Pelican teens learn civil engagement skills

by Catharine Richert, Minnesota Public Radio
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Gathered at a board room table at the Minnesota capital, State Sen. Jordan Rasmusson met with Pelican Rapids youth when they traveled to St. Paul to seek funding for the youth and multi-purpose Bridge Center at the former Congregational Church. PHOTO COURTESY MN STATE SENATE STAFF


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