New NCTC president, Kiddoo, officially on the job
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Just in time for fall semester, a new President is at the helm of Northland Community & Technical College. Sandra Kiddoo is ready to hit the ground running as the fourth President of Northland since the East Grand Forks and Thief River Falls campuses merged in 2003. Kiddoo was named to the position on April 21, 2021, by the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities Board of Trustees and was chosen from three finalists after a six-month-long nationwide presidential search.
Devinder Malhotra, chancellor of Minnesota State, shared his confidence in Kiddoo’s ability to lead Northland for the future. “She has a strong track record of exploring new initiatives to provide the services and programs students and industry need for today and tomorrow. I am confident that Northland Community and Technical College will thrive under her leadership.”
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(ABC 6 News) Five omnibus budget bills were signed into law on Saturday afternoon. Minnesota lawmakers are working overtime this weekend to try to avoid a partial statewide government shutdown. Legislators have until Wednesday, June 30, to avoid the partial shutdown.
Governor Tim Walz signed five bills that are part of the two-year state budget, “Today, I was proud to sign a strong set of bills that will not only help Minnesota recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, but will bring us back better than ever,” said Governor Walz. “These bills will fuel our clean energy transition, providing jobs and clean air for generations to come; support the next generation of Minnesota’s workforce by investing in our students; keep our parks, trails, and waters clean and vibrant; and help maintain the strength of our agriculture industry.”