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Lake Bemidji Dragon Boat Festival Documentary
Recipient: 
KAWE Lakeland Public Television
2012 Fiscal Year Funding Amount:
$17,692
Source: 
Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund

Lakeland Public Televison will create, produce and air a 60-minute documentary on the Lake Bemidji Dragon Boat Festival. The field-produced documentary will air in the spring of 2012.

Lake Superior Zoo History and Heritage Center
A project of: Zoos
Recipient: 
Lake Superior Zoo
2011 Fiscal Year Funding Amount:
$111,375
Source: 
Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund

The zoo will renovate a WPA built pavilion for a multi-use facility to house the Zoo History and Heritage Center and provide much needed space for new programs.

Lake Superior Zoo History Project
A project of: Zoos
Recipient: 
Lake Superior Zoo
2011 Fiscal Year Funding Amount:
$11,645
Source: 
Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund

The zoo conducted research and documentation of its history in order to lay the groundwork for a zoo history exhibit. The zoo will also finalize archival preservation and documentation of all historical photos, data and artifacts for use in a zoo history exhibit. Contractors will also document 10 to 15 people with a significant history with the zoo and will record and edit interviews.

Lake Superior Zoo Master Plan
A project of: Zoos
Recipient: 
Lake Superior Zoo
2010 Fiscal Year Funding Amount:
$60,400
Source: 
Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund

The zoo's Master Plan outlines a strategy for the 20-year deverlopment of the facility and programs to be completed in phases. The first phase includes all of the necessary facility improvements that re required for Association of Zoos and Aquariums accreditation.

Lake Superior Zoo Pavilion Preservation Project
Recipient: 
Lake Superior Zoo
2012 Fiscal Year Funding Amount:
$100,000
Source: 
Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund

The objective is to renovate and preserve the Pavilion, develop the space for zoo environmental education programs and community use.

Lakeland News
A project of: Minnesota Public Television Association (MPTA)
Recipient: 
Lakeland Public Television/KAWE
2011 Fiscal Year Funding Amount:
$34,019
Source: 
Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund

Lakeland News program's feature segment highlights arts, history and cultural heritage throughout the viewing area. Each segment is about 3 minutes in length and airs as part of Friday night newscasts. The program will be rebroadcast Saturday mornings.

Lakeland News
Recipient: 
KAWE Lakeland Public Television
2012 Fiscal Year Funding Amount:
$39,550
Source: 
Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund

Our existing Lakend News program will continue to air a weekly feature segment that will highlight the subjects of arts, history and cultural heritage throughout our viewing area. The segment will be approximately three minutes in length and will air as a part of the Friday night newscast. Repeat boradcasts will air Saturday mornings.

Latino Arts and Culture
A project of: Public Radio Competitive Grants Fiscal Year 2012
Recipient: 
KMSU Radio
2012 Fiscal Year Funding Amount:
$15,000
Source: 
Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund

A weekly three to five minute produced vignette of Latino Arts & Cultural events and happening throughout our South Central Minnesota broadcast area.

Legacy Profiles
A project of: Minnesota Public Television Association (MPTA)
Recipient: 
Lakeland Public Television/KAWE
2011 Fiscal Year Funding Amount:
$103,203
Source: 
Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund

This 30-minute magazine-style program showcases regional arts, history and cultural heritage events, people and places of significance. Legacy Profiles airs weeknights during primetime and is rebroadcast overnight and on weekends as weel as on Lakeland's LPLUS digital channel. Each episode is comprised of two to three major segments, each approximately seven to nine minutes in length.

Legacy Profiles
Recipient: 
KAWE Lakeland Public Television
2012 Fiscal Year Funding Amount:
$35,728
Source: 
Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund

Lakeland Public Television will produce a minimum of twenty-six interstitials that will air between regular programs. Material for these 30 to 60 second spots will be associated with topics that are discussed in the Common Ground program. This format will be an excellent high profile means to share content and information with our viewers.