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The Red Lake Warriors Football Team dropped to 0-2 on the season with their 41-8 loss to Bagley on Wednesday, October 14, 2020. It was Bagley's first win of the season after losing their opener to Frazee 41-0 last Friday. Red Lake will host Pine River on Friday, October 23rd, travel to Cass Lake on October 30th, host Walker-Hackensack-Akley on November 6th and finish up the regular season in Warroad on November 12th....
Sharon Ann Barten October 17, 1970 - October 12, 2020 Sharon Ann Barten, 49-year-old resident of Onamia, MN passed away on October 12, 2020 at her residence. A Funeral Ceremony will be held at 2 PM on Thursday, October 15, 2020 at the Vineland Burial Grounds on the Mille Lacs Reservation with Nazhike officiating. Arrangements are with the Shelley Funeral Chapel of Onamia. Upcoming Events Graveside Service OCT 15. 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM (CST) Vineland Cemetery Utopia Rd Onamia, MN 56359 Graveside...
Kelly J. Brown September 20, 1968 - October 04, 2020 Kelly Jay Brown, was born at 9:00 a.m. on September 20, 1968 at Mercy Hospital in Devils Lake ND and left us on Sunday morning, October 4, 2020 at which time we all died a little too. Kelly was the son of Kenneth and Florestine (White) Dunn. He went to grade school at St. Michael’s Tribal School, then onto Warwick and Four Winds. He received his GED at Trapper Creek in Missoula, Montana. He returned to the Spirit Lake area and worked at S...
Claudia Kaye Brown January 19, 1978 - October 12, 2020 Claudia Kaye Brown, age 42, of Minneapolis, Minnesota journeyed to the Spirit World on Monday, October 12, 2020 at Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She was born on January 19, 1978 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the daughter of Dennis Brown Sr. and Lettie Morrow. Claudia was a member of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe. She was employed as a Clean Up Specialist. Claudia was one awesome, beautiful soul. She was a spunky...
Concerns over rising COVID-19 infection rates across Minnesota gave way Wednesday to a grim statistic: a spike in deaths. State health officials reported 29 COVID-19 deaths on Wednesday - the highest one-day total since June. "This reflects the increase in disease we have been seeing in the community for many weeks, with deaths as a lagging indicator," said Kris Ehresmann, state infectious disease director at the Minnesota Department of Health. "We should not be surprised if we continue to see...
The Minnesota House passed a nearly $1.9 billion public works infrastructure package Wednesday that lawmakers and workers in the construction industry heralded as a critical economic stimulus amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The Senate still needs to vote on the measure and could try to make changes. But getting enough support from House Republicans was widely viewed as the key hurdle for a bill that lawmakers have been debating for more than six months. House members voted 100-34, with 25...
WASHINGTON — Over and over, Amy Coney Barrett said she’d be her own judge if confirmed to the Supreme Court. But she was careful in two long days of Senate testimony not to take on the president who nominated her, and she sought to create distance between herself and past positions, writings on controversial subjects and even her late mentor. Barrett's confirmation to the Supreme Court to take the seat of the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg seems inevitable, as even some Senate Democrats acknowledged in Senate hearings on Tuesday and Wednesday...
The University of Minnesota is coordinating a federally funded COVID-19 trial to find out whether purified virus-fighting antibodies from as many as 10 donors can effectively treat one severe case of the infectious disease. The trial is an extension of the plasma therapies that have received federal emergency use authorization to treat COVID-19 but with uneven results because antibody levels vary in the plasma donated by people who have recovered from the disease. "If you're a lucky person to...
A longtime Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employee at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport died Tuesday from complications associated with COVID-19. Gerald "Teddy" Girard began working for the TSA at the airport in December 2007, according to a TSA news release. He was certified to conduct security screenings in the checkpoint areas at the airport, as well as the TSA's checked baggage operation. Girard, 67, of Minneapolis, is one of eight TSA employees to succumb to the...
You’re trapped in your car on a dark night. You can’t get your engine to start. And somewhere outside, lurking in the fog, is a homicidal maniac. This isn’t the start of campfire ghost story or a creepy urban legend. It’s how one Twin Cities Halloween attraction is responding to a global pandemic. The Deadly Drive-In, being offered this month at Rosedale Center, is a stay-in-your car haunted house where you park and the bloodthirsty psychopaths keep to the other side of the windshield. https://www.startribune.com/twin-cities...
LONDON – From France to Russia, from Britain to the Czech Republic, European leaders are confronting a surge in coronavirus cases that is rapidly filling hospital beds, driving up death tolls and raising the grim prospect of further lockdowns in countries already traumatized by the pandemic. The continent, which once compared favorably to the United States in its handling of the pandemic, is being engulfed by a second wave of infection. With an average of more than 100,000 new infections per d...
Starting next Monday, October 19, 2020 - no more drive thru Pharmacy, you will pick up medication at the window inside....
Description: This year marks the centennial anniversary of Caucasian women’s suffrage - women of color weren’t granted those rights until decades later. Since 2017, people across the globe have been participating in the Women’s March movement. Traditionally the march is held in February but this event is occurring as a promotion for election day: Tuesday, November 3rd. To maintain social distancing, participants will be stationary and “march in place” while lining the sidewalk along the lake side of Paul Bunyan Drive from Library Park (5th...
GUELPH, ON | SEPTEMBER 29, 2020 - Fill it Forward, a Canadian company inspiring the world to reuse through its sustainable products, interactive technologies and global giving initiatives, celebrates the launch of the Fill it Forward - Always Giving Collection. Inspired by the need to give, especially during these unprecedented times, Fill it Forward has stepped up its support efforts for the charitable sector with the development of the Always Giving Collection. The company's goal of raising...
St. Paul, MN: The Minnesota Department of Corrections (DOC) is seeking the public's assistance to help locate a Level 3 predatory offender who is wanted for violations of the conditions of his supervised release. Royce Anthony Drift was released from the St. Louis County jail on September 10, 2020 to Intensive Supervised Release. He has been on fugitive status since October 2, 2020 when he cut off his GPS monitoring bracelet and absconded from a halfway house in Duluth, MN. Drift has an...
The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) announced today that it will begin posting on its website COVID-19 cases detected using new antigen testing equipment approved by the FDA under an emergency use authorization. In posting these cases, MDH is following the guidance of the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE) – the independent professional body that determines case definitions for the country. CSTE guidance subsequently affirmed by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) indicated that someone who has a...
ST. PAUL, Minn. – Minnesota schools and communities wanting to develop safer places for students to walk and bicycle can apply for three different grant opportunities this fall through the Minnesota Department of Transportation’s Safe Routes to School program. Communities and schools can apply for planning assistance grants to help assess current conditions and create plans to improve walking and bicycling through programs and infrastructure. SRTS “Boost” grants support existing SRTS work, like adding bicycles to schools to improve physica...
Red Lake, MN - With just two weeks practice in a shortened season, the Red Lake Warrior football team hosted the Wadena-Deer Creek Wolverines on Friday, October 9, 2020, losing 50-6 in the late afternoon contest. Under MSHSL rules and regulations for COVID-19, it was a little different for fans, but not so much that the players had the opportunity to play football and compete. Wadena appeared to have a little more experienced players, but the Warriors showed determination and gave them a game....
Red Lake, MN - With just two weeks practice in a shortened season, the Red Lake Warrior football team hosted the Wadena-Deer Creek Wolverines on Friday, October 9, 2020, losing 50-6 in the late afternoon contest. Under MSHSL rules and regulations for COVID-19, it was a little different for fans, but not so much that the players had the opportunity to play football and compete. Wadena appeared to have a little more experienced players, but the Warriors showed determination and gave them a game....
RED LAKE, MN - The Red Lake Warriors continued to practice on Tuesday, October 7, 2020, getting ready for their first game of the season on Friday, October 9th at home against Wadena at 4 PM. At a Special School Board Meeting on Tuesday, September 22 the Red Lake School Board voted to allow a modified football and volleyball season this fall, as presented by Activities Director Nolan Desjarlait. On Monday, September 21, 2020, the Minnesota State High School League's Board of Directors approved a...
Looking Back to September 2007 - Red Lake Fisheries Meeting to Allow Fishing on the lake...
Looking Back to September 2007 - Ponemah Labor Day Pow Wow - Sunday Afternoon Session...
Looking Back to September 2011 - Red Lake Warrior High School Football against Kellhier-Northome...
Looking Back to May 2007 - Red Lake Elementary School 5th Grade Graduation...
The single most important job of the principal is creating a school environment where students feel safe, supported, engaged, and accepted, according to many child development and school leadership experts. The reason? Children who are afraid of bullying or fights have less bandwidth for learning. Negative emotions, such as feeling alienated or misunderstood, make it harder for the brain to process information and to learn. On the flip side, brain development flourishes when children feel emotionally and physically safe, when they know they...
