Monday Jun 29 | Daily Journal
Lakes group tackles invasive species
With zebra mussels found a few days ago at Lake Le Homme Dieu near Alexandria, and Eurasian watermilfoil found in early June in Upper Mission Lake north of Brainerd, invasive species is a concern of lake associations in Otter Tail County.
MBA chairman: Reform legislation shouldn't mean regulatory duplication
Minnesota Bankers Association Members: 405 banks Leadership: Tom Welle, chair of MBA board of directors, Brad Bakken, past chair, Joe Witt, executive director Office: 9521 W. 78th St., Eden Prairie Staff: 27 Website: http://www.minnbankers.com The Minnesota Bankers Association installed Tom Welle as its new chairman during the organization's annual ...
Submitted by Journal Staff on June 22, 2009 - 11:29am. Looking Back 10 YEARS AGO Derek Bilben, Leslie M. Bloomquist, Marisa Connors, Thomas Michael Holden and Lisa May Kalar graduated from the College of St.
Submitted by Journal Staff on June 10, 2009 - 10:54am. >> Read similar stories filed under: Engagements Emily Halla and Michael Gedde announce their engagement and upcoming marriage.
Former Bemidji State goalie Matt Climie sentenced for stealing letter from caf sign
Matt Climie, a former Bemidji State University and current NHL goalie, pleaded guilty and was sentenced Thursday for misdemeanor theft.
Rachel Malone , Chris Bennett to wed
Frontpage -> Features -> Lifestyles -> Rachel Malone , Chris Bennett to wed Tim & Micki Malone and Greg & Jan Bennett, all of Sturgeon Lake, MN, wish to announce the engagement of their children Rachel Malone and Chris Bennett.
After 34 years, Paul Stevens still has passion for seeing students succeed
By Greg Schieber Special to the Argus Some know him as a track coach. Hundreds of others had him as a fourth grade teacher.
Several area students are in honors program at Bemidji State University BEMIDJI - The Honors Program at Bemidji State University is an interdisciplinary program of study culminating in an Honors thesis or project.
Submitted by Journal Staff on May 28, 2009 - 11:25am. Looking Back 10 YEARS AGO David Perron, formerly of International Falls and son of Gerald and Evelyn Perron of the Falls, graduated magna cum laude from Bemidji State University on May 14 with a bachelor of science degree in nursing.
Math teacher's spare time avocation: fixing drums
NEW ORLEANS - In his day job, Val Schaff is an algebra teacher at Fontainebleau High School in Mandeville.
Blessing cherishes his Bemidji roots
Mitch Blessing is eager to let you know that he was born on the shore of Lake Bemidji in what is now Baker Park Apartments.
A 2009 University of Minnesota, Morris graduate receives a hug after receiving her diploma Saturday during Commencement exercises on the campus Mall.
Lake Superior College Auto Service Program Gets Grant to Fund Hybrid Project
Frontpage -> Features -> Lifestyles -> Lake Superior College Auto Service Program Gets Grant to Fund Hybrid Project The Lake Superior College Automotive Service Technology Program has been awarded a $29,000 grant for a project called "Where the Rubber Meets the Road.' The grant was awarded by the 360 Manufacturing and Applied Engineering Center of ...
Ronneberg's sunny saying pulled him through the ups and downs
Curt Ronneberg came to a crossroads in his 39-year teaching career after he had been teaching at Wadena-Deer Creek for a quarter century.
Bergstrom column: Blue herons' rookeries are fascinating, but smelly
Years ago, I was walking deep in the woods in the Bemidji area when I heard guttural squawking.
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NTC provided program for career shift
Between school, work and raising her 5-year-old son, Casey Oreskovich of Bemidji is busy these days.
Cambridge Campus to offer bachelor of nursing degree beginning fall 2009
A bachelor of science in nursing has arrived at the Anoka-Ramsey Community College Cambridge Campus through a collaborative effort between Anoka-Ramsey and Bemidji State University.
International students at Bemidji State University planted five maple trees Friday morning at 16th Street and Birch Lane Northeast calling the ceremony a oeFriendship Trees.a From left are Sumin Chu, Jamie Koh, Hannah Kufunn and Chiao Thong Yong sharing the honor of planting a maple tree.
Patt Rall Arts Column: Wild Rose Theater celebrates Poetry Month
National Poetry Month open mic event will be held at 7 p.m. today at the Wild Rose Theater, 501 Bemidji Ave.
Pioneer Editorial: Cheers and Jeers
Kudos to Bemidji State University Students who spent Earth Day week removing debris from the shores of the lake that defines their campus.