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Princeton man embraces life after work accident leaves him paralyzed
ROBBINSDALE, Minn. — A Princeton man says he's getting used to his "new normal" after a work accident earlier this month.Thirty-nine-year-old Michael Hanson is a high-risk tree remover. On Aug. 6 while removing part of a tree, he fell 35 feet when his equipment failed. The accident paralyzed him from the waist down."I did everything normal and I wasn't even in a hurry. I leaned back and all of the sudden I just felt 'phew,'" said Michael Hanson. "There was nothing to jump to and the way I was falling backyards I couldn't turn around; I couldn't even protect myself."He...
St. Cloud Area School District Among Top in State for Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports
(KNSI) – The St. Cloud Area School District is being recognized as one of the state’s leaders in implementing the Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports program. These schools and districts have demonstrated exceptional leadership in improving school climate, engaging the community, and increasing student achievement. They are Apollo High School, Clearview Elementary, Discovery Community Elementary School, Katherine Johnson Education Center, Kennedy Community School, Lincoln Elementary School, South Junior High, Talahi Elementary, Tech High School, Westwood Elementary School, North Junior High, and Oak Hill Community School.
New food hall concept reaches St. Joseph
A unique venue has arrived in Saint Joseph. The House Food and Tap sits downtown at the intersection of Second Avenue Northwest and Minnesota Street, the only non-developed lot on the main street of town. The property is owned by Craig and BriAnne Hern. ...
Sheetz or Wawa: VP nominee Walz weighs in on the Pennsylvania debate
(WTAJ) — Sheetz or Wawa? It’s a decades-long debate here in Pennsylvania, however, Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz somehow skirted around the topic. Walz, the current governor of Minnesota, was at a breakfast Monday with Pennsylvania delegates ahead of the Democratic National Convention when the “War of Convenience Stores” came up, according to Delaware Online. […]
The Star Tribune becomes The Minnesota Star Tribune
(St. Paul, MN)--The Star Tribune is now The Minnesota Star Tribune. The state's oldest newspaper has rebranded saying it has refocused its news philosophy. This is to better serve the community and increase business. The organization aims to be the heart and voice of The North by broadening its coverage beyond the Twin Cities to the entire state of Minnesota. With a goal of a 200-percent increase in paid digital subscriptions over the next five years, the newspaper is offering introductory deals to entice new subscribers.
ASKING FOR A FRIEND: Is Dumpster Diving Legal in Minnesota?
Reuse, recycle, re...claim? Whatever your excuse to go face down a$$ up into a giant metal container of misfit stuffs, you should always make sure that Johnny Law is cool with it. Wouldn't want Johnny to throw you in jail while he gets the good stuff out of the Dumpster...
TIM WALZ EVENT IN RHODE ISLAND
PROVIDENCE, RI – With the Democratic National Convention getting underway and enthusiasm for the Harris-Walz ticket surging across the country, the Whitehouse for Senate campaign is releasing Senator Sheldon Whitehouse’s remarks from a fundraising event featuring vice presidential candidate Tim Walz that was held last week in Newport. The packed crowd was fired up to hear from Governor Walz after Sheldon delivered the following remarks:
The NAR Settlement: A new chapter in real estate
On March 15, 2024, the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) reached a significant settlement that made headlines and is set to reshape the real estate industry. This agreement was the result of ongoing litigation related to broker commissions and will introduce new rules designed to enhance transparency and competition within the market. These changes will take effect on Aug. 17, 2024, and will have far-reaching implications for real estate professionals and consumers alike. What Happened? ...
Ready for a New Name? Xcel Energy Center Has About a Year Left
I know it was only since the year 2000, but I can't think of a time when it wasn't the Xcel Energy Center. I looked to see wha the previous name was, and it was just the St. Paul Civic Center. Anyway, after 25 years, the Xcel Energy Center will...
Metallica donates $40,000 to non-profit that helps the homeless
(Minneapolis, MN) -- A Minnesota nonprofit is thanking a well-known heavy metal band for a big contribution. Metallica performed over the weekend at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis and then left a gift behind for the group People Serving People. The nonprofit made a post on Instagram yesterday thanking the musicians for a 40-thousand-dollar donation. The money will be used to fund programs that help families experiencing homelessness in Minnesota.
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