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Buy Macrobid Without Prescription, If you live in a rural region with natural amenities, you're in luck.  According to a study titled "The Rural Growth Trifecta: Outdoor Amenities, Creative Class and Entrepreneurial Context," rural communities with natural amenities are positioned well to grow a knowledge economy.  Unfortunately, the study paints a bleaker picture for rural communities who don't possess those amenities.  Sadly, that's most of the rural Midwest where I live.  It leaves me wondering: could the future of our rural communities be decided simply because we are sans mountainous views or serene beaches.

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So, I'm curious what you think.  Whether it's a gut reaction or an example of a low-amenity rural community that breaks the mold, where can i buy Macrobid online, Macrobid san diego, your thoughts would be appreciated.  It's too important of an issue for us to not talk about.

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  1. Sheri Booms Holm Says:
    July 16th, 2010 at 11:56 am

    We’re struggling with this in west central Minnesota. Half of our region is gorgeous lakes and gently rolling hills, the other half is flat prairie (which I personally feel has a charm of its own). People move here to enjoy the outdoor life–fishing, boating, hunting, snowmobiling, etc. We have a lot of retirees. The prairie towns are really struggling though. They’re becoming smaller, older. Their downtowns are dying. There’s nothing new in this scenario. But there’s one town that’s not accepting defeat. Hoffman is a little hamlet of 672. It lost its school, it lost most of its downtown businesses. You couldn’t buy a hammer or a spool of thread in town any more. But they harnessed their can-do spirit, thanks in large part to a woman named Muriel Krusemark. She came to town to retire and ended up being hired as the part-time EDA director. Hoffman took its old school building and turned it into a senior center and apartments. The local auto body shop and C-store bought the contents of a hardware store that was closing in another town and opened its own. When the furniture store closed in town, Muriel got the idea of turning it into a general store co-op of sorts. People rent out a section of the space and sell their wares. They take turns as cashier–it’s the same principle that a lot of antique malls use. Then Muriel found money to turn the vacant building next door into a health clinic, where specialists from other towns can come for a few hours a week and have a properly equipped space in which to work. The town started a community garden, a farmer’s market. They flooded the baseball diamond last winter for a skating rink so there would be something for families to do in the winter–but no one came. Muriel figured out the problem was NO ONE OWNED SKATES! She got the local Lions to donate 200 pairs and they had a skate giveaway. The rink got a lot of use after that. “We need a Muriel!” is what we hear from a lot of the little towns in our region. We sure would like to find a way to bottle her spirit! The foundation where I work (West Central Initiative) is working to develop leaders like Muriel, to make them the kind of people who look for the solutions instead of just stewing about the problems.

  2. Mike Knutson Says:
    July 16th, 2010 at 12:03 pm

    Sheri,
    Thanks for lifting up Muriel and Hoffman, MN. Has there been anything written about the community that you could share? I think much of west central MN would fit into the study’s middle tier of rural community with amenities. Lots of small towns in SD would rank in the lower teir, but there’s a lot we can learn from examples like Hoffman. And thanks for your work with the West Central Initiative Foundation. I’ve always been impressed with the MN’s Initiative Foundations.

  3. Sheri Booms Holm Says:
    July 16th, 2010 at 12:29 pm

    You know, not much has been written, but, I’ll tell you, the small communities in rural Minnesota know all about Muriel and Hoffman! Word travels fast. Muriel is a mini-celebrity!

    I love your blog, Mike, it’s so interesting and informative. Just picked up “Hollowing Out the Middle” from the library. I want to learn so much more about the Rural Learning Center. I’ve been thinking roadtrip….

  4. Mike Knutson Says:
    July 16th, 2010 at 1:32 pm

    I’ll keep my ears open for Hoffman. Great to hear you’ve picked up Hollowing out the Middle. Have you thought about attending the Midwest Rural Assembly? I’d like to have a discussion about it with people while we’re in Sioux City.

  5. Mike Knutson Says:
    July 19th, 2010 at 11:59 am

    I thought I’d share a tweet from @aceupdate on this subject: “We notice that our strong communities don’t always have natural amenities. Strong grassroots leadership seems to be the key.” That’s an interesting observation from our friends up in Canada.

  6. Darrin Wasniewski Says:
    July 19th, 2010 at 6:42 pm

    Mike,
    When I read this post I immediately thought of biking, an outdoor amenity that many rural communities can offer. The I reached the bottom where the update is noted and realized that someone has beaten me to the punch. Here in Orrville we are anxiously awaiting the construction of a new Rails-to-Trails project and even more excited because it will be an integral part of a 325 mile trail from Lake Erie to the Ohio River, when complete.

    But long before the land was acquired for this trail the Orrville Cycling Club began. They organize a bike race each summer and take weekly bike trips out into the countryside as a group.

    Thanks, always, for bringing these ideas into the forefront for discussion.

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