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Metallica Donates $40,000 To Minnesota Non-Profit To Assist The Homeless
Following Metallica’s two-night stand at the U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis over the weekend, the hard rock legends donated $40,000 to the Minnesota non-profit People Serving People who provides assistance to the homeless. Metallica’s All Within My Hands foundation made the donation, with People Serving People sharing their appreciation for the band’s generosity on Instagram, captioning their post: “Wow! Talk about Give me fuel, give me fire! @Metallica just invested $40,000 through their @allwithinmyhandsfoundation to People Serving People when they visited Minneapolis. Gifts like this make programs like financial literacy, emergency assistance, and high-quality childcare possible at People Serving People.Thank you, Metallica, for fueling our work, firing up our community, and helping the families at our shelter achieve their desires!” (Blabbermouth)
Gov. Burgum says Walz represents most radical Democrat ticket ever
CHICAGO, IL. (KXNET) — This week, thousands of Democrats are in Chicago, where they’re expected to formally get behind Kamala Harris and Tim Walz in hopes of sending them to the White House. It’s been two weeks since Harris chose Walz to be her running mate, and he spoke at the delegate breakfast this week […]
Walz Twists Some Labor Claims
Este artículo estará disponible en español en El Tiempo Latino. Delivering remarks at a labor union conference in California, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz stretched the facts with several labor-related claims. Walz said Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance “has never cast a vote on a pro-worker bill...
Interim President Dietz kicks off fall semester with convocation address
Interim President Larry Dietz welcomed faculty and staff to the start of the 2024-25 academic year on Tuesday morning in Ritsche Auditorium, giving his first President’s Convocation Address to kick off a week of faculty/staff development ahead of the first day of classes on Aug. 26. Dietz’s message to...
After Being Closed for 2 Seasons, Local Tree Farm Will be Reopening
Some people have the time honored tradition of being like the Griswolds, and head out to find that perfect Christmas Tree for your family's holiday celebration. One tree farm in the area that was very popular closed in 2022 because of the passing of a beloved family member. This had been a tradition for many, and in the Rothstein family for decades. It was hard to see it not continue on, but at the same time, understandable.
Monticello Rolls Out an Autism-Friendly Bowling Event at River City Extreme
Monticello is about to roll a perfect game for inclusion. On September 14, the River City Extreme at 3875 School Blvd. is transforming into an autism-friendly zone, where families impacted by autism can bowl, play laser tag, and enjoy arcade games in a supportive environment. From 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, the venue is hosting a special event just for the Autism Allies Group, ensuring no mingling with the general public during these hours, according to Sherburne County.
Heart Like a Truck: Today’s Pet of the Week is Lainey!
She'll Wait in the Truck, so Never Say Never to Lainey, today's Pet of the Week from Tri-County Humane Society!. Lainey is a spayed 4-year-old terrier/pit bull/mix. She's house-trained and will let you know when nature is calling! She's been friendly with children of all ages and has lived with cats & other dogs. Lainey loves car rides, chew toys, and chit-chat: she's a talker! She can sit and shake, and is an exuberant ball of energy. Stop by Tri-County Humane Society to meet Lainey today!
St. Cloud State University Officials Lay Out Hard Truths and Bold Plans at City Council Work Session Monday Night
(KNSI) – Five senior officials from St. Cloud State University met with the city council during a study session Monday night to discuss the school’s future and how the community can help in its turnaround efforts. The conversation featured many positives but some hard truths were laid on...
Immigrant farmers, solar company pioneer new methods at Big Lake farm
Accessing land is a common barrier for immigrant farmers. But a new program is partnering them with solar gardens to raise crops between arrays. The post Immigrant farmers, solar company pioneer new methods at Big Lake farm appeared first on Sahan Journal.
Lake Region Foundation Awards First Jordan Tommerdahl Memorial Scholarship
Fergus Falls, MN – The Lake Region Healthcare Foundation is pleased to announce Heidi Peterson has been selected to receive the first Jordan Tommerdahl Memorial Endowment Scholarship. The $2,500 award is designed to provide recognition and financial assistance to persons pursuing an advanced degree or training in mental health-related...
Tragic Motorcycle Crash: Minnesota Dad of Two Fights for Life After Deer Collision!
OAK PARK, MN – A serious motorcycle accident occurred early Friday morning in Morrison County, Minnesota. The crash took place on Partridge Road, south of 153rd Street, around 6 a.m. The rider, Cody Keeler, a 33-year-old resident of Oak Park, Minnesota, was heading north when he collided with a deer.
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