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CHICZ MAGAZINE Shop Smart
By Jessica Sly Are you in need of some new outfits but are restrained by a strict budget? Too intimidated by all those racks of clothes to even attempt browsing? Good news! There are plenty of ways to...
Posted on 5/3/13 at 10:08 AM
REAL MONEY Simplify in 2013
New year new rules? Well, maybe not new but something to work towards. Yes, call it a new years resolution or call it a feeling that you want to take charge of parts of your life that have been a li...
Posted on 1/8/13 at 11:09 AM
THE DIRT The possibilities are endless
It's that time of year. The garden catalogs started arriving a couple of weeks ago. It's such an exciting time--at this point, the possibilities are endless. Should we grow potatoes again? If so, ...
Posted on 1/4/13 at 8:36 AM
NEW PLATEAUS Black Friday: Greed for the 99%'ers
Greed isn't reserved for the rich, and it isn't an all-or-nothing, good-or-evil proposition. Greed is a sneaky foe that creeps up on us normal folks, too... All alone on Thanksgiving night,I decided ...
Posted on 11/27/12 at 8:49 AM
SENSE AND CENTSIBILITY The Holiday Tree Debate: Real or Artificial?
The weekend after Thanksgiving is known for two things: shopping and decorating for Christmas! And every holiday season a debate ensues: which is the greener choice a real or artificial Christmas tre...
Posted on 11/21/12 at 9:49 AM
Farm Bureau sparks awareness about food
Minnesota Farm Bureau celebrated February as Food Awareness Month.
The effort sparked awareness of all things food, from the farmers who grow and raise food, to food safety and availability.
March 15, 2013
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Kids, cops tackle Christmas shopping together
Local kids took part in the annual “Shop with a Cop” event Tuesday night at Walmart in Alexandria.
By Amy Chaffins , December 21, 2012
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Savvy saver shares tips and tricks
If you saw a $5-off coupon on the ground would you pick it up?
In today’s economy, few people can afford to pass up the opportunity to save money, but many do when they throw away their coupons.
When Lynne Dahlheimer of Alexandria retired five years ago, she set out on a mission to supplement her household income by amping up her coupon clipping.
In the first year of her retirement she kept a log of her savings – $18,000 was her total by year’s end.
By Crystal Dey , February 17, 2012
Alexandria ranks high for pulling in shoppers
Although it may be smaller than other cities, Alexandria’s
retail industry packs a punch.
In fact, a new report shows that Alexandria’s retail sector is twice as powerful as other comparable-sized cities in the state.
By Al Edenloff , June 18, 2010
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