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* Kinship,serving Aitkin, Hill City, McGregor and McGrath                                                  

Kimberly Clement, Executive Director, www.kinshipofaitkincounty.com, 800-397-4818, 218-927- 4039  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

MACO (a 317A) is a recognized  non-profit organization which  serves the McGrath and surrounding area  townships with community activities, projects &   support  - endeavoring to become a valuable  resource for the people in and near our  under-served and under-serviced area.                                                     

Address: MACO, PO Box 144, McGrath, MN.                                                     Deb Nass, MACO Secretary, 320-592-3432 debbie_nass@ymail.com

Meetings:  2nd Tuesday of every month, 1:00 pm ---  Vie's Place, McGrath  (Hwy 65)

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The mission of the McGrath Historical Committee             shall be   the collection, preservation and                             dissemination of  knowledge  about the history of  the McGrath area........This includes McGrath, Williams, Wagner, Seavey, Pliny, Idun, White Pine and two unorganized  sections.   *P.O. Box 216, McGrath, MN, 56350  *Phone(s): 800-592-4353  *                                            Email questions, comments to:mcghistorical.com  ----------------------------------------------------------------------

 McGrath Youth Community Garden ... ...>Pictures<...  Our first growing season was considered quite successful.  All veggies went to the benefit of families who worked the garden, in addition to area elderly and low-income people in the area.  Excess veggies, jellies, pickles and salsa were also sold at the Farmer's Markets in Isle (Saturdays till noon) and Wahkon (starting at 2 pm), with proceeds of those sales donated toward next year's garden needs.  

Last year's season was too big of a challenge for the few hard working adult volunteers in combination with very little youth participation. Therefore, this year, we planned to give hay-bale planters to some area residents, allowing them the opportunity to raise their own favorite veggies (without the need to hoe, till or weed!) This did not occur, either.  

Without more volunteers, this community endeavor will be just a fond memory

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Onamia Civic Organization   -If you'd like to keep up with Onamia happenings, link to this page  > onamiamn.com <     We'll keep you posted on upcoming Onamia events!   --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 

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