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Experience Michiana - October 20th, 2017
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Experience Michiana is made possible in part by the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County, and the Indiana Arts Commission, which receives support from the State of Indiana and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Rick brings his daughter along as he visits the Over the Top Bakery & Café and learns how to make apple dumplings with Vivian Bolen and her crew. There are a lot of made from scratch options to check out. Also be sure to check out the specials at the café. Get more info here: www.facebook.com/overthetopbakerycafe
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- Vivian BolenCo-OwnerOver the Top Bakery & Cafe
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- Vivian BolenCo-OwnerOver the Top Bakery & Cafe
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In the history of Dowagiac, Michigan there's something called the Orphan Train that brought kids from New York to Dowagiac looking for a new home in the 1800's and early 1900's. The schools in Dowagiac are teaching about that and 150 plus students are getting the opportunity to take a trip themselves to Chicago via train. For many it's the first time on a train and first time going to Chicago. To find out more about the organization that put this together go here: www.marp.org
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- Ron LeatzMichigan Association of Railroad Passengers
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Just outside of Bourbon, Indiana there's a place called the Back Forty. Rick got a chance to see their wonderful event space and take a shot at hitting some sporting clays. Ryan Meister showed Rick around and gave him a chance to shoot clays in a safe and enjoyable environment. Get more info here: www.BackFortySportingClays.com
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- Ryan MeisterOwnerThe Back Forty
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- Ryan MeisterOwnerThe Back Forty
