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Lillian Theresa Stand of Bullhead Clan of White Earth and Minneapolis, MN July 1, 1934 - September 12, 2020 Lillian T. (Waubuno) Stand “Niibanakimukiban” (Woman who is everywhere) Bullhead Clan of White Earth, age 86, of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Sunrise: July 1, 1934 Sunset: Saturday, September 12, 2020 surrounded by her children, grandchildren and friends at home. Born in Red Lake the daughter of Hattie (Waubuno) Smith and Chief John F. Smith. Lilian worked in many areas teacher @ Heart of the E...
3 positive cases in Ponemah, Public safety' a homicide, Red Lqke Embassy, Duluth Urban Office, Border Security to be lifted, Census fill out and get a 20 dollar bill. https://www.facebook.com/pg/Red-Lake-Tribal-Council-317920128380072/posts/?ref=notif...
WASHINGTON - Openly contradicting the government's top health experts, President Donald Trump predicted Wednesday that a safe and effective vaccine against the coronavirus could be ready as early as next month and in mass distribution soon after, undermining the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and calling him "confused" in projecting a longer time frame. Trump also disagreed with Dr. Robert Redfield about the effectiveness of protective masks - which the president...
Hundreds of thousands of patients and donors to Children's Minnesota and Allina Health hospitals are getting letters saying some of their personal data may have been exposed in the second-largest health care data breach in state history. The growing list of those affected includes more than 160,000 patients and donors at Children's Minnesota, and more than 200,000 patients and donors from Allina Health hospitals and clinics. Those notified of the breach involving Children's Minnesota are being...
CHICAGO – No traction. That's how Jake Odorizzi's season has been for him, and he's running short of time to prove he can carry a big load in the postseason. Odorizzi got the start Wednesday in the Twins' 5-1 win over the White Sox, and pitched effectively after the Twins had dropped the first two games of the four-game series. But his start was reduced to 3⅔ innings because of a fingernail problem on his pitching hand that flared up early in the game. https://www.startribune...
For about 40 days and 40 nights, the Big Ten Conference fasted from football. Now, it plans to feast. In a major about-face, the conference reversed its decision to cancel fall sports in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, reinstating the football season Wednesday for its 14 programs — including the Gophers’ — with other sports potentially to follow. https://www.startribune.com/big-ten-football-calls-a-reverse-eight-week-season-to-begin-next-month/572428002/...
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden will visit a union training center in Duluth on Friday, his campaign said Wednesday. Following the tour, the former vice president will give public remarks. The visit coincides with the first day of early voting in the state. President Donald Trump will also be coming to northern Minnesota on Friday, hosting an event at Bemidji Aviation Services. https://www.startribune.com/joe-biden-to-visit-union-training-center-in-duluth-friday/572...
PENSACOLA, Fla. - Hurricane Sally lumbered ashore near the Florida-Alabama line Wednesday with 105 mph (165 kph) winds and rain measured in feet, not inches, killing at least one person, swamping homes and forcing the rescue of hundreds as it pushed inland for what could be a slow and disastrous drenching across the Deep South. The death happened in Orange Beach, Alabama, according to Mayor Tony Kennon, who also told The Associated Press that one person was missing. Kennon said he couldn't...
The Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) will hold a special meeting on Monday to reconsider starting football and volleyball seasons this fall. MSHSL announced Wednesday that its Board of Directors President, Blaine Novak, called a special meeting for 9 a.m. on Monday to reconsider the placement of fall activities seasons. The meeting will be held virtually. https://www.wdio.com/sports/mshsl-hold-special-meeting-monday-restarting-volleyball-and-football-this-fall/5864675/...
September 16, 2020 (SAINT PAUL) –A sprawling fundraising operation that allegedly scammed consumers out of millions of dollars will be permanently banned from charitable fundraising, along with its owner and others involved in its operation, as a result of a lawsuit that Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison brought with the Federal Trade Commission and the attorneys general of New York, Virginia, and New Jersey. The operation is made up of Outreach Calling, Inc. and multiple companies all under the control of owner Mark Gelvan, along w...
U. S. Census Drive Thru - Friday, September 18, 2020 - Red Lake Community Center...
Oshkiimaajitahdah Institute of Technology Automotive Training Center - Auto Repairs 8 AM to 4:30 PM - No Appointment Necessary Located at High School Drive in Red Lake Call 679-1195...
WASHINGTON, September 14, 2020—Today, Commissioner Starks announces the honorees of the inaugural Digital Opportunity Equity Recognition (DOER) Program, which was created to acknowledge the tireless efforts of Americans working to close the digital divide in communities without access to affordable, reliable broadband. The program honorees will be recognized at a virtual reception on October 1 at 12pm ET. Commissioner Starks issued the following statement about this year’s DOER honorees: “It is clear that our long-standing digital divide has m...
Minneapolis, MN— Reports recently came to light of immigrant women being forced into hysterectomies while in an ICE detention center. In response to the horrifying news, Planned Parenthood North Central States released the below statement: “All people deserve full bodily autonomy and the reports of forced hysterectomies of women held by ICE are morally abhorrent and completely unacceptable,” said Sarah Stoesz, President and CEO of Planned Parenthood North Central States. “This newest report is sadly part of a long history of racism, mistrea...
WASHINGTON, September 16 — In response to the disturbing rise in attacks on the fundamental security and legitimacy of our elections, Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) requesting the formation of a special bipartisan committee to hear testimony from state and local officials, election experts, and others to reassure the American people that the election will go smoothly and reliably. "Nothing is more fundamental to our democracy t...
PONEMAH, MN - On Saturday, September 5, 2020, a Social Distance Gathering was held at the Ponemah Pow Wpw Grounds from 1 PM until 7 PM. All usual safety measures pertaining to the COVID-19 virus remained in effect during the gathering, which included wearing masks and maintaining social distancing. The one-time event was permitted to have up to 250 participants. Persons coming from off the Reservation were advised to inform Border Security that they would be attending this event. During the day...
PONEMAH, MN - On Saturday, September 5, 2020, a Social Distance Gathering was held at the Ponemah Pow Wpw Grounds from 1 PM until 7 PM. All usual safety measures pertaining to the COVID-19 virus remained in effect during the gathering, which included wearing masks and maintaining social distancing. The one-time event was permitted to have up to 250 participants. Persons coming from off the Reservation were advised to inform Border Security that they would be attending this event. During the day...
Looking Back to August 2011 - Smokey Bear celebrates birthday at Red Lake DNR...
Looking Back to August 2011 - Smokey Bear celebrates birthday at Red Lake DNR...
Looking Back to September 2011 - Red Lake Warrior High Football against Kellhier-Northome...
Looking Back to August 2011 - Red Lake DNR Take a Kid Fishing Event...
The Government Accountability Office sounded a dire warning: One in three public school students — some 14 million — was learning in a building in need of extensive repair. In New Orleans, that meant rotting buildings with no air conditioning. In rural California, it meant difficult-to-maintain portable classrooms. America’s school facilities, one observer said, were a “national crisis.” That report was issued in 1995. https://www.chalkbeat.org/2020/9/15/21438452/pandemic-schools-buildings-ventilation-repairs...
After a cautious start, Indianapolis Public Schools plans to reopen classrooms in person for students in all grades next month. The plan is based on improved coronavirus data in Marion County. Students up to fifth grade will return full time, and middle and high schoolers will return for two days of in-person learning each week. The city’s average positivity rate — the percentage of people who test positive for the coronavirus — has hovered near 5% for several weeks, according to state data. “We have been watching our health data very closely...
Fewer Denver students are attending class this fall compared with a year ago, and students of color are less likely than their white peers to regularly tune into real-time video lessons. Average daily attendance over the first two weeks of school this fall was about 88%. While that’s higher than during springtime remote learning, it’s about 5 percentage points lower than the same period in 2019, when attendance in classrooms was 93%. Younger students are attending virtual classes this fall more frequently than are older students. On Sept. 1,...
A majority of U.S. teachers are worried that state officials will move too quickly to reopen schools for in-person learning in the weeks ahead, possibly putting them and students in danger amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to a poll released Tuesday. Sixty-four percent of K-12 teachers polled by Hart Research for the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) said they worried "that our school district will move too quickly to fully reopen schools, risking the safety of students, families, and teachers." Just 19 percent said they worried...
