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Easy Summer Freezer Meals
I have a confession to make: our family has been eating out way too much. Sometimes it is easier with all of us on different schedules to meet somewhere for dinner than it is for me to think about w...
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Excerpts from the Experts
With Fathers Day approaching, what better place to look for fatherly financial advice than from dads who also happen to be executives at the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) Member Age...
Posted on 6/13/13 at 2:51 PM
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Moms... the men in your life are impressed
By EricMorken Two months into parenthoodand Ive lost count of thenumber of times I have beenamazed at how natural it isfor moms to be good at what they do. My wife, Mali, and I didnt have towait long...
Posted on 6/5/13 at 9:29 AM
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Is It A Family or Is It Just Marriage?
Recently I had a nice little discussion with a buddy of mine about family. It was a very friendly discussion and no hard feelings were had and we agreed to disagree. My friend did say he was going to ...
Posted on 5/29/13 at 12:52 AM
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Moving in with the adult children
Are middle-aged adults ready to have their aging parents move in with them? Sort of, but if the results of a recent survey are any indication, many adult children anticipate there will be some diffic...
Posted on 5/6/13 at 2:49 PM
More blog posts about family

Social services seeks foster famiies

Douglas County Social Services is seeking families interested in providing foster care for children of all ages, especially teenagers.

April 03, 2013

Franson introduces Family Freedom Act

Representative Mary Franson (R-Alexandria) recently introduced the Family Freedom Act, House File 846. This legislation would prohibit the unionization of independent contractors.

March 27, 2013

Keeping holidays conflict-free: Tips from a negotiation expert

It’s holiday season, a time of joyful family get-togethers and warm companionship with loved ones. Or is it? Holidays can be extra stressful on families for any number of reasons: long-standing feuds, perceived slights, tension because of changes in relationships—the list goes on.

November 22, 2012

My belly, their baby

My belly, their baby Carlos woman opts for gestational surrogacy

By Jo Colvin , September 19, 2012

Fatherly advice: Alexandria program offers parental guidance in West Central region

When one door closes, another opens. In this case, the open door will help fathers be a bigger part of their children’s lives. Wings in Alexandria has preserved the Otter Tail County Father’s Project by consolidating the program with the non-profit organization’s existing Father’s Support program and creating the West Central Father’s Resource Project. The service previously provided in Otter Tail County has been discontinued.

By Crystal Dey , September 14, 2012

State health organizations urge kids to receive vaccinations

This year, the U.S. is on pace to have the most cases of pertussis, or whooping cough, in five decades. There have been 18,000 reported cases this year, according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Minnesota is one of the states reporting high numbers of the bacterial disease that is preventable by vaccines.

August 10, 2012

Farm family giving back to the community

Farm family giving back to the community While farming is one of the leading industries in the Midwest, Max and Lyla Radil do more than just farm – they give back. And on August 9, they were commended for their efforts by being honored as the University of Minnesota’s 2012 Farm Family of the Year at Farmfest.

By Caroline Roers, Echo Press Intern , August 10, 2012

New study shows health care challenges for families in Greater Minnesota

The 2012 KIDS COUNT Data book found that access to health care, food, jobs, and child care is limited in many regions throughout the state. When these resources do exist, many families are unable to afford them because their jobs do not pay sufficient wages or offer critical benefits.

June 03, 2012

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How to cope when adult children move back home

Difficult economic times and a tight job market have sent an unprecedented number of adult children back home to live with their parents. A 2010 Pew Research Center study showed 21.6 percent of adults ages 25 – 34 were living in a multi-generational household.

May 28, 2012

Five generation family celebrates

Five generation family celebrates Hermina Wahlin, age 107 of Evansville, will celebrate her 85th Mother’s Day this year.

May 16, 2012

Wish granted for Garfield boy

Wish granted for Garfield boy Austin Baune meets Mickey Mouse

May 02, 2012

Osakis woman battles rare form of cancer

Osakis woman battles rare form of cancer Benefit for Dayni Imdieke will be on Sunday

By Amy Chaffins , April 18, 2012

November is National Caregivers Month

Caregivers are needed for family members of all ages. With appropriate support and information, family caregivers can help their loved ones through their disease process and hopefully shorten institutional care. So, with that, who are family caregivers? This is a complicated question and hard to answer.

By Mary Krueger, Douglas County Senior Coordinator , November 16, 2011

Why Skype when you can have the real thing?

Why Skype when you can have the real thing? Tia Grim had a great idea, but her husband, Luke, had other plans when it came to experiencing the birth of their third child while he was stationed in Kuwait as an Army first sergeant. As they prepared for the birth of a new baby, the couple made a decision to use Skype as a way for Luke to be part of the birth.

By Stacie Kimball , November 02, 2011

4-H’ers celebrate 4-H week with service project

4-H’ers celebrate 4-H week with service project During National 4-H Week, the Lake Mary Troopers 4-H club presented a baby blanket made by the 4-H members to Lane Noetzelman, newborn son of Carley and Aaron Noetzelman of Parkers Prairie.

October 19, 2011

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