Linton, North Dakota mayor Melvin Janer shares a local delicacy with one of his constituents.
The Working Group sets up for a shoot on Linton's Main Street. No doughnuts.
Just outside the birthplace of one of North Dakota's more famous past residents.
New local hero Hal Rosenbluth and host Will Durst give a Lawrence Welk "champagne bubble" salute. Rosenbluth moved his corporate travel agency to Linton after reading in 1988 that the small farming community was the hardest hit in the country during the drought years. Besides diversifying the local economy, Rosenbluth's success has helped save many local farms by employing farmers who were on the brink of bankruptcy.
Main Street, Linton, North Dakota in a state of pre-Working Group tranquility.
The production crew: Will Durst, Rhian Miller, Blake McHugh, Doug Dunderdale, and Patrice O'Neill.
Livelyhood's third one-hour special, "Honey, We Bought the Company," aired on PBS in September 1998.
TO BIDDEFORD | TO COLUMBIA FALLS
TO HOPI RESERVATION | TO MADISON | TO SOUTH BRONX
Livelyhood's second one-hour special, "Working Family Values," aired on PBS in May 1998. For information on how to order the show, call 510-268-WORK.
TO BROOKLYN | TO DANVILLE | TO DENVER | TO SEATTLE
Livelyhood's first one-hour special, "Shift Change," aired on PBS in fall 1997.
For information on how to order the show, call 510-268-WORK.
TO LAS VEGAS
| TO LINTON, ND | TO TUSCALOOSA
TO CHICAGO | TO SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
These images captured by the Apple QuickTake 200 digital camera.
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