Keeping the young in rural communities
A land survey reveals a deceptive rural landscape where no seedlings or youthful growth exist. William Patrie, rural development director, argues that sustainability hinges on addressing why youth leave, and asks why they stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patrie
North Dakota Association of Rural Electric Co-operatives
North Dakota Association of Telephone Co-operatives
Tricine
Why Young People Leave and Return to Rural Life
Val Farmer a Rapid City South Dakota clinical psychologist discusses why rural youth depart to seek education and opportunity and why some return. He defines rural entrepreneurs including lone eagles who use telecommunication to connect with markets and stresses real markets real products for sustainable rural development. The article emphasizes community identity quality of life and family ties as key factors.
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Patrie
Lone Eagles
Val Farmer
Rapid City
S.D
Health Care Directives and Community Services in Miniota
Manitoba residents learn about Health Care Directives Act allowing advance wishes and appointed decision maker. MMSS report details seniors services in Miniota municipality including transportation, home care, errands, foot care, and volunteer support with director notes on staffing, funding, and planning for fall bingo and craft displays.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Health
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Beavnar
Russell
Maureen Schwanke
MMSS
Arrow River
Miniota
R.M
CNIB
DVA
Alzheimer’s Association
Dept. of Health
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Sandra Peel
Sonny Sheane
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