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It needs help, it says, to tackle invasive species in the lake. Written By: Karen Tolkkinen | ×
Lake Osakis is one of area lakes affected by pollution from phosphorus. It also has an aquatic invasive plant called curlyleaf pondweed. (Osakis Review file photo)
The Osakis Lakes Association put out a plea on social media recently, looking for members to join its board.
“We are facing some major challenges moving forward,” its post said, citing the loss of retiring board members and the need for tens of thousands of dollars to fight invasive species.
Their plea underscores the difficulties lake associations can face in tackling issues of invasives and pollutants. Lake associations say that lakeshore owners don’t always realize or want the responsibilities that come with living on the lake. Sometimes the lakeshore owners live in other cities or states and when they visit their weekend cabins, they want to relax.
Jan 27, 2021
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Three School of Arts & Sciences-Newark Faculty will lead Rutgers-Newark initiatives as part of a multi-institution project funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to facilitate community-based solutions in Newark and cities nationally
Rutgers University – Newark, at the invitation of the University of Michigan Center on Social Solutions, has become a partner in a major new grant-funded project sponsored by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. As part of the foundation’s Just Futures initiative, the center is creating “Crafting Democratic Futures: Situating Colleges and Universities in Community-Based Reparations Solutions,” a partnership with nine colleges and universities located in cities spanning the eastern half of the United States, north and south, with representation also in the Midwest and Central North regions. Through this project, participating colleges and universities in each city will collaborate with community partners in a public history
He was born May 1, 1949.
He graduated from Chisholm High School in 1967 and received his Associates degree from Hibbing Community College in 1969. He went on to complete his Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry from Concordia College in Moorhead, Minn., (1971), where he met his wife, Sandra Torgersen. They were married in Bygland, Minn. on Dec. 20, 1970.
Tom is survived by his wife of 50 years, Sandra (Torgersen) Rupp; daughters, Kirsten (Paul) Vance of Cloquet, Minn.; Michelle (Tony) Scaringi of North Bend, Wash.; grandchildren, Joe (Clair Friedman) Deppa of Cloquet, Minn., James Deppa of St. Cloud, Minn.; Michael and Maki Scaringi of North Bend, Wash.; and great-grandson Dylan Deppa, Cloquet; siblings: James (Helen) Rupp, Chisholm, Robert (Nan) Rupp, Hibbing, Gwen (Bill) Stalker, Chisholm, and Paul (Janice) Rupp, Chisholm; along with many nieces and nephews.