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Rose Marie Reed April 18, 1945 ~ April 12, 2018 (age 72) Rose Marie Reed, age 72, of Cass Lake, began her spiritual journey on Thursday, April 12, 2018 at the Walker Rehab Center in Walker, MN. She was born April 18, 1945 in Red Lake the daughter of Joe and Julia (Martin) Dick. Rose worked numerous jobs throughout her life. She was a taxi driver in Minneapolis and her last job was working at Leech Lake Housing Authority. Rose enjoyed gardening, beading, crocheting, and playing bingo. She loved...
At high noon on Saturday, April 14, 2018, the Red Lake Constitution Reform Initiative Committee (CRI), invited all Red Lake members, families, and guests to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Red Lake Constitution, 1918-2018. The event, held at the Red Lake Humanities Center, had an agenda that included a report on issues that affect the Nation's language, culture, land and natural resources. Upon entering the building, folks signed in and picked up giveaways of fans, mugs, and handouts....
United States Attorney Gregory G. Brooker Tuesday announced the sentencing of Richard J. Smith, 27, to 82 months in prison for a violent assault of a man on the Red Lake Indian Reservation. Smith, who pleaded guilty to one count of assault resulting in serious bodily injury, was sentenced earlier that day by Chief Judge John R. Tunheim in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis. http://www.ifallsjournal.com/news/opinion/red-lake-man-sentenced-to-months-for-violent-assault/article_f2a5aee6-82f3-51e7-a511-fdefe889a372.html...
We are back at work in St. Paul following our brief break for Easter and Passover. It was great to be back in our community meeting with folks and visiting schools and speaking with Vietnam Veterans. Back at the Capitol this week I presented a number of my bills to crack down on criminal sexual conduct and child pornography in the Public Safety Committee this week. They were held over and will be considered as we continue to put together a public safety proposal this session. Buffer Law Comment...
CHICAGO – April is the beginning of severe weather here in the Midwest, and floods, storms and tornadoes are threats to take seriously and prepare for. But not all disasters have to be record-breaking or historic to be catastrophic to your family. What about an accidental house fire that destroys your home and all of your belongings? Or a sump pump failure that damages your home’s electrical, water heater and furnace, leaving feet of contaminated water in your basement? “Even if you have insurance coverage after a disaster, you may wait weeks...
Leaders with the American Indian Movement (AIM) in Bemidji say a boycott of Bemidji businesses could happen in the near future in response to feelings of poor race relations around town. Jeffery Moreno and Curtis Buckagna, the co-founders of the Bemidji chapter of AIM, say leaders from three reservations surrounding Bemidji including Red Lake Nation, Leech Lake Band Of Ojibwe, and White Earth Nation would participate in the boycott if race relations are not improved in the near future. Moreno...
Headwaters Music & Arts welcomes award-winning storyteller Laura Packer to Bemidji for a series of performances and workshops with the goal to build bridges, find voice and be heard. All activities take place at Headwaters Music & Arts, 519 Minnesota Ave NW Bemidji. For more information or to register for workshops, visit www.headwatersmusicandarts.org or call 218.444.5606. A storyteller, educator and consultant with 20 plus years of experience, Laura Packer of Wayzata tells original and traditional stories for all audiences with a focus on adu...
DULUTH — After a deadlocked convention on Saturday in Duluth, the voters will decide a DFL candidate for the 8th Congressional District race. The stalemate at the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party’s 8th District convention in Duluth saw the field whittled from five to two, but returned no endorsed candidate. https://www.twincities.com/2018/04/15/8th-congressional-district-dfl-race-heads-to-primary-no-endorsement-reached-at-convention/...
The Twin Cities emerged from a blizzard-y Saturday with a snowfall record for the month — and it ain’t over yet. The 14.9 inches of snow reported at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport since Friday set a new record for the largest April snowstorm on record and pushed the monthly total snowfall to a new record, too. https://www.twincities.com/2018/04/14/as-blizzard-area-grows-wind-and-whiteouts-close-roads-and-delay-flights/...
After being pushed around nearly 500 miles from home and returning to the Twin Cities down 2-0 in a best-of-seven series, it was reasonable to wonder whether the Wild could actually hang with the rival Winnipeg Jets. Heck, hulking Jets defenseman Dustin Byfuglien singlehandedly got into the head of every player inside the Wild locker room with his physical play. Everyone remembered his hit on Joel Eriksson Ek in Game 1 and his hit on Mikko Koivu in Game 2. https://www.twincities.com/2018/04/15/wild-show-they-can-be-physical-...
HOUSTON — Rarely can you call Game 1 of a seven-game series a “must win,” but the way things unfolded Sunday night in Houston, the Timberwolves had to win Game 1. They didn’t get it. Minnesota, a heavy first-round underdog, failed to take advantage of an off-night from the best team in basketball, falling 104-101 to dig an 0-1 hole in the franchise’s first playoff game since 2004. https://www.twincities.com/2018/04/15/timberwolves-miss-an-opportunity-in-game-1-loss-to-houston/...
One person is dead after a crash on Interstate 94 at Lowry Avenue in Minneapolis on Sunday night. The crash occurred about 5:45 p.m. on eastbound I-94 when the driver of a Prius lost traction and spun out in front of a Metro Transit bus, according to the Minnesota State Patrol. https://www.twincities.com/2018/04/15/one-dead-in-bus-vs-car-crash-on-i-94-in-minneapolis/...
Bunt competitions and bowling outings. Fly-ball drills in parking lots. Indoor games when possible. Endless winter is testing the patience and ingenuity of spring coaches as Minnesota’s high school sports schedule remains frozen in place with another round of sleet and snow — as much as 12 inches — in the weekend forecast. https://www.twincities.com/2018/04/13/high-schools-lousy-weather-leaves-spring-teams-frustrated-scrambling/...
FARGO, N.D. — A Delta Air Lines flight headed from Minneapolis-St. Paul to Anchorage, Alaska, made an emergency landing at Fargo’s Hector International Airport on Thursday after reports of smoke in the cockpit. The flight departed Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport at 5:55 p.m. and was carrying 189 passengers, according to Shawn Dobberstein, executive director of Fargo’s Municipal Airport Authority. https://www.twincities.com/2018/04/12/cockpit-smoke-forces-delta-flight-from-msp-to-make-emergency-landing-in-fargo/...
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump took to Twitter on Sunday to unload on James Comey over his forthcoming memoir, calling him “slippery,” suggesting he should be in jail and labeling him “the WORST FBI Director in history, by far!” Trump fired off a series of tweets ahead of Comey’s first interview on the book, which offers his version of the events surrounding his firing as FBI director by Trump and the investigations into Russian election meddling and Hillary Clinton’s email practices. The interview will air Sunday night on ABC. https://...
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump declared “Mission Accomplished!” Saturday while the Pentagon said its initial assessment was that a powerful pre-dawn missile barrage by the United States, Britain and France had “degraded” but may not have fully destroyed Syria’s chemical weapons stockpiles. Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, told an emergency session of the U.N. Security Council — the fifth in a week — that Trump was “locked and loaded” to order another punitive attack if Syrian President Bashar Assad uses chemical...
BEMIDJI—The field of candidates for Bemidji Area Schools' superintendent job narrowed to three Saturday. School board members selected Mike Kolness, Rochelle Johnson and Tim Lutz to move on to a second round of interviews next week after a marathon round of hour-long interviews. http://www.bemidjipioneer.com/news/education/4432037-kolness-johnson-and-lutz-are-superintendent-finalists-bemidji-area-schools...
The Red Lake Girl's Softball Season is underway, but lingering winter conditions may delay the start of regular league play, and games might have to be played in a short period of time. The field conditions are still pretty wet in some areas and snow is in the forecast this week....
The Red Lake Boy's Baseball Program is underway at Red Lake High School, but lingering winter conditions may delay the start of regular season play, and games might have to be played in a short period of time. The field conditions are still pretty wet in some areas and snow is in the forecast this week....
There was a good turnout on Wednesday, April 11, 2018 for the Red Lake Community Elder Bingo held at their Community Center....
From KKCQ Sports Section 8A Championship (at Thief River Falls) – Red Lake 49 vs. Stephen-Argyle 56 THIEF RIVER FALLS - The Stephen-Argyle Storm hit some clutch free throws in the last ninety seconds of the game to win the Section 8A championship Friday night in Thief River Falls. A paid attendance of 1,644 enjoyed an exciting contest that wasn't pretty at times but kept the fans on the edge of their seats all night. Senior Autumn Thompson missed her first three throw but made her next nine i...
From KKCQ Sports Section 8A Championship (at Thief River Falls) – Red Lake 49 vs. Stephen-Argyle 56 THIEF RIVER FALLS - The Stephen-Argyle Storm hit some clutch free throws in the last ninety seconds of the game to win the Section 8A championship Friday night in Thief River Falls. A paid attendance of 1,644 enjoyed an exciting contest that wasn't pretty at times but kept the fans on the edge of their seats all night. Senior Autumn Thompson missed her first three throw but made her next nine i...
LOUISVILLE ― School districts across Kentucky will once again shut down as teachers plan to flood the state Capitol on Friday to rally for public-school funding and protest newly signed changes to public pension programs. As of Thursday afternoon, at least 36 districts had decided to close Friday, citing teachers calling in sick or the likelihood that they would. The closures include public schools in Louisville and Lexington ― the two largest school districts in the state. https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/kentucky-learn...
LOWELL, Mass. — On Sunday, Oct. 1, the first day the application became available online, Ben Lara sat down at the computer in his bedroom to apply for federal student financial aid. Lara, 18, is a senior at Lowell High School, where almost half the 3,200 students are low-income. He is trim with close-cropped hair and a wide flash of a smile. Along with being a National Honor Society student, squeezing in five business electives into an already packed course load, he works 30 to 35 hours a week at his job sorting in-store advertisements at T...
New Mexico's education chief has decided not to renew the charter contract of the state's largest online charter school, and a spokeswoman for the New Mexico Public Education Department told the Santa Fe New Mexican that the school will close in June. This is notable because online charter schools, most of which are run by one of two national companies based on the East Coast, rarely shut down even when plagued with poor performance or financial mismanagement Education Week found in an analysis of more than 10 years of news stories, state...
