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Liam Kessler
Liam Kessler
Liam Kessler
Reporter · Bismarck, ND

Liam has been covering environmental topics for over 6 years and holds a degree from the University of Minnesota. He has reported for regional environmental groups and local newspapers, focusing on issues that impact North Dakota's unique ecosystem.

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High school students come together in effort to combat food insecurity — Lincoln Schools news

Students from different local high schools came together recently in a collaborative effort aimed at combatting food insecurity in what is planned as an annual event.

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