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At Faribault High, senior Joey Erickson s smile has carried the Class of 2021

At Faribault High, senior Joey Erickson s smile has carried the Class of 2021 The Class of 2021 is preparing to graduate next month, and they credit Joey for changing their lives with his friendship and kindness. Author: Danny Spewak Updated: 10:21 PM CDT May 19, 2021 FARIBAULT, Minn. Swim captain. Football manager. Homecoming king. Beloved by all. That’s Joey Erickson, the engine of the Class of 2021 at Faribault High School and, hands down, the most popular senior in the building. “It’s so incredible,” his mom, Tina, said. “It gives me hope, that a lot of these kids with special needs do have support. And I see a lot of acceptance out there.”

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Cherokee Nation rescheduling Covid-19 vaccinations due to weather

Cherokee Nation rescheduling Covid-19 vaccinations due to weather
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Daytonian of the Week: Dr Anim shows love through tirelessly fighting COVID-19

Daytonian of the Week: Dr. Anim shows love through tirelessly fighting COVID-19 Sarah Franks © Kim Bramlage Dr. Mamle Anim is the Chief Medical Officer at Five Rivers Health Centers and is our Daytonian of the Week. Through all the trials and hardships the COVID-19 pandemic has brought, one Dayton doctor has been at the front of the frontlines to protect the community. Dr. Mamle Anim is the Chief Medical Officer at Five Rivers Health Center and has worked tirelessly for the Dayton community for decades, but especially since the onset of the pandemic. Born in Accra, Ghana, Anim spent third through fifth grade in the U.S. in Iowa City, returned to Ghana for high school, then enrolled in medical school in Zambia.

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