I mean, it s no one s fault.but the residents are now responsible for cleaning their shorelines. Author: Sharon Yoo Updated: 6:52 PM CDT July 22, 2021
PINE CITY, Minn. The joys of lake life usually involve several elements. If you can t enjoy the yard and you know, having kids jump off the dock and swim, I don t know, it s disappointing, Cathy Peterson said. It s been a bad year.
Peterson and her brother in law, Darrin Freetly both own homes on Pokegama Lake.
But lately with the lake so low, the algae so rampant. It doesn t feel like lakefront property, Peterson said with a laugh.
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Local colleges adapt as enrollment declines nationally Jeremy P. Kelley © JIM NOELKER Students at the University of Dayton shuffle to class Thursday April 1,2021.The percentage of 2020 high school graduates enrolling immediately in college declined nationally by 6.8 percent this school year an unprecedented drop, according to the National Student Clearinghouse but local data was more mixed. JIM NOELKER/STAFF
The percentage of 2020 high school graduates enrolling immediately in college declined nationally by 6.8 percent this school year an unprecedented drop, according to the National Student Clearinghouse but local data was more mixed.
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Some of the drop was due to COVID-19 issues safety concerns for in-person students, ability-to-pay problems because of lost family income, and some choosing not to pay full tuition for online courses. But a continuing decline in college graduates could hurt local and national economies.
The source of a mystery noise inside a West Brookfield home leaves everyone with bright smiles Kim Ring, Telegram & Gazette © Photo/Submitted WEST BROOKFIELD - Sandy Binion with Fire Chief Clayton Edwards (right) and Officer Craig Charron. The men came to Binion s aid after she called for help with an unusual problem on January 14, 2021.
WEST BROOKFIELD A light snow started to fall Thursday morning as Sandy Binion set down her cup and logged on to her computer, preparing to spend some time heading down the rabbit hole of her pandemic project: her family s genealogy.
She paused and took in the peaceful scene from the window of the log cabin she shares with her partner, Cathi Peterson.