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Part Two of Chinese Adoptees ~ A Sneak Preview of The Great American Folk Show

53:00 Wednesday, June 30, 2021 - Part two of “Chinese Adoptees: Not Abandoned or Alone” from journalist Annie Prafcke. This episode is titled “Out of Place.” ~~~ Another episode of The Great American Folk Show is coming up on Sunday. Today we share a couple excerpts. Singer-songwriter Ismay talks about a difficult birth on the farm, and we hear from Carrington, North Dakota gelato- and cheese-maker Maartje Murphy.

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Part 3: Chinese Adoptees: Not Abandoned or Alone ~ Sue Balcom on Plant Rotation

Part 3: Chinese Adoptees: Not Abandoned or Alone ~ Sue Balcom on Plant Rotation
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Chinese Adoptees: Not Abandoned or Alone ~ The Greetings Tour Mural Project

Chinese Adoptees: Not Abandoned or Alone ~ The Greetings Tour Mural Project
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30 Local Businesses Close During Pandemic

by HPR Staff | .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) | News | December 17th, 2020 annieprafcke@gmail.com Fargo, ND – Younis Younis, Co-Owner of Café Aladdin, closed his downtown restaurant after 23 years. He said the closure occurred because of the decline in business brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and the inability to find employees to work during this time. “. . . we were just delaying the decision but things just keep going on and on,” he says. Younis Younis and his brother Ahmad Younis temporarily closed their downtown restaurant for April and half of May at the onset of the pandemic. They were hoping the situation would improve, but it only got worse. Younis Younis says they continued to lose business from summer to October when they closed.

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