of pride and excitement at the prospect that someone from Paynesville could soon hold Minnesota's highest elected office. Jeff Evans, the cafe's owner, has known Lisa Demuth and her husband, Nick, for nearly 40 years. “I’ve known her since she worked at the bank,” said Evans, recalling when Demuth worked as a
In Paynesville hometown, locals see Lisa Demuth as a voice for small towns (opens the original)
Read excerpt
PAYNESVILLE, Minn. — Hilltop Restaurant, with its light wood paneling and muted floral wallpaper, has been a staple in Paynesville for decades. On a recent rainy Monday, diners showed a mix of pride and excitement at the prospect that someone from Paynesville could soon hold Minnesota's highest elected office. Jeff Evans, the cafe's owner, has known Lisa Demuth and her husband, Nick, for nearly 40 years. “I’ve known her since she worked at the bank,” said Evans, recalling when Demuth worked as a
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