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WASHINGTON — With 13 days left in President Donald Trump's term, a nation shaken by the violence carried out in his name was left wondering what he might do next, and there was open talk in Washington of trying to force him from office early. Out of sight in the White House — and silenced on some of his favorite internet lines of communication — the cornered president watched the resignations of several top aides, including a Cabinet secretary. As officials sifted through the aftermath of the pro-Trump mob's siege of the U.S. Capitol, there...
WASHINGTON — The Latest on the fallout of the storming of the Capitol by a mob of pro-Trump loyalists (all times local): 7:20 p.m. President Donald Trump is conceding to President-elect Joe Biden and condemning the violent supporters who stormed the nation's Capitol Wednesday. https://www.startribune.com/the-latest-trump-condemns-capitol-riot-concedes-to-biden/600007702/...
A Dakota County judge on Thursday found the owners of the Alibi Drinkery in Lakeville in contempt of court for remaining open despite a court order to close because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The eatery's owners will have to pay a fine of $3,000 for every day they allow indoor dining. Gov. Tim Walz issued an order Nov. 18 prohibiting on-site dining at bars and restaurants in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19 infections. On Dec. 16, Walz extended the order through Jan. 10....
Sen. Amy Klobuchar said Thursday that federal lawmakers must do everything they can in the coming weeks and months to ensure the U.S. Capitol never sees another security breach like what happened a day earlier. "Of course there'll be a major investigation into what went wrong here," said Klobuchar, who was with many of her colleagues in the Senate chambers on Wednesday when a mob of President Donald Trump's supporters overtook Capitol Security and forced lawmakers to evacuate. "That has to...
The faster-spreading variant of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 hasn't been found yet in Minnesota, but public health experts are on the hunt because of its potential to increase infections and threaten the state's latest attempted return to normalcy. State Health Commissioner Jan Malcolm said mask-wearing and social distancing is critical anyway as Minnesota reopens bars and restaurants at 50% capacity on Monday, but has added importance because the B.1.1.7 viral variant has been found in...
A state order requiring high school and youth athletes to wear masks while practicing and competing is not going over well with a group of Minnesota state legislators and supporters of the Let Them Play MN Facebook group. A Jan. 6 letter signed by 30 members of the Minnesota House of Representatives to Gov. Tim Walz urged that the mask requirement be dropped. Citing guidance from the World Health Organization and the Center for Disease Control, they said wearing a mask while participating poses...
In the aftermath of a shocking, destructive invasion of the U.S. Capitol by domestic terrorists who were incited to action by President Donald Trump, Americans have some hard truths to face. This is a president who has gone rogue. The top priority now for Vice President Mike Pence, Congress and other leaders must be how best to protect this country from a leader who is demonstrably unfit for office. They must present a unified front to restrain a president whose lack of remorse and...
Business Beltrami County seeks COVID Relief Grant applications Beltrami County is being awarded $908,000 to provide grants to local businesses and nonprofits impacted by the current pandemic. Greater Bemidji, Inc. is administering the grants on behalf of the county. All applications must be submitted by 5 p.m. on Jan. 22. Written By: Pioneer Staff Report | Jan 7th 2021 - 10am. AddThis Sharing Buttons Share to Facebook Share to TwitterShare to RedditShare to EmailShare to Copy Link BEMIDJI -- Beltrami County is being awarded $908,000 to provide...
ST. PAUL - Minnesota health officials on Thursday, Jan. 7 reported 2,004 new cases of COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus. Forty-four additional deaths caused by COVID-19 were reported Thursday as well, bringing the state's coronavirus pandemic death toll to 5,572. Of the newly reported deaths, more than half occurred outside of the metro area. Twenty-three occurred in long-term care facilities. The number of active COVID-19 hospitalizations is on the decline, however, in what...
Minnesota News and Outreach Safely Adjusting the Dials Yesterday, Governor Walz announced Executive Order 21-01, which loosens restrictions on important parts of daily life. The announcement comes as tens of thousands of Minnesotans have received their first dose of the vaccine, COVID-19 cases are down, hospital bed use is declining, and kids are heading back to the classroom. Recognizing our progress – but understanding we need to remain cautious – the Governor is adjusting the dials and opening more activities and sectors of the economy. Sta...
Court: 'Health and welfare of the public are at risk and are being irreparably harmed' by Alibi's behavior January 7, 2021 (SAINT PAUL) - The Dakota County District Court has found Alibi Drinkery of Lakeville in contempt of court for willfully violating the court's December 31, 2020 temporary injunction that required it to close temporarily for indoor, on-premises dining and abide by Governor Tim Walz's Executive Orders 20-99 and 20-103. The court wrote that "the State has established by a...
Halloween in Red Lake 2020 Somewhat different, but still a lot of fun for kids and their parents...
Looking Back to June 2011 - Red Lake Elementary School Academy...
Looking Back to June 2011 - Episcopal Group doing work on local Episcopal Churches on Reservation...
Looking Back to May 2006 - Red Lake High School Graduation...
Looking Back to July 2011 - Red Lake Fisheries Operation...
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Looking Back to July 2011 - Red Lake Middle School Conference...
When the coronavirus crisis closed campuses in the spring, school boards across the country found themselves faced with decisions they never anticipated making: how to move schools online overnight, how to engage with children without computers or reliable internet, how to reopen buildings and ensure social distancing in once-cramped classrooms, and how to pay for the technology that schooling in the age of COVID-19 demands. As boards mulled these weighty questions, the national organization representing them got a new leader: Anna Maria...
Dive Brief: • Equal-access tutoring is emerging as an equity-based solution to correct pandemic-related learning loss, District Administration reports, noting the practice is considered an effective intervention and can be scaled nationally, but is currently only widely available to those who can afford private tutoring. • The first step in implementing a permanent tutoring system is to add 30 minutes to the school day, which would allow tutors to work with groups of two to four students. Older students would tutor younger students, and col...
Newark is pushing back its planned school reopening from this month to April, district officials announced Wednesday — a decision that means students will have spent more than a year learning remotely. The delay, which Superintendent Roger León shared with families and staff members Wednesday evening, comes amid a continuing surge of coronavirus cases in Newark and pressure from the city teachers union to keep classrooms closed. It is the third time this school year that the district has postponed reopening school buildings since they shut do...
LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Michigan will begin issuing coronavirus vaccines to seniors and front-line workers such as teachers and police next week, state officials said Wednesday while announcing accelerated access for people who are at least 65 years old. The state had planned to next immunize people 75 and older and essential workers including first responders, prison guards and child care providers. But residents age 65 to 74 will be included, too. "Every shot in the arm is a step closer to...
Colorado will make up to a million rapid COVID-19 tests a month available to school districts, charter schools, and private schools as part of its effort to get students back to the classroom and keep them there. Gov. Jared Polis announced the initiative Wednesday. Expanded testing capacity for school districts was one of the recommendations of a back-to-school task force in December. Ideally every teacher and school staff member would be tested twice a week, according to Tom Gonzales, the head of Larimer County Public Health and a member of...
Employment Opportunity Internal Posting: 01/07/2021 – 01/21/2021 Position Title: School Security Team Member Revised: 2/24/17 Position Overview: Responsible for contributing to improved student achievement and realization of the school and district vision by protecting students, staff, school district property, and the general public against fire, theft, vandalism, and illegal entry. The school security team member assists staff and students with behavioral issues. To apply send complete D...
