Hmong
Cookbook Shares Culture and Cuisine
 Looking
to expand your knowledge of Hmong cuisine and culture? A new
Hmong Cookbook features specialty dishes from Hmong cooks in
the Chippewa Valley. Edited by Julie Keown-Bomar, Nancy Coffey
and Kong Vang, it is one of the few Hmong cookbooks ever produced.
Proceeds from the sale of the cookbook will support Hmong business,
entrepreneur grants and scholarships in the Western Wisconsin
area.
 Hmong
Cookbook Ordering Information (1 page, 10 KB)
 Read
the latest 4-H local news and you will find opportunities for
4-H'ers
of all ages from Cloverbuds and Explorers through high school
age members. There are offerings on the county, district, state,
national and even international level. This means that 4-H
provides interesting, challenging and rewarding activities
for your 4-H members, regardless of their age or past level
of involvement.
 Newly Revised Eau Claire County Resource Directory (latest
version)
Need
assistance concerning The Community Table free meals, available
food pantries you can go to, if you are eligible for food stamps,
or housing and energy assistance and many more resources available
to you and your family? Resource assistance is listed in the
areas of: Food & Nutrition, Housing & Energy, Health care dental
care, Financial Services, Employment, Clothing and Other Services.
Provided by the Hunger Prevention Coalition of Eau Claire County.
Download the four-fold summary directory brochure or the detailed,
long version of the directory.
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develops practical educational programs tailored to local needs
and based on university knowledge and research.
County-based Extension educators are University of Wisconsin
faculty and staff who are experts in agriculture and agribusiness,
community and economic development, natural resources, family
living and youth development.
Extension county-based faculty and staff live and work with
the people they serve in communities across the state. Extension
specialists work on UW System campuses where they access current
research and knowledge. Collaboration between county and campus
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November
2008