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From left to right: Megan Hruby, Marilyn Hoffland and Sara Van Offerm from the University of Minnesota Extension SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) and Jason Bergstrand from Partnership for Health were given a tour of the transformation by Pelican Rapids Food Shelf President Janet Lindberg after which those representatives presented the Super Shelf Award to Carole Johnson, Volunteer and Board Member of the Food Shelf on Friday Jan 31, 2025.

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