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  • MDH announces new opioid podcast series

    May 5, 2021

    The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) today announced the launch of a new podcast series, “Stories from the Field,” aimed at addressing the evolving opioid epidemic. The goals are to provide a voice to those who have experienced substance use disorder, offer resources to those helping people who use drugs make safer choices, and to illustrate the complexities of the epidemic. The podcasts host a series of experts in the health care field, as well as community leaders and others devoted to reducing the number of Minnesotans affected by thi...

  • ASSISTANT COMMUNITY COORDINATOR - RED LAKE - RED LAKE BAND OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS

    May 5, 2021

    JOB ANNOUNCEMENT ASSISTANT COMMUNITY COORDINATOR-RED LAKE RED LAKE BAND OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS Open: April 30, 2021 ' Closing: May 19, 2021 @ 12:00 p.m. PRIMARY FUNCTION: Assist the Red Lake District Community Coordinator in carrying out activities for the Red Lake District Community., full time with benefits, hours are days, evenings and weekends. Reports to the Red Lake Community Coordinator, salary; $15/hour. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: • Daily maintenance of the Red Lake Community C...

  • CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN - RED LAKE TRIBAL ENGINEERING

    May 5, 2021

    VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT CIVIL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN RED LAKE TRIBAL ENGINEERING OPEN: MAY 3, 2021 CLOSING: MAY 26, 2021 @ 12PM PRIMARY FUNCTION: To design public works projects and provide engineering support to other departments for engineering services, construction management and development of material specifications. Additional responsibilities include assisting senior engineers with the review of traffic impact studies; road and bridge design/construction projects; building...

  • (4) COOKS-PART TIME - RED LAKE HOMELESS SHELTER

    May 5, 2021

    JOB ANNOUNCEMENT (4) COOKS-PART TIME RED LAKE HOMELESS SHELTER Open: April 28, 2021-Until filled PRIMARY FUNCTION: Assist with the preparing, and providing nutritious meals as ensuring a safe, clean and sanitary environment. Rotating Shifts, essential rule applies, part-time positions. Reports to Program Manager; salary $12.00 hourly. ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES: • Responsible for assisting, preparing, and serving nutritious meals in meeting the daily food requirements. • Assist wit...

  • LITTLE ROCK COMMUNITY COORDINATOR - RED LAKE BAND OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS

    May 5, 2021

    VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT LITTLE ROCK COMMUNITY COORDINATOR RED LAKE BAND OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS OPEN: May 5, 2021 CLOSING: May 24, 2021 @ 12:00pm PRIMARY FUNCTION: To perform the job successfully, individual should demonstrate the following competencies; Interpersonal Skills, Focuses on solving conflicts-not blaming. Listens to others-without interrupting. Remains open to other's ideas-and tries new things. Dependability; follows instructions, responds to management direction; takes responsibility for...

  • Grossell calls on Walz to set clear end-date for emergency powers

    May 5, 2021

    ST. PAUL, MN — Ahead of an expected announcement this week by Governor Walz loosening Minnesota's COVID restrictions, House Republicans are calling for transparent and concrete dates and/or metrics for the end of the peacetime emergency. Just this week, Florida lifted all remaining COVID restrictions, and Governors of Democrat states like New York and California have established target dates for the lifting of capacity limits and other COVID restrictions. Other deep-blue states like Connecticut lifted capacity limits starting as far back as M...

  • Gophers Crowd Leaderboard at U.S. Open Local Qualifying

    May 5, 2021

    PRIOR LAKE, Minn. – University of Minnesota golfers Thomas Longbella, Lincoln Johnson and Connor Glynn have logged a lot of time together on the golf course. The three spend even more time together off the course as roommates in a house in Dinkytown. On Tuesday, the three were up early and left together, hoping to claim one of four spots at U.S Open Local Qualifying at the Legends Club, and after several hours on the course, the three headed home with tickets to the second stage of qualifying—together. Johnson fired a 6-under par 66 to earn med...

  • AMERICAN WRITERS MUSEUM AND GOOGLE ARTS & CULTURE PARTNER ON NEW ONLINE EXHIBIT TO SPOTLIGHT ASIAN AMERICAN AUTHOR HISAYE YAMAMOTO

    May 5, 2021

    (CHICAGO - May 4, 2021) - The American Writers Museum (AWM) today announced the launch of new virtual exhibit Hisaye Yamamoto: An American Story, celebrating the rich life and works of Asian American author Hisaye Yamamoto. The exhibit follows the twists and turns of Yamamoto’s life, illustrating her impact on society during a time when racial minorities were steeply disadvantaged and fiercely alienated. In partnership with Google Arts & Culture, the exhibit is featured on AWM’s page and in the online platform’s new hub here dedicated to Asian...

  • FDA expected to OK Pfizer vaccine for teens within week

    May 5, 2021

    WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is expected to authorize Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine for youngsters ages 12 to 15 by next week, according to a federal official and a person familiar with the process, setting up shots for many before the beginning of the next school year. The announcement is set to come a month after the company found that its shot, which is already authorized for those age 16 and older, also provided protection for the younger group. The federal official, speaking on the condition of anonymity to pre...

  • Cardona Says He Expects All Schools Will Open This Fall

    May 5, 2021

    Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said he expects every school in the country to offer families in person learning, full time, five days a week at the start of the next school year and that he stands ready to increase the Education Department's oversight authority for those that do not. "I want all students to have the opportunity to learn in person in the spring, but I expect it in the fall," he said Monday during the Education Writers Association 74th annual national seminar. "I need all...

  • Here's how to celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week when they need it more than ever

    May 5, 2021

    The past year has changed the lives of nearly everyone, but it's been a roller coaster for teachers. Many classes quickly transitioned to virtual at the beginning of the pandemic, with some returning to in-person teaching while others are still operating online. From bad internet connections to having to teach students behind plexiglass, teachers have had to find ways to keep students engaged and interested in school more so than ever. Now is the perfect time to repay them for all the effort they've put in as it's Teacher Appreciation Week....

  • As Schools Spend Millions on Air Purifiers, Experts Warn of Overblown Claims and Harm to Children

    May 5, 2021

    Last summer, Global Plasma Solutions wanted to test whether the company’s air-purifying devices could kill covid-19 virus particles but could find only a lab using a chamber the size of a shoebox for its trials. In the company-funded study, the virus was blasted with 27,000 ions per cubic centimeter. In September, the company’s founder incidentally mentioned that the devices being offered for sale actually deliver a lot less ion power — 13 times less — into a full-sized room. The company nonetheless used the shoebox results — over 99% viral...

  • Schools that Switched to a Four-Day Week Saw Learning Reductions. What Does that Mean for the Pandemic's Lost Instructional Time?

    May 5, 2021

    K-12 schools that cut instructional time by switching to a four-day week see meaningful reductions in student learning, according to recently published research. The effects are similar to those resulting from other common approaches to cost reduction, such as increasing class sizes, and the negative academic effects may intensify with the passage of time, the author finds. The trend toward closing schools for one day each week — or at least replacing academic programming during a fifth day with enrichment, field trips, or professional d...

  • On the Front Lines

    Randi Wilkins, Educator|May 5, 2021

    Just prior to the onset of COVID-19, Chickasaw citizen Randi Wilkins had a difficult decision to make. Should she leave behind the hands-on student relationships of her classroom in Sulphur to accept a new position as Student Services Director of Hayes Grade Center in Ada? She decided to make the move, knowing she would fulfill her goal to guide and touch the lives of many children in a new way. Stepping away from being a teacher, she became a director. In the spring of 2020, she also began...

  • Chickasaw composer's "Shell Shaker" to open in 2022

    May 5, 2021

    OKLAHOMA CITY – The notion of a grand, two-act opera to showcase Chickasaw culture struck classical music composer Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate like a lightning bolt. Tate's epiphany will be a yearlong project to bring "Shell Shaker: A Chickasaw Opera" to life at the University of Massachusetts' Amherst College stage March 5, 2022. "It is a perfect two-act grand opera," he said with excitement recently. "It's right in line with operas by Puccini, Mozart and Wagner. It tells the story of a y...

  • Artesian Online Art Market opens call for First American artists

    The third virtual showcase of First American art offered by the Chickasaw Nation, after last year's Artesian Online Art Market and Southeastern Arts Show and Market (SEASAM), this year's online market will be a first-class showcase for First American art, as well as a virtual destination for both art collectors and enjoyers. Registration is open now to any First American citizens who are an enrolled member of a federally recognized tribe. Applications are available at Artesia...