Park Rapids School Board seeks options for funding school improvements
School board members discuss where to go from here after two bonding referendums were defeated at the polls. 10:16 am, May 4, 2021 ×
Park Rapids School Board members as of 2021 are, front from left, Sherry Safratowich, Stephanie Carlson and Dana Kocka; back row, Dennis Dodge, Jay Pike and Clayton Hoyt. (Enterprise file photo)
The Park Rapids School Board discussed options for moving forward with the school district’s facility improvement plans at a special meeting on Monday, April 26.
Chair Sherry Safratowich sought input from school board members, Superintendent Lance Bagstad, ICS educational consultants and others as to how to carry out the goals of the district’s strategic plan despite two bonding referendum defeats, April 13 and last November.
Three gardeners find purpose in growing their own produce during pandemic [The San Diego Union-Tribune]
If the shutdown orders have you longing to upgrade your home environment, you might reconsider your backyard … or your front yard. COVID-19 has made gardening a hot hobby. Digging in the dirt is an easy first step toward upgrading your homestead, connecting with the earth, spending time with family members and, in this time of uncertainty, ensuring that your household has a constant supply of fresh, delicious vegetables.
Staying safe and saneOn March 6, anthropology professor Kathleen Robles was at a show with friends. On March 7, she was in quarantine. The only person Robles has seen since is her 89-year-old father, and only in his backyard. It’s a dramatic change from her heavy involvement in the local music scene.
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If the shutdown orders have you longing to upgrade your home environment, you might reconsider your backyard . or your front yard. COVID-19 has made gardening a hot hobby. Digging in the dirt is an easy first step toward upgrading your homestead, connecting with the earth, spending time with family members and, in this time of uncertainty, ensuring that your household has a constant supply of fresh, delicious vegetables.
Staying safe and sane
On March 6, anthropology professor Kathleen Robles was at a show with friends. On March 7, she was in quarantine. The only person Robles has seen since is her 89-year-old father, and only in his backyard. It’s a dramatic change from her heavy involvement in the local music scene.
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