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An old soul with a young heart; have a weakness for puppies, truth and cake.
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After 20 years, Duffy's owners will turn over the keys to new proprietors at end of July

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By Tammy Swift Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
FARGO — “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” That old adage will guide Collin Poolman when he takes over the keys to Duffy’s Tavern at the end of this month. Collin is head of Duffy’s LLC, a newly formed ownership group that includes aunts, uncles, cousins, his younger sister Grace and several silent partners. It’s the first venture of this type for the 28-year-old attorney, who specializes in real estate and corporate transactions at Vogel Law Firm in Fargo.
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Ada 'bonnethead' cooks her way through classic 'Little House on the Prairie' series

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By Tammy Swift Verified
| Park Rapids Enterprise Verified
HENDRUM, Minn. — Dena Bishop is a self-proclaimed bonnethead. She laughs and explains that this is what they call “Little House on the Prairie” groupies — people who so love the iconic books and TV show that they follow Little House actors on social media, travel around the country to attend “Little House” reunions and listen to LHOP podcasts with an enthusiasm that rivals Half Pint’s joy after pushing Nellie Olesen in the mud.
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Field & Fork transitions from pop-up dinners to new lunchtime bistro at the Plains

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By Tammy Swift Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
FARGO — What started as a pop-up dining project to highlight the importance of local foods has now bloomed into a more permanent eatery. Maxx Lyman, the CIA-trained chef who founded the Field & Fork pop-up project in 2025, has now opened a lunchtime bistro under the same name in the heart of the Plains Art Museum, 704 1st Ave. N., Fargo.
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