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The Hibbing Branch of the American Association of University announced its January Future Collegians. AAUW is a powerful advocate and visible leader in equity and education through research, philanthropy, and
Mollie Marie Kelley, daughter of Paul and Shawn Kelley was awarded Good Citizen from Eads High School. During her Senior Year she was president of her class and FBLA plus served as a FBLA District 7 Officer. Mollie held the position of captain on the Eads Cheer Team while serving on the Knowledge Bowl Team. She was a member of E-Club, National Honor Society, and Students Taking A New Direction (STAND). Throughout high school Mollie participated in basketball and volley ball. She was awarded the Hugh O’Brien Youth (HOBY) Leadership Conference during her sophomore year. Mollie excelled in ...
In this July 2019 file photo, Roswell Literacy Council Director Mary Lou Trujillo, third from left, accepts a donation to the Council from Altrusa International of Roswell. Also pictured, from left, are Deborah Goluska, Cecelia Contreras, and Bonnie Jones. (Submitted Photo) Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record Roswell Literacy Council Executive Director Mary Lou Trujillo dedicates her time to helping others, and is proud of the work the RLC does on a daily basis. Trujillo was born in Tinnie and arrived in Roswell when her father got a job at Walker Air Force Base right after her birth. As t...
Sleepy Eye High School’s nominees for the Minnesota High School League Triple “A” Award are siblings, McKenna and Kadon Strong. The Triple “A” award recognizes and honors high school seniors who have excelled in academics, fine arts, and athletics. Triple “A” Award nominees must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. McKenna and Kadon are now entered in the Sub-section Region 2A competition. UPDATE: Kadon is the sub-section 7 Triple "A" Award winner for 2021. All sub-section winners will now interview with the Region 2A selection committee to determine the Region 2A Male Trip...
MINNEAPOLIS â During their planetarium field trip, the third-graders from Castle Elementary School in Oakdale, Minn., had plenty on their minds. Is there any water on the moon? Which is the coldest planet, and the hottest one? What is a black hole? Would you freeze to death on Mars? Kaitlin Ehret, the Bell Museum planetarium educator leading the field trip, smiled as the students peppered her with more questions â in the âchatâ window of a Zoom call. One by one, she called on them in the way theyâve become accustomed to this year: by telling them she would un-mute the...