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2/1/31-6/15/21 Loving husband, father, grandfather & great grandfather. John passed away peacefully Tuesday June 15. Born to Linda and Walter Warren in Bement, IL and was the sixth of ten children in the family. He spent his early married years on the North Shore and then the majority of his life in Duluth on Jay Street until his recent move to Maple Grove, MN in 2020. Upon graduating from high school, he entered the US Air Force on 11/7/50 and served until receiving an honorable discharge o...

Part of the effort includes dropping off water in places where homeless people live. The effort helps bridge the gap between two very different worlds.

70% of St. Cloud Area Veterans are Vaccinated [PODCAST] This month on WJONs Voices for Veterans segment I was joined by Barry Venable, Public Affairs Officer from the St. Cloud V.A. and Josh Goudge, Veteran Services Supervisor from the St. Cloud V.A.  Barry says 70% of veterans enrolled at the St. Cloud V.A. have been vaccinated for Covid-19  including more than 90% of those 85 years of age and older.  He says hed like to see veterans 50 and younger get the vaccine in larger numbers than wha...

Jake Judd (KNSI News) (KNSI) – Advocates in Central Minnesota are trying to get help to every eligible veteran. The Department of Veterans Affairs Health Care System in St. Cloud is holding a VA Eligibility Fair on May 19. Veterans Services Supervisor at the St. Cloud VA Josh Goudge was a guest of KNSI’s Bob Hughes says they’re trying to reach vets who were told ‘no’ in the past. “If you are a veteran, and you’ve previously applied for care, and at the time of your application, yo...

If you’ve ever heard the saying, ‘The show must go on,’ you likely weren’t imagining the Pattee and Paterno libraries. But right now, it’s more fitting than ever before. The library is one of the most centrally located and populated places on campus. Naturally, administrators and employees there had some critical questions posed to them when the coronavirus pandemic hit. How was the library going to continue to remain open in a safe, effective, and manageable way? How would they make ...

Nearly a year after students left the Forty Acres for spring break 2020, campus is still far emptier than usual, with many of UT’s faculty, staff, and even students Zooming  from home. For the folks who keep campus running, that quiet feeling of a holiday break has become their new, eerie norm.  In some ways their lives look more “normal” than many of ours, as these campus workers continue to commute, pack a lunch, and say hello to the occasional co-worker in the halls, but COVID-19 has...

January 14, 2021   ·   0 Comments Written By ALYSSA PARKHILL LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER What was once a dream has come true for staff at Caledon Meals on Wheels: Their very own kitchen has been developed and now open to all their clients in the community. Caledon Meals on Wheels’ (CMOW’s) mission in Caledon is to provide not only healthy and readily available meals, but education on nutrition and a variety of different i...

New Job Openings In And Around Portland Patch 12/14/2020 Job News © Shutterstock / NPFire The employment site ZipRecruiter.com has listed scores of jobs that have opened even as the coronavirus pandemic continues and many businesses remain closed. Portland, OR — As unemployment levels remain high amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many local employers in Portland and environs are still looking to fill openings on their staff. Whether youre looking for full-time or part-time work...