Federal agents have rounded up dozens of California farmworkers in large-scale raids at packinghouses and fields that farm bureaus say threaten businesses that supply much of the country’s food. Community advocates said several dozen immigrants were arrested after agents raided packing sheds and fields. Many of the arrests took place on farms northwest of Los Angeles. Some farmworkers have stopped showing up for work since the raids began. The California Farm Bureau says it doesn’t have reports of widespread workforce disruption. The state grows much of the country’s fresh produce.

ALPENA — Businesses downtown, including the ones at the new Water Street Commons, were busy during last weekend’s Alpena Flower Festival. According to Alpena Downtown Development Authority Executive Director Anne Gentry, some business owners told her that they had seen a 30% increase in business compared to last year and many people were familiarized with […]

FAIRMONT— Southern Minnesota Skin Solutions has a new and bigger location in Fairmont that better meets the needs of the business, which is growing in terms of services offered, staff on site and patients coming in. Martin County native McKenzie Terfehr first opened her business, which specializes in all things skin, in July of 2022. […]

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