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ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE RESOURCE CRUCIAL TO DISTRIBUTION OF COVID-19 VACCINE A N.D. Department of Health employee pours dry ice into a shipper, which is used to transport COVID-19 vaccines. Photo courtesy N.D. Department of Health

A N.D. Department of Health employee pours dry ice into a shipper, which is used to transport COVID-19 vaccines. Photo courtesy N.D. Department of Health

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https://cwpower.com/co-op-connections-card Tim Noteboom, a home inspector for 18 years in the Fargo-Moorhead area, is known as “Mr. Fix It” on KFGO. He answers caller questions on his monthly segment heard on KFGO’s midday program, “It Takes 2 with Amy and JJ.” PHOTOS COURTESY KFGO Radio

Tim Noteboom, a home inspector for 18 years in the Fargo-Moorhead area, is known as “Mr. Fix It” on KFGO. He answers caller questions on his monthly segment heard on KFGO’s midday program, “It Takes 2 with Amy and JJ.” PHOTOS COURTESY KFGO Radio

LOSING RURAL GROCERIES, LOSING FOOD ACCESS Rural people work hard to keep their grocery stores. But some rural groceries have difficulty getting common grocery items, like produce or fresh meat, perhaps because they can’t find a supplier to deliver to them or because they can’t afford the price offered. Photo by NDAREC/Liza Kessel

Rural people work hard to keep their grocery stores. But some rural groceries have difficulty getting common grocery items, like produce or fresh meat, perhaps because they can’t find a supplier to deliver to them or because they can’t afford the price offered. Photo by NDAREC/Liza Kessel

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Elle Beyer, left, and her sister, Mila

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