
Ask a Trooper: Summer-like driving behavior behind spike in traffic fatalities…
With highs near 50 and the sun in the sky, it can be hard to believe it is March in Minnesota.
With highs near 50 and the sun in the sky, it can be hard to believe it is March in Minnesota.
It seems like it’s always the first step that’s the hardest.
Today I am going to get organized and the first item of business is to establish a Home Plate in which I will put things such as billfold, keys, glasses, phone, pens, meds, nail clipper, checkbook, postage stamps, cufflinks, shoelaces, eyedrops, matches, grip tape, flashlight, magnifying glass, things that in the time I’ve spent looking for them in the past few years I could’ve translated The Iliad and made peace with China and unionized college athletes, both men and women.On the other hand, do we really need a new Iliad?
Over the last couple of years, Minnesota West Community & Technical College’s Granite Falls campus has added new programming to provide technical skills in a variety of fields.
The sterile waiting room held a room of ten veterans waiting patiently to be called to their doctor appointments.
One of the things I heard the most last week was discussion about the impending snowstorm that was expected through the weekend.
Governor Tim Walz last week announced the recipients of nearly $20 million in grants to grow Minnesota’s workforce through the Drive for 5 Workforce initiative, a new effort to prepare more Minnesotans for high-demand jobs in five occupational categories: technology, the trades, caring professions, manufacturing and education.“We’re partnering with organizations across the state to expand job training programs and grow the workforce for the future,” said Governor Walz.
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Don’t miss one of best celestial events of the year at Lac qui Parle State Park.