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Feb. 14 marks a national day of recognition and awareness on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives, an epidemic that impacts countless families in Northern Minnesota. MMIW 218 is a grassroots group of local organizers that began coordinating these spaces for healing and change.
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Plus: Minnesota is considering adding nitrate standards for lakes and rivers; and St. Louis County plans to unveil two time capsules from the last century on Feb. 25, 2025.
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BSU began specifically training teachers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics in 2021, and the grant funds financial and peer support through graduation and beyond.
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The contents of two time capsules from the last century will be revealed in Virginia on Feb. 25, 2025, along with tours of the Government Services Center opened in 2019.
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While positive results continue for Pulsar Helium near Babbitt, the state Legislature works to adopt temporary regulations for gas production in Minnesota.
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Plus: Changes under consideration to state's cottage food regulations; MnDOT releases new snowplow names; Cook County boys ski to 2nd place at state; and Northern MN dance teams head to the MSHSL tourney.
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The jazz competition will take place Friday, Feb. 14, 2025, with high kick to follow on Saturday. Performances begin at 11:30 a.m. each day.
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And: Officials recommend temporary rules for gas production as helium reservoir continues promising results.
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Cook County is the only rural Northern Minnesota school to qualify as a team; they were also the only team to have an individual athlete place in the top 10.