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Daryl Lee Raincloud March 4, 1963 ~ July 18, 2020 (age 57) Daryl L. Raincloud, 57, "Mishtadim" which means "Horse" of the Kingfisher Clan and of Ponemah, Minnesota moved on to the spirit world July 18th, 2020 from his home. Daryl was born in Red Lake, MN on March 4, 1963 to Carmella (Stillday) and Daniel Raincloud, Jr. Daryl attended school in Ponemah and Red Lake High School. He attended Job Corps in 1979-1980. He was employed with the Red Lake Builders until he succumbed to his physical...
RED LAKE DISTRICT - On Wednesday, July 19, 2020, the Red Lake Nation COVID-19 Emergency Response Team offered free testing for anyone 18 years and older at the new Red Lake Community Center site from 10 AM -3 PM. It was the last in a series of four testing days that would include all Red Lake Reservation Districts. They ended up testing over 300 participants during the period. A person had the choice of either a throat swab or nasal swab test, and both tests were minimally invasive....
Vaccines for everything from influenza to measles provide partial protection against COVID-19, according to new Mayo Clinic research, suggesting that parents should get children up to date on shots before school this fall, and senior citizens should schedule their vaccinations before the winter flu season. People showed a 28% reduction in COVID-19 risk if they received the PCV13 pneumonia vaccine in the last year compared to those who didn't, and a 43% reduction if they received the polio...
After learning of coronavirus outbreaks tied to bars and nightclubs in Minneapolis, Mayor Jacob Frey on Wednesday ordered all establishments in the city to end their counter service to limit the spread of the infection. Beginning Aug. 1, bars, restaurants, nightclubs, breweries, distilleries and more will have to close their indoor bar areas, according to Frey's latest emergency regulation. These places are still allowed to serve alcohol, but customers will no longer be able to sit, order or...
DULUTH – In the seconds that Peggy Flynn walked toward Lake Superior for a swim, her leg was covered with a black mass of swarming flies. Those near the North Shore have reported bothersome batches of stable flies, biting insects that feast on human and animal blood. "You couldn't even enjoy the lake," said Flynn, who was camping in Gooseberry Falls State Park with her husband Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. "We've seen some flies in the past, but this was more than we've ever seen before." h...
Three family members are now reported to have died from beatings allegedly inflicted by a mentally ill man with a wrench in a Maple Grove home, police said Wednesday. Eleanor D. Ekers, 34, suffered head injuries on July 8 and died two weeks later, the Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office said Tuesday. Also subjected to fatal blows to the head in the home in the 16500 block of N. 82nd Avenue was Darlene J. Broste, 86, of Worthington, Minn. Broste died early the next morning....
WASHINGTON - Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned Wednesday that the viral epidemic is endangering the modest economic recovery that followed a collapse in hiring and spending this spring. As a result, he said, the Fed plans to keep interest rates pinned near zero well into the future. That faltering economy, pressured by a resurgence of the virus, has heightened the need for Congress to continue providing significant financial aid, Powell said. Members of the House and Senate are...
WASHINGTON - Spurred on by President Donald Trump's demand to pull troops out of Germany, the U.S. will bring about 6,400 forces home and shift about 5,600 to other countries in Europe, American defense leaders said Wednesday, detailing a Pentagon plan that will cost billions of dollars and take years to complete. The decision fulfills Trump's announced desire to withdraw troops from Germany, largely because of its failure to spend enough on defense. A number of forces will go to Italy, and a...
MIDLAND, Texas — President Donald Trump took sweeping digs at “crazy left radical Democrats” on a trip Wednesday to the fracking fields of West Texas, launching unsubstantiated claims that a Democratic administration would destroy everything from the country's suburbs to the U.S. energy industry. Trump, speaking in front of stacked oil barrels, also played down the difficulties of the U.S. oil and gas industry, which is still struggling with the pandemic economic downturn and global oversupply that briefly drove oil prices into negative terri...
ROCHESTER, Minn. - The state of Minnesota reported another 681 cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, July 29. The new cases were spread broadly across the state, appearing in 59 of the state's 87 counties, according to the state Department of Health. "We're seeing COVID transmitted across the state," said Minnesota Department of Health director of infectious disease Kris Ehresmann at an afternoon news conference Wednesday. "No portion of the state is immune to it. It's not just the metro. That's why...
CHICAGO — For some parents, teaching their children at home after the coronavirus pandemic shuttered schools this spring was challenging, to say the least. For others, it revealed another option. With new cases of COVID-19 continuing and no vaccine, many parents have questions about what a return to school might look like. https://omaha.com/momaha/some-parents-opt-for-home-schooling-instead-of-sending-kids-back-to-school-in-the/article_f06ad420-f0cd-501f-a095-d378c8a7aee4.html...
July 29, 2020 (SAINT PAUL) — Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison today announced that his office has resolved two enforcement actions against landlords who had denied utilities to their tenants, in violation of Executive Order 20-14 and Minnesota’s landlord-tenant laws. The State sued Aitkin County landlord David LaPlant in April, alleging that LaPlant failed to respond to his tenants’ repeated requests to fill the propane tank used to heat the home they rented from him, even while temperatures dipped below freezing. The Aitkin County Dist...
Also confirms harassment occurring outside of reporting period can be taken into account in a hostile work environment claim [St. Paul, MN] The Minnesota Supreme Court today sided with the Minnesota Department of Human Rights, represented by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, in the high-stakes employment discrimination case, Meagan Abel v. Abbott Northwestern Hospital and St. Mary’s University Minnesota. The Minnesota Supreme Court agreed with the Department that compensation is not required for an individual to be considered an e...
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) has concluded 118 enforcement cases in the first half of 2020. Environmental enforcement investigations often take several months, in some cases more than a year, to complete the investigation and issue final enforcement documents to regulated parties. Penalties are calculated using several factors, including harm done to the environment, the economic benefit the company gained by failing to comply with environmental laws, or how responsive and cooperative a regulated party was in correcting...
Dear Customers, Minnesota Petroleum was here today and serviced the fuel at the Trading Post. Please see attached test results; all water has been removed. 91 Grade will be available after we get a new load. Sorry for the inconvenience. Yesterday The fuel was tested and all was good except for the 91-Grade. No evidence of contamination was found in the 87-Grade or diesels. Minnesota Petroleum will be conducting an inspection and removing the water later in the week. With the recent storms and...
Red Lake Update for COVID-19 - July 29, 2020...
Sheri Clark and Alvie Downwind Wedding of Saturday, July 25, 2020 at the Redby Community Church....
Sheri Clark and Alvie Downwind Wedding of Saturday, July 25, 2020 at the Redby Community Church....
Looking Back to 2013 - Easter Activities in Red Lake and Redby...
Looking Back to 2011 - Ponemah Labor Day Pow Wow - Friday Night Session...
Looking Back to 2011 - Ponemah Labor Day Pow Wow - Monday Session...
Looking Back to 2011 - Red Lake Fair & Pow Wow - Saturday Parade...
Looking Back to 2011 - Red Lake Fair & Pow Wow - Saturday Afternoon Session...
For more than five months, Minnesota and the nation have faced an unprecedented health and economic crisis as the coronavirus pandemic has devastated families and communities, stolen businesses and jobs, and taken more than 150,000 lives across the country. As relief measures designed to get families, workers, small businesses and local non-profits through this crisis run out at the end of July, I am continuing my urgent push for more bipartisan action in Congress to help ensure Americans remain safe and healthy, and to help them deal with the...
ST PAUL - Yesterday marked the three year anniversary of the day Senator John McCain joined with Senate Democrats and voted against repealing the Affordable Care Act, temporarily saving the landmark legislation responsible for providing affordable health care for millions of Minnesotans. After failing in Congress, Donald Trump turned to the courts to continue his relentless push to repeal the ACA with no replacement plan. If Trump succeeds in overturning the ACA, Minnesotans across the board would suffer the consequences. More than 2 million Mi...
