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GREEN SCENE & PURE SOAP FLAKE COMPANY ON LAKELAND PUBLIC TELEVISION
Airdate: January 16th, 2012, Lakelabd Public Television, Bemidji MN
Pocketful of Sunshine in Northern Minnesota
Posted on September 3, 2011 by tillersandtravelers
There’s a pocketful of sunshine in Northern Minnesota... The Green Scene is a homegrown business offering whole foods and a quality experience. Owner, Erin Andrus, is a delight. She is motivated, smart and kind. Her desire to bring good food to her community is paying off and this June she opened her doors to the public at the Green Scene. Click to read more....
Green Scene has organic, natural, and locally-raised foods
Published: Wednesday, July 13, 2011, Pilot Independent
The recent relocation and expansion of the Green Scene fresh organic market in Walker reflects not just customers’ growing appetites for organic foods but the growth of the organic marketplace in general. On June 1, the Green Scene, owned by Erin Andrus, opened its first “bricks and mortar” retail store at 617 Michigan Ave. W., Walker. Andrus describes her business as a “specialty food store.” Click to read more....
Green Scene hosts Business After Hours
Published: Wednesday, June 29, 2011, Pilot Independent
The Leech Lake Area Chamber of Commerce sponsored Business After Hours was held June 9 at the Green Scene, a fresh organic market that opened its doors on 617 Michigan Avenue June 3. The Green Scene offers a full line of organic fruits and vegetables, weekly produce shares, gluten free products and much more. Beginning July 1, the Green Scene will have a full deli and catering. Contact the Green Scene at (218) 547-2880 or visit www.walkergreenscene.com for more information.
First Walker Farmer’s Market held
Published: Wednesday, June 22, 2011 11:47 AM CDT
The first Walker Farmer’s Market of the season was held last Thursday in the parking lot of The Green Scene, next to SuperOne Foods and Sanford Clinic. The Farmer’s Markets will have seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables, baked goods, jams and jellies, syrup and honey, wild rice, local crafts, flowers and plants, eggs and cheese, and locally-raised chicken, beef and pork. Click to read more....
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