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All the upcoming events and gatherings in the Detroit Lakes area.

Published and Primed for Success - As an undergrad, Claire Simpson '22 (int'l studies, quant econ) cowrote a book chapter--an experience that helped prep her for law school. Now, the chapter is published in a peer-reviewed book.

In fall 2021, an Afghan family was resettled in Maine. This is the story of how they rebuilt their lives, and the community that welcomed them.

Gov. Phil Murphy has issued an executive order creating a task force to address teacher shortages in the state’s K-12 public schools.

Writing Through, an organization that uses creative writing as a tool to develop thinking skills, language fluency, and self-esteem, is the brainchild of year-round resident Sue Guiney. The project is based on the belief that today’s world benefits from engaged and contributing citizens who are able to think conceptually and critically, know what they believe, […]

Five Yale College seniors who excel academically and demonstrate a commitment to their community are among the 32 Americans who have won.

Give Back New Hampshire is a bi-weekly segment that spotlights New Hampshire nonprofit organizations. It airs every other Monday during Morning Edition.You can nominate a local nonprofit for Give Back NH by emailing us at giveback@nhpr.org.

Trinity Lutheran Church, which has been apart of an international outreach program for immigrants coming to Rochester and Mayo Clinic for 16 years, demolished an apartment complex used for housing those immigrants. While immigrants have found new housing solutions, what is next for the space is still to be decided upon by the congregation.

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UD's Geraldine Lara-Silver was honored for helping fellow students of many ages