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DYLAN LEVONE FEATHER October 24, 1987 - April 22, 2019 Dylan Feather, 31 of Tokio, North Dakota began his journey to the Spirit World on Monday, April 22, 2019 at Sanford Health Medical Center, Fargo, ND. Dylan Levone Feather, son of Lavonne (Longie) and Virgil Feather Sr. was born on October 24, 1987 in Devils Lake, ND. Dylan grew up on the East End, rural Warwick, ND, attending Warwick Public School. Dylan later attended the Quentin Burdick Job Corp in Minot and graduated with a certificate...
Gregory G. Thompson July 24, 1973 - April 17, 2019 Gregory "Greg" Thompson, 45, Ada, MN, was called to the Lord on Wednesday, April 17, 2019, in his home. Greg was born on July 24, 1973, , and was baptized at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Bagley. He is the son of Sue and Jim Sargent. Greg attended school in Ada, MN; and graduated in 1992 from Ada-Borup High School. In October of 1993 he enlisted in the United States Navy; where he became a 2nd Class Petty Officer for four years. After his...
ST. PAUL, MN - On Tuesday, April 23, 2019, several Red Lake Tribal Council members, Red Lake Tribal Program Directors and Red Lake School Board members met with Governor Walz, State Senators and Representatives in the areas of Health, Human Services, Veterans Affairs, Housing, Chemical Health, Homeless Shelter, Education and other concerns of the Red Lake Tribe. It all began around 8:30 AM with a drum and pipe ceremony by Eyabay and spiritual advisor Ron Cobenais at the Capitol south steps...
In open defiance of Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, the union that represents the city's roughly 900 rank-and-file police officers announced that it is partnering with a national police organization to offer free "warrior-style" training for any officer who wants it. According to a news release posted to the Law Officer website, the free online training - valued at $55,000 a year - is offered to officers for as long as Frey remains mayor. The training, which covers a range of issues, from...
Gov. Tim Walz's plan to increase taxes would hit the lowest-income Minnesotans the hardest, according to a new state analysis that could frame his push for more money to fund new health, infrastructure and school initiatives. Minnesotans on the bottom half of the income ladder would absorb an average 9.9% tax increase, according to the analysis by Walz's own Department of Revenue. The upper half of Minnesotans would pay an additional 5.9%, although the wealthy would wind up paying far more in...
Disguised as panhandlers, utility workers and construction teams, law enforcement officers are getting creative in their efforts to catch distracted drivers. On Wednesday, police officers in Eagan boarded a school bus and from that higher vantage point peered into vehicles as they rolled down the road, looking for motorists texting while driving. http://www.startribune.com/law-enforcement-gets-crafty-in-going-after-distracted-drivers/509033082/...
The Minneapolis police officer who fatally shot Justine Ruszczyk Damond two summers ago had no reason to use deadly force and violated department policy and national standards by doing so, two use-of-force experts said Wednesday. Even if former officer Mohamed Noor had been startled by a loud noise that night, as defense attorneys claim, he would not have been justified in using a Taser or pepper spray — much less his gun, the prosecution witnesses testified. http://www.startribune.com/use-of-force-expert-none-needed-in-enco...
CRYSTAL LAKE, Ill. - Authorities searching for a missing 5-year-old Illinois boy who had lived in deplorable conditions dug up his body Wednesday and charged his parents with murder, sadly declaring that the youngster would "no longer have to suffer." The body, believed to be that of Andrew "AJ" Freund, was covered in plastic and buried in a shallow grave in a rural area of Woodstock in McHenry County, Crystal Lake police Chief James Black said. http://www.startribune.com/fbi...
Public enemy No. 1 for corn and soybean farmers, the Palmer amaranth weed, has made new incursions into Minnesota by way of livestock feed. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture said this week that cows have eaten remnants of the weed in feed, then eliminated it in manure that farmers spread on fields. http://www.startribune.com/devastating-invasive-weed-is-spreading-in-minnesota/509009672/...
NEW YORK - Measles in the U.S. has climbed to its highest level in 25 years, closing in on 700 cases this year in a resurgence largely attributed to misinformation that is turning parents against vaccines. "This is alarming," said Dr. William Schaffner, a Vanderbilt University vaccine expert. Not only is measles dangerous in itself, but its return could mean other vaccine-preventable diseases seemingly consigned to the past may be coming back as well, he said. http://www.star...
WASHINGTON — Just say no. As House Democrats ramp up their post-Mueller investigations into President Donald Trump, his strategy for responding is simple: Resist on every legal front. The administration is straining to hold off congressional investigators, including their efforts to obtain the president's tax returns, his business' financial records and testimony from former senior aides. http://www.startribune.com/trump-says-he-ll-go-to-supreme-court-if-dems-try-to-impeach/508997342/...
LAPORTE—After a meeting earlier this month where many parents and other community members said they opposed a potential athletic co-op with a neighboring district, Laporte Public School leaders on Monday outlined about $252,000 worth of spending cuts, many of which School Board members had already enacted, and new revenue streams, some tentative, that could bring in more than $100,000. The cuts mean the district won't replace four retiring paraprofessionals and a special education teacher whom they had previously let go. It also means e...
BEMIDJI-Judge Tamara Yon recently was elected to serve as chief judge of Minnesota's Ninth Judicial District by her fellow judges in the district. She is currently serving her second, consecutive term as assistant chief judge for the district. Her first term as chief judge will begin July 1 when current Ninth Judicial District Chief Judge Paul Benshoof completes his second term. "I am grateful for the support from my fellow judges. The judges and staff in the Ninth Judicial District provide...
Minnesota House members revealed Wednesday whether they believe humans are causing climate change. It broke largely along party lines: 79 lawmakers, including all 75 Democrats, voted yes, and 50 Republicans voted no. Five Republicans did not vote. https://www.twincities.com/2019/04/24/these-50-minnesota-republican-lawmakers-say-humans-arent-causing-climate-change/?fbclid=IwAR1OClbv9o3Po2drhxt6tDWAjW_8WHZpG0pm2wq1opwqwMpwCeHS132rjXM...
Ponemah School recently recognized those students who had a perfect attendance during the Third Grading Period, as well as those students in Grades 3-8 for their academic achievement in making the Honor Roll. Congratulations to those students with 100% attendance for the Third Quarter! Kindergarten Arthur Tessendorf 1st Grade Mariah Cloud Delacia Loud Waylen Johnson-Cloud Serenity May 2nd Grade Daphne Coud Mercedes Cloud Coryssa King David Rosebear Jr. Oliver Tessendorf 3rd Grade Devin Johnson...
RED LAKE - New kindergarten students, 5 years old by September 1st of this year, were invited up to the Red Lake Early Childhood Center on Tuesday, April 16 and Thursday April 18, to register for the upcoming kindergarten class beginning in September of the 2019-20 school year. Every child who registered for Kindergarten at the Round-Up received a tote bag full of supplies to help them develop pre-Kindergarten skills, and one in five families received a door prize....
Washington - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday heard arguments over whether a citizenship question may be added to the 2020 census, in a case that is being watched by educators because of the potential impact that depressed response rates may have on the allocation of billions of dollars in federal education aid. Liberal justices were skeptical of U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur L. Ross Jr.'s reasons for adding the citizenship question. https://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/school_law/2019/04/supreme_court_hears_census_cit.html...
SACRAMENTO — It’s tough being a charter school advocate in California these days. Not only are the schools facing fierce opposition from the Democratic-controlled Legislature, teachers unions and a governor whom their backers spent millions trying to keep out of office, they also have the most politically toxic ally possible in California state politics: President Donald Trump. It’s particularly frustrating for Democrats like Margaret Fortune, a former adviser to two California governors who now runs a group of charter schools in Sacra...
Budget wrangling has begun in the St. Paul School District with Superintendent Joe Gothard scaling back a plan to hire dozens of new teacher coaches for the 2019-20 school year. A proposal that six weeks ago had envisioned stationing “learning leads” at every school site instead would place them initially at the 28 schools identified by the state as needing improvement. http://www.startribune.com/st-paul-school-district-weighing-hard-choices-on-budget/508981612/...
Red Lake Nation Elder's Gathering - Wednesday & Thursday, May 1st & 2nd, 2019 8 AM both days at Seven Clans Event Center in Red Lake For more information contact Barb or Lilah at 218-679-3341...
Project Grow 2019 - Tilling begins May 6, 2019 Seed and seedling giveaway dates to be announced later....
It took some improvisation, but Minneota was finally able to pull away from Red Lake in the Class 1A quarterfinals Thursday at Maturi Pavilion. After falling behind by 10 points early in the first half, the Vikings made adjustments and rallied for a 66-46 victory over the Warriors. "We knew Red Lake played a very disruptive defense," Minneota coach Chad Johnston said. "They pressure you all the time. You can't really duplicate that in practice. For about three-fourths of the game, we ran a new...
It took some improvisation, but Minneota was finally able to pull away from Red Lake in the Class 1A quarterfinals Thursday at Maturi Pavilion. After falling behind by 10 points early in the first half, the Vikings made adjustments and rallied for a 66-46 victory over the Warriors. "We knew Red Lake played a very disruptive defense," Minneota coach Chad Johnston said. "They pressure you all the time. You can't really duplicate that in practice. For about three-fourths of the game, we ran a new...
From KKCQ Radio Fosston 8A East Championship – #1 Cass Lake Bena 84 vs. #3 Red Lake 41 The Cass Lake-Bena Panthers never trailed as they advanced to the Section 8A Championship game. The Panthers closed the first half on a 32-4 run and took a 41-12 lead into halftime. Cass Lake-Bena connected on 14 three pointers from seven different players as they improved their overall record to 28-1. The only loss suffered by Cass Lake-Bena came on February 5th when they lost at home to Mahnomen/Waubun 6...
From KKCQ Radio: 8A Section Championship – #1 Red Lake 74 vs. #1 Stephen Argyle 59 The Red Lake Warriors took a 3-0 lead five seconds into the game and never looked back as they are headed to the State Tournament for the second time in three years. Gerika Kingbird got the opening tap and got fouled scoring on a layup just five seconds into the game to get the Warriors off and rolling. Kingbird made the free throw to finish the three-point play and Red Lake led 3-0. The Storm would take a 4-3 l...
