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On April 4, eighth-graders from the Cloquet Middle School were given the opportunity to travel to St. Paul's Park Square Theatre to view Goodrich and Hackett's production of "The Diary of Anne Frank." On behalf of those 180 eighth-graders and the chaperones who accompanied them, we'd like to extend our sincere gratitude to the Cloquet Education Foundation for helping fund our trip. This experience would have been a difficult endeavor without the generosity of this fine organization.
It's clear that Gov. Walz is listening to the people of Minnesota: their needs, concerns and aspirations. Our governor built his agenda around solving the problems Minnesotans face and making sure every Minnesotan, regardless of where they live, has the opportunity to succeed.
There are many senior citizens who are retired and living on a fixed income in the community. I know some people who would say that just because they are retired doesn't mean they don't have a good income.
Enrolling at Insight School of Minnesota was the best education option for me and it allowed me to reach my full potential. The curriculum was streamlined and easy to follow at my own pace. What I appreciated the most was that my teachers didn't just say they cared, they showed it.
For 33 years, WINDOW has served crime victims and their families in Carlton, Kanabec and Pine counties.
One million Minnesotans are at imminent risk of losing access to essential health care services through a sunset of Minnesota's Provider Tax. This would be a huge step backward for Minnesota, especially at a time when so many of us in our state and around the country are asking for more access to truly affordable and usable health care, regardless of how much money we make, what jobs we have, where we live or what health issues we have or may get.
Pope Francis has been offered a $1 million donation to a charity of his choice to go vegan for Lent. A plant-based diet is not just about Christian devotion. Dozens of medical studies have linked consumption of animal products with elevated risk of heart failure, stroke, cancer and other killer diseases.
Because of the overwhelming generosity of our community, we were able to raise over $60,000 for innovative educational opportunities for Cloquet's students