Home-based goods head to the mall

Published 8:43 pm Saturday, March 9, 2013

By Tim Engstrom

Debbie Reinke of Menasha, Wis., inspects goods for sale Friday at the annual Home-Based Business Show at Northbridge Mall. She was looking at stones sold by Meshet Scabbyrobeparnett of Two Bears Trading Post. Scabbyrobeparnett, of Austin, explained that his unusual name comes from being a Native American. He is part Blackfoot and part Ojibwe. --Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune

Debbie Reinke of Menasha, Wis., inspects goods for sale Friday at the annual Home-Based Business Show at Northbridge Mall. She was looking at stones sold by Meshet Scabbyrobeparnett of Two Bears Trading Post. Scabbyrobeparnett, of Austin, explained that his unusual name comes from being a Native American. He is part Blackfoot and part Ojibwe. –Tim Engstrom/Albert Lea Tribune

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Tim Engstrom is the editor of the Albert Lea Tribune. He resides in Albert Lea with his wife, two sons and dog.

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