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Goddard presents sheriff’s office promotions Sheriff Goddard said one of the biggest promotions through his career was being named sergeant, as it allows the person to continue to work on the streets but also be in charge of things. 8:00 am, Jan. 22, 2021 × Crow Wing County Sheriff Scott Goddard hosted a ceremony Wednesday, Jan. 20, to promote several individuals in the sheriff’s office. Goddard said they all worked hard to get where they are and some of the promotion...

Alaina Dismukes "Oftentimes, we struggle with making decisions about whether to plant or even abandon planting intentions due to not being able to plant early, but I encourage producers to focus on other management factors, like getting a good stand," Erick Larson said. These management factors can ultimately determine crop outcome in corn. In addition, research shows soybeans and corn are both more responsive in narrow rows (30-inch rows). Thinking ahead to planting s...

At least 8 members of Washington congressional delegation call for Trumps removal from office By Q13 News Staff Q13s Brandi Kruse speaks with area congressional reps after lockdown at US Capitol. SEATTLE - Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer is calling on President Donald Trump’s Cabinet to remove him from office, and at least eight members of Washingtons congressional delegation agree.  In a statement Thursday, Schumer said the attack on the Capitol "was an insurrection against the Unite...

(Image credit: NASA) On Monday night, if you look toward the southwest horizon you’ll see a rare celestial event. Our two largest planets, Saturn and Jupiter, will align, creating what some refer to as “The Christmas Star.” The conjunction of the two planets hadn’t happened since 1623. That year, the event could only be seen further south and across Africa. The last time the people of Europe and North America glimpsed the phenomenon was 1226. In truth, this alignment is not considered �...

Login Jupiter and Saturn align to create Star of Bethlehem for first time in 800 years21/12/2020|3min On December 21st the night sky will light up with a close alignment of Jupiter and Saturn, their closest since the early 13th century. Reports are claiming the conjunction may be a rare glimpse of what the Star of Bethlehem may have looked like. For centuries, scientists have looked for the origins of the star which the Bible says led the Wise Men to the place of Jesus’s birth in Bethlehem....

Astronomers closer to finding the Star of Bethlehem with rare planetary alignment20/12/2020|3min Astronomers are one step closer to finding the Star of Bethlehem as Jupiter and Saturn will be in extremely close alignment in a rare cosmological event tomorrow. Prominent astronomer Johannes Kepler, who discovered the laws of planetary motion, believed the star to be the conjunction of Saturn, Jupiter, and Venus, but Texas A&M Professor Rick Larson disagrees. Professor Larson says astronomers are...

6217147795001 Its a moment that many people were talking about all month, and now its finally come. Monday night, observers around the world were able to witness an incredible event in the night sky that has not been seen in almost eight centuries.  The two largest planets in our solar system, Jupiter and Saturn, aligned on Dec. 21 to create whats sometimes referred to as the "Christmas Star". When the planets lined up on the day marking the start of the winter solstice, they appeared to form...

Dec 17, 2020 For centuries, both the faithful and science-based folks have wondered about the Star of Bethlehem. What was it? From where did it come? Is it a myth, a miracle, or was it natural occurring astronomical event? The Star, as told in the Gospel of Matthew, led the Magi to a little town called Bethlehem, about five miles south of Jerusalem. It was a sign in the heavens that told them a King was born, a King that would be in the line and lineage of King David. Many astronomers believed ...

Compensate for its tendency to pitch up with the more powerful engine. rick larson said todays hearing is about one thing. >> if they dont fly, airlines dont need to buy airplanes. they dont need to buy airplanes, airplanes dont need to be built and then there will be no jobs in aviation. >> the critiques of boeing is counter balanced by the news yesterday that boeing has signed a letter of intent to sell 200 max planes to iag, the international airlines group of british air,, the first big sale...

Would involve a public/private partnership. fixing our roads and our bridges is something that always gets applause whenever he brings it up. the presidents state of the union address this year, he called out by name our nations structurally deficient bridges. he said we should have a fix-it first program to do all of the maintenance that needs to be done to fix these things up. and as you hear, he got a big round of applause for saying that. and yay, everybody applauded. and then nothing happen...