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NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Premium Schools (
https://www.premiumschools.org/), a primary source of information for quality degree programs, has released its list of
The Best Online Community College in Every State in the US. To produce the list, Premium Schools looked at all of the community colleges offering online degrees across the country and made their comparison based on certain criteria. We looked at every community college in the nation that offers some online degrees. We then sectioned them by state and compared graduation rates, as well as the average cost of attendance after financial aid was applied, Malcolm Peralty, chief editor of Premium Schools explains on how they came up with the list.
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DULUTH – Evan Jamar didn t know what his dream job was until his dream came true. It s like waking up for Christmas every morning, he said after his first 24-hour shift as a Duluth firefighter last month. I jumped in not really knowing what I was getting into and never looked back.
The Duluth Fire Department and fire departments across the state are looking for more Evan Jamars.
It wasn t long ago departments were routinely overwhelmed with an abundance of applicants for a few openings. They now need to aggressively promote themselves to fill those vacancies, especially as they seek to diversify their workforce.
Only a small percent of Scouts ever make it to such an honor. 1:20 pm, May 2, 2021 ×
Ben Keppers, Wadena, has earned his Eagle Scout rank and was honored April 19 during a ceremony in Wadena.
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For the last 12 years Ben Keppers has been diligently working through the ranks of Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts on his way to a perch few ever reach.
While he earned his Eagle Scout rank in September 2020, he was finally pinned with eagle wings during an official Court of Honor ceremony Monday, April 19, at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Wadena. His rise in ranks of Troop 54 took time and energy and support from his family.
Duluth student housing development slowed by pandemic again
Construction costs and pandemic uncertainties have conspired to delay LSC Flats, even though more student housing remains a desperate need. Written By: Peter Passi | ×
Aviation maintenance technology student Samuel Weiss of Duluth examines the workings of a twin row radial engine during a lab exercise at the Lake Superior College Center for Advanced Aviation in Duluth in August of last year. Many of the schools students continued their in-person, hands-on instruction despite the pandemic. (Clint Austin/caustin@duluthnews.com)
While the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted in-person instruction at many institutions of higher learning across the nation, Duluth s inventory of student housing remains in critically short supply, according to Daniel Fanning, Lake Superior College s vice president of institutional advancement and external relations.