So much to do, so little time
March 12, 2013 in Alexandria Echo Press
The only thing Harry and Joan Davis of Brandon have to worry about during retirement is how to find enough time to get everything done.
Their shop is full of projects patiently waiting to be completed. While the projects themselves aren’t in any hurry, the Davises are. Continue Reading
Dale Svendsgaard, 78, might have found his hobby unintentionally, but a look at the intricately detailed miniature barns, houses and farm buildings he’s created for the past three years suggests he knows what he’s doing.
The fiber-lovers at the North Dakota Handspinners Conference could be called a close-knit group they’re happy to show new people spinning techniques and they enjoy exchanging tips, bundles of wool and skeins of yarn.
ETHAN For Luvern Neugebauer, working with his hands is a passion he developed at a young age. Neugebauer began working in carpentry, along with farming, starting in the 1940s with his brothers.
Keith Berger, former county commissioner, has been director for 13 yearsAmong other things, Keith Berger hopes retirement provides him more time to actively pursue a hobby that’s brought him some success: power weight lifting.
Hunting for hidden treasure appeals to the kid in all of us. 
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