AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSmall-Scale Farming: Near Sutton, Jenny Thorson’s micro dairy grew from one Jersey cow into a small operation built around animal care, grazing and trust with customers. Support for Vulnerable Adults: North Dakota’s new Office of Guardianship and Conservatorship is open, offering family resources and investigating alleged abuse or misconduct involving adults under guardianship. Education: A proposal would use earnings from the Common Schools Trust Fund to give teachers annual retention bonuses, starting at $3,400. Indigenous History: The names of 11 Turtle Mountain girls who died at a boarding school 140 years ago have been identified, bringing renewed attention to a painful chapter of local history. Community Culture: Pride of Dakota’s showcase returns to the State Fairgrounds, while an October arts calendar lists events across the region. North Dakota Heritage: Photographer Murray Lemley is remembered for bringing a European style to his work in the state.
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