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Laura Bridget Evenson, formerly doing business as Natural Pathways LLC, Mankato, Minn.; filed Aug. 17, 16-32593; Chap. 7; assets, $36,245; liabilities, $485,698.
Matthew G. Moniz, formerly doing business as Eatery Tap LLC and Little Matts LLC, Madison Lake, Minn.; filed Aug. 18, 16-32600; Chap. 7; assets, $1,106,300; liabilities, $1,515,200.
Breyer Concrete Inc., formerly known as Kevin Breyer Concrete Inc., 977 Sprucewood Court, Mahtomedi, filed Aug. 19, 16-32610; Chap. 7; assets, $0; liabilities, $63,102. Kevin Breyer, CEO.
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