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Janice Jessie (Morrow) Brown January 3, 1938 ~ June 17, 2020 (age 82) Janice Jessie Brown of the Loon Clan, age 82, of Remer, MN began her spiritual journey on Wednesday, June 17, 2020 at the Serenity Living Home in Remer with her sister Leona by her side. She was born on January 3, 1938 in Federal Dam, the daughter of John and Lettie (White) Morrow. Janice was one of many children taken out of the home and placed in an orphanage home in Duluth, MN where they taught her the Catholic religion....
Kathleen "Kathi" June Roy November 12, 1963 ~ June 17, 2020 (age 56) Kathleen "Kathi" June Roy, age 56, of Cass Lake, began her spiritual journey on Wednesday, June 17, 2020 at her home in Cass Lake with her loving family by her side. She was born on November 12, 1963 in Cass Lake. Kathi was raised and educated in Cass Lake. She was a very generous and giving soul who was the first to volunteer and was always willing to give a helping hand. Kathi loved spending time with all her numerous nieces...
Baby Andrew May, Jr. June 11, 2020 ~ June 11, 2020 Baby Andrew May, Jr., 16-week gestation, began his spiritual journey on Thursday, June 11, 2020 at the Sanford Hospital in Bemidji. Mom and dad are Leticia Roy and Andrew May, Sr. both of Bemidji. The family that welcomes him home are his great grandmother; Sandra Lorraine Woodward-Jones, grandpa; Vernon May, Sr., Step grandpa; Chris Daniel Schoenborn, IV and numerous other relatives. Those he leaves behind are his mom; Leticia Roy, dad; Andrew...
Dan Howe expected his COVID-19 test would feature a quick but jarring poke deep inside his nasal cavity. When a doctor swabbed the back of his throat instead, Howe was startled - not by the collection itself, but the idea of it. "I was expecting a nasal swab," said Howe, 60, of Anoka, who was tested this month by Allina Health System in Minneapolis. "Anyone who's had a throat culture taken, they kind of know what it's like. It's not painful at all." https://www.startribune.co...
Gunmen unleashed a torrent of bullets in a crowded block in the heart of Minneapolis' Uptown area early Sunday, killing one person and wounding 11 others in one of the city's most violent shootings in recent memory. The gunfire sent terrified bar patrons and revelers in the area, newly crowded after weeks of COVID-19 closures, diving for cover, unsure of what was unfolding. Bystanders and police officers rushed to help the wounded and to get people to safety. One man was killed, police said....
If Minneapolis Public Schools students are able to return to their classrooms this fall, the hallways they roam will be free of police for the first time in more than 50 years. Soon, the same could be said for a growing number of public school districts across the country, which are considering following Minneapolis' lead in kicking officers out of schools after the police killing of George Floyd. Just as Floyd's death in Minneapolis sparked a nationwide movement against police violence, so,...
Already, companies large and small are succumbing to the effects of the coronavirus. They include household names such as Hertz and J. Crew and comparatively anonymous energy companies such as Diamond Offshore Drilling and Whiting Petroleum. And the wave of bankruptcies is going to get bigger. Edward Altman, creator of the Z score, a widely used method of predicting business failures, estimated that this year will easily set a record for so-called megabankruptcies - filings by companies with $1...
TULSA, Okla. - President Donald Trump used his comeback rally to try to define the upcoming election as a choice between national heritage and left-wing radicalism, but his intended show of political force during the pandemic was thousands short of a full house and partly overshadowed by new coronavirus cases among his campaign staff. Trump ignored health warnings and held his first rally in 110 days in what was one of the largest indoor gatherings in the world during an outbreak that has...
A motorist with a troubling driving record entered on the wrong side of a Twin Cities interstate and caused a collision that killed four people and critically injured one late Saturday, authorities said Sunday. The crash occurred about 9:55 p.m. on Interstate 35W at 66th Street in Richfield, according to the State Patrol. The wreck was the state's deadliest since Aug. 2, 2019, when six people were killed on Interstate 90 east of Rochester in what also involved a wrong-way driver causing a...
GENEVA - The World Health Organization on Sunday reported the largest single-day increase in coronavirus cases by its count, at more than 183,000 new cases in the latest 24 hours. The UN health agency said Brazil led the way with 54,771 cases tallied and the U.S. next at 36,617. Over 15,400 came in in India. Experts said rising case counts can reflect multiple factors including more widespread testing as well as broader infection. https://www.startribune.com/china-korea-repor...
BENA -- Intermittent rain -- and a pandemic -- could not dim the spirits of six face mask-clad graduates as they processed onto the stage in front of Bug-O-Nay-Ge-Shig School Thursday night. Graduates followed the traditional steps of crossing the stage and moving their tassels from right to left, while their loved ones looked on in a-less-than-traditional way. Students picked up their diplomas from a table and then came forward to pose for pictures in front of the cars holding their supportive...
President Trump on Saturday made a defiant return to the campaign stage under a number of dark clouds looming over his presidency, seeking a reset in his reelection campaign even as the event itself was overshadowed by controversy. Trump's 90-minute speech was heavy on the same grievances and boasts that have been a hallmark of his campaign style for years. But Saturday's rally came after a three-month hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic, which is still widespread around the country. "I stand before you today to declare the silent majority...
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is working with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and public health agencies in other states to investigate an outbreak of Cyclospora infections associated with infections linked to ALDI and Hy-Vee store brand “garden salads” containing iceberg lettuce, red cabbage, and carrots. Information on the national outbreak can be found on CDC’s and FDA’s websites: Outbreak of Cyclospora Infecti...
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa (June 20, 2020) - Hy-Vee, Inc., based in West Des Moines, Iowa, is recalling its 12 oz. Hy-Vee Bagged Garden Salad product across its eight-state region due to the potential that it may be contaminated with Cyclospora. The potential for contamination was brought to Hy-Vee's attention when Fresh Express – which manufactures the product – announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Centers for Disease Control Prevention (CDC) have been investigating an...
President Trump has officially fired a U.S. attorney in Manhattan who led multiple investigations involving his associates, according to Attorney General William Barr. The Justice Department announced late Friday that it would replace Geoffrey Berman, a powerful prosecutor for the Southern District of New York, though Berman announced shortly afterward that he had no intention of resigning. In a letter obtained by BuzzFeed News, Barr notified Berman that he asked Trump to officially fire him after his statement the night before in which he...
The Justice Department's push to oust a key U.S. attorney who spearheaded multiple probes involving associates of President Trump has spurred a new crisis for the administration. The chaotic and fast-moving situation began to unfold in public view on Friday night when Attorney General William Barr abruptly announced that Geoffrey Berman would be "stepping down" as the top federal prosecutor in Manhattan. That was met with an extraordinary statement released roughly an hour later by Berman, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New...
4 Red Lake High School Graduation held on Saturday, May 23rd in Red Lake. Savannah M. Atkinson, Marlene Blue, Brisenia Bravo, LeShawnda Siseliyah Brun, Jayla Rose Caldwell, KayLynn Jean Chaboyea, Brooke Cloud, LeRiyah Jaden Cloud, Kyleigh J. Defoe-Graves, Joelle Drouillard, Daylen R. French, Autumn Eileen Holthusen, Kyra Haley-Rose King, Emma N. Kingbird, Gerika Anne Kingbird, Mark Kingbird Jr., Trisha Marie Kingbird, Kerri Lynn Lafoumtain, Bryann Lynn Lussier, Daisey Nelson, Calista...
4 Red Lake High School Graduation held on Saturday, May 23rd in Red Lake. Savannah M. Atkinson, Marlene Blue, Brisenia Bravo, LeShawnda Siseliyah Brun, Jayla Rose Caldwell, KayLynn Jean Chaboyea, Brooke Cloud, LeRiyah Jaden Cloud, Kyleigh J. Defoe-Graves, Joelle Drouillard, Daylen R. French, Autumn Eileen Holthusen, Kyra Haley-Rose King, Emma N. Kingbird, Gerika Anne Kingbird, Mark Kingbird Jr., Trisha Marie Kingbird, Kerri Lynn Lafoumtain, Bryann Lynn Lussier, Daisey Nelson, Calista...
Looking Back to 2013 - May Equay Wiigamig Walk...
Looking Back to 2013 - Safety Camp at Red Lake Elementary School...
Looking Back to 2013 - Jr. Honor Society Dinner...
As the National History Day competition wrapped up Saturday, Minnesota’s 59 competitors took home an array of awards, including three gold medals, three silver medals, one bronze medal, and several top finishers. Minnesota’s delegation included students from around the state, who competed against students from across the nation. While the competition is usually held in Washington, D.C., the 2020 National History Day contest moved online, due to COVID-19, with the award ceremony shared live today via a live stream from the National History Day w...
Saint Paul, MN — Today, LIUNA Minnesota and North Dakota, Minnesota’s infrastructure union, released the following statement as special session concluded. Joel Smith, President and Business Manager said, “Adjourning the special session without passing an infrastructure bill is unacceptable. This is a devastating outcome for working Minnesotans. “We are disappointed Majority Leader Paul Gazelka and the Senate Republican Caucus unnecessarily chose to end without getting the job done. We are profoundly disgusted by Minority Leader Kurt Daudt a...
On March 6, 1916, the Assistant Superintendent of the Minnesota Agency of the Bureau of Indian Affairs sent a letter to the Superintendent of Red Lake Agency regarding a push to stop traditional dancing at the community of Ponemah (Obaashing). This passage is a stark example of how the government sought to limit the indigenous people of America from exercising their culture and to perpetrate cultural genocide against them... Mr. Walter F. Dickens, Supt. Red Lake School. My dear Mr. Dickens:...
JOB ANNOUNCEMENT TITLE: Case Aid DEPARTMENT: RED LAKE FAMILY & CHILDREN SERVICES OPEN: June 19, 2020 CLOSE: July 1, 2020 @ 3:00 p.m. PRIMARY FUNCTION: Ombimindwaa provides and arranges an array of culturally based intensive helping and healing services to families. This position is responsible for assisting case managers with providing services to families to safely reunify children with their caregivers or preserve the family. Case Aids build relationships and reunify the family by getting...
