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It s a great healing | Minnesota veterans bike for Soldier Ride
Veterans participating in the Wounded Warriors event biked nearly 17 miles Saturday before stopping at a local fire station. Author: KARE Staff Updated: 7:48 PM CDT July 24, 2021
WOODBURY, Minn. On a hot, hazy Saturday, about 30 veterans took to the streets as part of the Twin Cities 4-day Soldier Ride.
This Wounded Warriors event, following another ride in St. Paul, kicked off at the Woodbury City Hall. The veterans biked nearly 17 miles before stopping at a local fire station.
Most of the group served either in Iraq or Afghanistan and have physical or mental wounds. Those involved said the event was really about letting the warriors and their families heal together.
By Ryan Young
Jul 24, 2021 | 6:26 PM
A local author is hoping to help the healing for Indigenous youth by highlighting the rich culture that he expects many don’t know about.
John Langan is a constable with the Saskatoon Police Service and he has also served with the Canadian Armed Forces for 14 years.
He says the goal is to help youth find the way to healing through cultural identity, because just knowing there is a problem doesn’t solve it, so he decided to take action.
The first section of A Spark in the Dark is a memoir about his experiences losing his father to suicide and his stepdad to drugs.