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Started by nonprofit Smart North, the tech hubs aim to provide digital equity to students, providing access to technology and food, hygiene products and a safe space.
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Cheryl Babcock was located safe on June 10, not long after an endangered missing person alert was issued.
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Smart North offers no-cost, paid training with industry certifications for youth 16 and older and adult women, with additional support like child care and transportation.
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The Itasca County early childhood program was long supported by the Blandin Foundation. A new model may be on the horizon, but for now, cuts are needed.
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In spring, eggs have been collected at Cut Foot Sioux walleye spawning site in Deer River, MN, since the 1920s. Fertilized eggs are transported throughout the state.
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Every Friday morning, we get to know one of our members on "What's for Breakfast." Recently, we spoke with Lily Benge-Briggs, an art teacher at the Deer River High School.
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Alyssa Roberts told her story on the "KAXE Morning Show" about losing her job in the Chippewa National Forest and her fears for the future of conservation of the Forest.
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Other Northern Minnesota events include author talks in Brainerd and Bemidji, a freshwater jellyfish webinar, BSU jazz fest, "Misery" in Bemidji and First Friday Artwalk in Grand Rapids.
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Plus: Bemidji State University announces a re-envisioned computer science and design program that will launch in Fall 2025.
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The new contract comes some five months after the two sides began negotiations. The two sides butted heads on contract length, pay, wage scales, staffing programs and more.